feminism

Told she couldn’t direct men, Elizabeth Banks turned the slight into fuel—and says she nailed directing Ray Liotta. On The Kelly Clarkson Show, while promoting The Miniature Wife, she opened up about the misogyny she’s battled behind the camera.

Hollywood never met a classic it couldn’t remake. From page to screen and back again, a handful of literary heavyweights keep getting rebooted, reimagined and resurrected far more than the rest. Here are the books filmmakers can’t quit.

Hollywood loves to mess with classics—but sometimes, they don't just ruin the original. They piss off everyone. 

Geena Davis recalls a pivotal moment behind the scenes of Thelma & Louise, revealing how a single script meeting with Susan Sarandon upended her expectations of women’s voices in the film industry.

Brigitte Bardot’s journey from celebrated film star and symbol of liberation to a divisive public figure is marked by her outspoken views, political controversies, and rejection of feminism. Her legacy remains complex and deeply debated.