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Gurinder Chadha, Deepa Mehta, Bollywood, Hollywood, Indian, Filmmaking, Bend It Like Beckham, Water, Earth, Fire, Pakistan, India, Viceroy’s House
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Deepa Mehta and Gurinder Chadha

Hollywood was once the center of the global movie industry but this is changing as the Bollywood discovers new audiences in the transformative landscape of America. Deepa Metha and Gurinder Chadha are two…
Rose McInerney
Rose McInerney26,September, 2018
Husband Material, Hollywood, Bollywood, Tollywood, Southeast Film Industry, A Star is Born, Anurag Kashyap, Tapsee Pannu, Vicky Kaushal, Abhishek Bachchan, saag paneer, Masala, Indian taboosBeauty & EntertainmentLifestyleMovies

Bollywood’s Bankable Husband Material

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney24,September, 2018
Hilary Swank, What They Had, Boys Don’t Cry, Million Dollar Baby, Mary Pickford, Angelina Jolie, Helen Mirren, TIFF, Oscars, Conviction, Freedom Writers, actors, women in film, women making historyBeauty & EntertainmentMoviesWomen Leaders

My Conversation With Hilary Swank

Hilary Swank’s career success in Hollywood is so much more than the Cinderella story we’ve seen in her Oscar stardom. Hilary’s passionate desire to feel connected to the world, and willingness to risk…
Rose McInerney
Rose McInerney19,September, 2018
Mary Pickford, Gladys Smith, Douglas Fairbanks, United Artists, female actors, movie stars, Hollywood, Oscar winner, biographs, American Biography Company, Charlie ChaplinBeauty & EntertainmentWomen Leaders

Actress, Mary Pickford

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney17,September, 2018
Thelma and Louise, movies, road trips, road trip movies, Share Her Journey, Geena Davis, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival, nuts, apple chips, margarita recipe, Geena Davis Gender Institute, women making history, history, art, female writers, women in film, womeninfilmLABeauty & EntertainmentLifestyle

Sharing A Thelma & Louise Journey

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney14,September, 2018
Karyn Kusama, Share Her Journey, The Invitation, Destroyer, Girlfight, filmmaking, movies, women in film, inclusivity, gender parity, Geena Davis,Beauty & EntertainmentMoviesWomen Leaders

Karyn Kusama – Boxing for the Director’s Chair

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney12,September, 2018
Beauty & EntertainmentWomen Leaders

The Director’s Journey

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney11,September, 2018
Twentieth Century, film industry, women making movies, female directors, movie directors, Dorothy Arzner, Hollywood, sound films, silent films, Paramount, MGM, Maureen O'Hara, Dance Girls DanceArt & LiteratureBeauty & EntertainmentMoviesWomen Leaders

Dorothy Arzner – Trailblazing Woman In Film

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney10,September, 2018
Birth of Venus, Billie Zangewa, Brene Brown, women's empowerment, female artists, art, African female artist, Rebirth of Venus, #womenmakinghistoryArt & LiteratureBeauty & EntertainmentWomen Leaders

Artful Body Talks: African Artist Billie Zangewa Meets Brene Brown

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney30,August, 2018
Glenn Close, the wife, movies, gender roles, literary women, womenwriters, the good wife, #goodwife, Hollywood, Joan of Arc, Betty Friedan, Julie Brady, Why I Want a WifeArt & LiteratureBeauty & EntertainmentMoviesWomen Leaders

The Oscar-worthy Performance of “The Wife”

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 McInerney
Rose McInerney22,August, 2018
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