Women & Hollywood

Movies This Weekend Movies from December dominate this weekend with Juno still expanding to continue to build on its critical wins and great...

Cashmere Mafia Premieres on Sunday on ABC With the writer's strike now in its 9th week with my DVR bereft of shows to be recorded over t...

Happy New Year. Here's to a better year for women in film and to a quick settling of the writer's strike. (I know that won't ha...

Weekend Box Office New additions: The Orphanage - Spanish thriller starring Belen Rueda Persepolis - (scroll down to read my story from yes...

Persepolis— Iranian Feminist as Subversive by Melissa Silverstein (written for the Women's Media Center) ...

P.S. I Love You I saw P.S. I Love You the new film starring Hillary Swank before I read the NY Times' incredibly kind review of this sa...

Frances Marion Awards Women & Hollywood honors the hard women working of Hollywood in both TV and film who have to endure the tabloids, ...

The first annual Frances Marion awards will be unveiled tomorrow. I know you're all waiting with baited breath. Awards Screen Actors Gu...

A Brief Chat with Debra Zimmerman, Executive Director of Women Make Movies Had a chance to catch up with Debbie at the NY Women in Film and ...

New York Women in Film and TV's Annual Muse Awards I was able to attend NYWIFT's annual celebration of women in entertainment. 1,00...

Weekend Box Office Juno expanded to 40 theatres and took in $1.44 million with each theatre grossing $36,018 - the most per theatre of any ...

Weekend at the Box Office Holdovers dominate the films that are by and about women this weekend. Movies playing: The Golden Compass Margot a...

Women & Hollywood interviews Mary Rae Thewlis Mary Rae Thewlis has spent the last seven years as a producer and production manager on La...

She Made It Media Project Offers a Look Back and a Push Forward I wrote this piece for the Women's Media Center At a time when you could...

Interview with Sarah Fain, Executive Producer of Women's Murder Club Over the last six weeks of the writer's strike most of the voic...