|
|
Forbes magazine lists the female stars who get the most return on a film's investment, including Naomi Watts and Rachel McAdams.
Stars like Mary-Louise Parker, Sanaa Lathan, Parminder Nagra, and Meryl Streep helped the AfterEllen.com bloggers realize their attraction to women.
The legendary actress plays a huge part in boosting tourism and book sales based on her film roles. We have some ideas on more effects we'd like to see.
After Julie & Julia's huge debut weekend success, the actress will follow it up with a new film that looks hilarious, co-starring Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin.
In celebration of yesterday's holiday, we salute some our favorite celebrity child-bearers, including Meryl Streep and J.K. Rowling.
The film about cooking women Julia Child and Julie Powell and their quest for culinary greatness has released an incredibly appetizing trailer.
Last night's 81st Academy Awards were entertaining and supportive of LGBT rights. What more could we ask for?
WomenInHollywood.com breaks down the numbers on female-driven movies in 2008, and thanks to films like Twilight and Juno, the results are somewhat encouraging.
Before The Devil Wears Prada and Mamma Mia!, the Oscar-winning actress hasn't brought in the masses, and that's worked out just fine for her.
Empire magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Movie Characters features only 12 women, and even some of those are questionable.
Kyra Sedgwick and Meryl Streep are spot-on with vocal inflections, but others fail to capture foreign accents in character.
The musical movie has its own sing-along edition showing in cities across the U.S.
Take a vacation in Greece with Meryl Streep or go to Australia with Nicole Kidman.
The summer film starring Meryl Streep opens overseas and is soon to follow in the States.
EW.com has a list of the sexiest acting veterans still in the business.
Dancing! ABBA! Meryl Streep doing pratfalls in her overalls! What's not to love?
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here are seven Irish people and things that make me feel like celebrating.
I'm not ready to commit to an entire movie, so I thought I'd watch some trailers.
Everyone’s favorite lesbian scene-stealer has signed to star opposite Streep in the new film Julie & Julia.
The shine isn’t even off the 2008 awards yet, but I say on to 2009! These films might catch Oscar's eye.
The writers' strike brings to mind some cinematic women who fought the powers that be. Union!
I dig Meryl Streep's feather boa in the Mamma Mia! poster.
|
|