By Jaeson “Doc” Parsons & Samar Khoury
It began in 2011. Selma Blair didn’t know where it all came from—the overwhelming fatigue, anxiety, depression, neck pain, and severe vertigo. Continue reading Selma Blair: A Beacon of Bravery
Forbes has unleashed its list of America’s Richest Self-Made Women and there are plenty of recognizable names. Continue reading Rihanna Joins ‘Forbes’ List Of America’s Richest Self-Made Women
Gal Gadot on Sunday announced her casting as Cleopatra, queen of Egypt, a new version of the tale famously told in the 1963 Elizabeth Taylor classic.
Continue reading Gal Gadot Cast as Cleopatra, Teaming Up Again With ‘Wonder Woman’ Director
“Watchmen’s” Regina King made history at the 72nd Emmy Awards Sunday.
King’s win for lead actress in a limited series or movie for her portrayal of Angela Abar (a.k.a. Sister Night) in the HBO superhero drama is her fourth career Emmy. This ties the record held by Alfre Woodard for most acting Emmys won by a Black performer.
Continue reading Regina King ties record for most acting Emmys won by a Black performer
“She’s younger than Baby Yoda and she already has an Emmy,” Jimmy Kimmel said after a visibly shaken Zendaya, 24, became the youngest Emmy winner for best lead actress in a drama for her role as Rue on HBO’s “Euphoria.”
By: Natalie Rodgers
Though Lynda Carter and Gal Gadot play Wonder Woman on the big screen, this iconic role follows them into their day-to-day lives off camera as well—advocating for causes that aid and empower women of all generations.
Continue reading Heroines on the Big Screen and in Real Life
By Samar Khoury
It’s difficult to describe Robyn Rihanna Fenty—better known as Rihanna—in one phrase, but two words sum her up perfectly: Wonder Woman.
From a city’s youngest elected mayor to a country’s first billionaire, these Asian women don’t see obstacles—only opportunities Continue reading Shattering the Status Quo
From the arts to activism, here are five Latina Woman that are making strides, breaking boundaries and that you should be paying attention to. Continue reading Latinas on the Rise
Tanya Acker, judge on CBS’s popular court show Hot Bench, and Indian American actress Emily Shah, starring in the Indian film, Jungle Cry, each bring a strong feminine perspective to their individual roles—both on screen and in their passion projects; Acker with the Boy Scouts of America and Shaw with UNICEF, both among others. Continue reading Acker & Shah: Making Their Mark on Screen
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