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Box Office Analyst: "If Calling It Like I See It Makes Me An Asshole, So Be It."
Paul Dergarabedian says he too wants "good films that are female-centric and aren't just romantic fluff.... But life is not fair." Moreover, audiences should support "the types of films that they hope to see more of in the future." [Hollywood.com] More »Women Over Forty: So Hot In Hollywood This Year
Love or hate their recent movies, it's hard to ignore that Meryl Streep and Sandra Bullock are having a commercially robust moment—giving more than one observer hope that the tide is turning for Hollywood women over 40. More »"Fuck Them": Times Critic On Hollywood, Women, & Why Romantic Comedies Suck
"It’s Hard To Know Why Women Have Fared So Badly In Hollywood In The Last Few Decades…"
"This isn't just about money, or sexism. There have been women running studios on and off since 1980… trickle-down equality doesn't work… [This year] Paramount and Warner Brothers… did not release a single film directed by a woman." [NY Times]“Honey, There’s An Oompa-Loompa here!â€
NY Times film critic Manohla Dargis went to the mother of all autograph conventions, The Hollywood Show. She thought it would be intense. It turned out to be "surreal, fascinating, unsettling." (And yes, that's Cher with a very excited fan.) More »Mariska Hargitay Calls Herself "Full-Figured"; Have Body Descriptors Lost All Meaning?
Manohla Dargis Is Over Judd Apatow And His Merry Band Of Man-Children