Husband Material is a wonderful Indie movie from Bollywood that illustrates the kind of culture shattering film and a fresh take on sharing stories about real women and issues.
Rose McInerneySeptember 24, 2018
Mary Pickford built a career on risk-taking, talent, and hard work. But why is it that we don't know her as well as we do her male contemporaries like Charlie Chaplin?
Rose McInerneySeptember 17, 2018
WomanScape salutes our fem-tastic week of great women making history by sending our readers on the trip of a lifetime: the Thelma and Louise Road Trip. Get to know Geena a little more,…
Rose McInerneySeptember 14, 2018
Director Karyn Kusama attends a special screening of 'Up In The Air' during the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009 in Toronto. (AP Photo/Evan Agostini)Women filmmakers like Karyn Kusama continue…
Rose McInerneySeptember 12, 2018
For the book-lover historian in you or your life, we suggest purchasing these books. They provide deeper insight into the life of Dorothy Arnzer, a trailblazing woman making movies in the 1920’s and…
Rose McInerneySeptember 11, 2018
As the only female director working in America from the 20's-40's, Dorothy Arzner was still able to openly criticized gender roles and sexism in the movies. She established a body of work that…
Rose McInerneySeptember 10, 2018
Billie Zangewa's modern reinvention of the Birth of Venus, a 15th-century renown painting by artist Sondra Botticelli, is magnificently reinvented in her work, The Black Venus. The painting is done on tantalizing silk and…
Rose McInerneyAugust 30, 2018
It’s amazing that it took almost an entire year for the Oscar-worthy performance of Glenn Close in the The Wife to be released in theaters this summer. But perhaps timing is everything after…
Rose McInerneyAugust 22, 2018
Our experiences with love are both biological and cultural, according to Mandy Len Catron. Neuro pathways in our brain tell us that love is good but its natural to expect love will be…
Rose McInerneyJuly 17, 2018
