«
»
-
The Backlash Continues: Women Onscreen Falls ...
-
Angelina Jolie's Courageous Revelation
-
The Directing Workshop for Women 2013 Sh ...
-
Whose Responsibility Is It To Move The Dial ...
-
CinemaCon Holds Panel on Women and the Box ...
-
A Look at the Women's Films Opening in the ...
Women and Hollywood
Melissa Silverstein is the founder and editor of Women and Hollywood, one of the most respected sites for issues related to women and film as well as other areas of pop culture. Women and Hollywood educates, advocates, and agitates for gender parity across the entertainment industry. She is also the co-founder and Artistic Director of The Athena Film Festival. The 4th annual festival will take place from February 6-9, 2014 at Barnard College in NYC. Melissa recently published the first book from Women and Hollywood, In Her Voice: Women Directors Talk Directing, which is a compilation of over 40 interviews that have appeared on the site.Email Melissa
Popular Posts
Blog Roll
- After Ellen
- Alliance of Women Film Journalists
- Arts Meme
- Awards Daily
- Bird's Eye View Blog
- Blogher
- Change.org-Women's Rights
- Chicken & Egg Pictures
- Critical Women in Film
- Deadline Hollywood
- Echidne of the Snakes
- Everyday Goddess
- Feministe
- Feministing
- Film Essent
- In the Trenches Productions
- Jezebel
- Ms. Magazine
- No Meaner Place
- New York Women in Film
- Paradigm Shift
- Pop Candy
- Power Up
- Project Lifesize
- Shakesville
- Sunset Gun
- Sydney's Buzz
- Tennessee Guerilla Women
- Women in Film
- Thompson on Hollywood
- Women in Film and TV - London
- Women in Media
- Women Make Movies
- Women's Voices for Change
- Women's Media Center
- Women Film Critics Circle
- Zelda Lily
Women and Hollywood
Trailer Watch: Life Is But A Dream - Directed by Beyonce
Be prepared to bow down everyone. One of my personal queens, Beyonce, has self-directed a documentary about who she is behind the scenes. Stripping away the glamour of the stage, the doc looks at Beyonce--the woman, mother and the trappings of celebrity. It looks fascinating.
- By Kerensa Cadenas
- |
- January 17, 2013 10:00 AM
- |
- 1 Comment
Email Updates
fresh from the blogs
-
From the Wire: Lars Ulrich, Roger Ebert FanCriticwire
-
Interview: Justin Lin Talks Why Eva Mendes Didn't Come ...The Playlist
-
'An Oversimplification of Her Beauty' Opens In South ...Shadow and Act
-
Cannes Review Roundup: Robert Redford Keeps Things ...Thompson on Hollywood
-
Interview with Tassie Cameron - Creator and Executive ...Women and Hollywood
-
CANNES 2013: Images: Part 2Press Play
-
Good Night, Lost Boy(s)The Lost Boys
-
In Search Of ‘The Searchers’Leonard Maltin
Recent Comments
@jgee: I am amazed by the rationality of your reasoning, in particular how you used reductio ad
@Anita: great, now Ozon said that women secretly wanted to be strippers... aaah the Internet.
Soooo "Ozon: It is the reality. You speak with many women, you speak with shrinks, everybody
maybe so... expect that he didn't talk about desire but fantasies (yes, that's a whole
Allo ? Non mais, allo ? Ozon was talking about "fantasy", which the reporter limited to