How Katharine Hepburn Wore the Pants in Hollywood (Guest Blog)
We Do It Together Blog: “She made an intelligent, self-assured, stubborn, resourceful actress like me feel anything is possible,” Melissa Center writes
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‘Hamlet’ Theater Review: Oscar Isaac Strips to His Skivvies in Earthy Revival
Keegan-Michael Key co-stars in Sam Gold’s radical re-interpretation of the Bard’s classic drama
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Sports and the ‘Millennial Problem': Is It Game Over? – Part 1 (Guest Blog)
Millennials are likely to become increasingly disengaged from sports unless industry heads respond to these changes in a proactive manner
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How 2 Women Birthed a Plan to Address Hollywood’s Child Care Shortage (Guest Blog)
We Do It Together Blog: “If we want to get these women back in the industry after they’ve dropped out to have a baby, then we need to provide for them,” Moms in Film co-founder Mathilde Dratwa says
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‘Pipeline’ Theater Review: Dominique Morisseau Shows How School Can Be Hell on Earth
The co-producer of Showtime’s “Shameless” writes a riveting portrait of a teacher on the verge of a nervous breakdown
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How Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’ Helped Invent Feminism a Century Ago (Guest Blog)
We Do It Together Blog: “Gender equality still stands among the biggest human rights battles yet to be fought,” writes playwright Marco Calvani
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‘Game of Thrones': Clues About the Ironborn and House Greyjoy From Real Viking History (Guest Blog)
“The Vikings were very much better fighters on land than the Ironborn,” Oxford University medieval literature professor Carolyne Larrington writes
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How TV and Movies Can Stop Trump’s Muslim Travel Ban (Guest Blog)
If Muslim characters were “normalized” on television, would the travel ban have reached the Supreme Court?
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Sally Ride, Valentina Tereshkova Proved Space Isn’t Just for Boys (Guest Blog)
We Do It Together Blog: Two pioneering astronauts faced down prejudice but persevered, mechanical engineer and actor Garrett Edell writes
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Why Top Agents and Managers Are Steering Clients to TV: ‘That’s Where the Money Is’ (Guest Blog)
The Rep Sheet: “When I first started, television was the poor cousin to films — and now it’s like that’s all everyone wants to do,” manager-producer Richard Arlook says
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How Sally Ride, Bessie B. Stringfield Inspired Me to Write My First Screenplay (Guest Blog)
We Do It Together Blog: “Let’s not wait for anyone to ask us to go first,” Paloma M. Riojas writes
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Catherine Hardwicke Says ‘Time Is Now’ to Fix Hollywood’s Gender Disparity (Exclusive Video)
We Do It Together Blog: Director talks about how men can support women who are “underrepresented” in every business, including entertainment
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Tony Awards 2017 Predictions: Who Will Win, Who Should Win – From ‘Oslo’ to ‘Hello, Dolly!’
Kevin Spacey will host this Sunday’s show celebrating the best of Broadway
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‘Cost of Living’ Theater Review: But Who’s Taking Care of the Caretakers?
Martyna Majok’s new play explores the lives of those underpaid people who care for others and, in turn, have no one to care for them
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‘Animal’ Theater Review: Rebecca Hall Endures an Extraordinary Journey
Despite a “Snake Pit” ending, Clare Lizzimore’s drama turns one woman’s mental descent into a theatrical tour de force
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Indie Filmmaker Spills the Beans: How I Raised $150K for My 1st Movie and Never Saw a Dime Back
“It’s high time indie filmmakers started sharing their budget and earnings,” writes writer-director Joe McClean. “I’ll go first”
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‘The End of Longing’ Theater Review: Matthew Perry Recycles as Both Playwright and Star
What begins as a sexy, trite sitcom turns into the kind of treacly TV drama that populated the major networks before cable came to the rescue
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Why Australia Has Better Tools to Fight Digital Pirates Who Seize Hollywood Content (Guest Blog)
The U.S. lags behind other countries in confronting hackers who seek ransom from companies like Netflix and Disney, digital strategy veteran Mitch Singer writes
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Stephen King’s ‘It': 5 Facts You Might Not Know About Pennywise and Friends (Photos)
With a remake and new documentary on the way, we look back at the 1990 miniseries that made everyone scared of clowns
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Dear Hollywood, Here’s How to Protect Your Content From Hackers and Digital Pirates (Guest Blog)
“As several recent high-profile security hacks in Hollywood make clear, the protection of any creative content is only as good as the weakest link,” writes MPAA EVP Dean Marks
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‘Building the Wall’ Theater Review: A View of Post-Trump America Both Powerful and Preposterous
Just when you think the revelations in Robert Schenkkan’s new play can’t get any darker, they turn a deeper shade of black
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‘Can You Forgive Her?’ Theater Review: Amber Tamblyn Copes With Extreme Student Debt
Her character finds a sugar daddy, played by Frank Wood, who steals the show (after it’s almost over)
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‘The Whirligig’ Theater Review: Zosia Mamet Climbs a Tree on Guilt Trip
Hamish Linklater’s new play about substance abuse in old New England often leaves its fine young cast grasping for big effects
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5 Things Every Indie Filmmaker Should Know: Beware of Crowdfunding and Free Tickets for Grandma (Guest Blog)
Writer-director Joe McClean, whose second feature “The Drama Club” debuts on Amazon and iTunes June 9, offers tips on managing microbudgets
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‘Derren Brown: Secret’ Theater Review: When Distraction Is Magic
The British showman is the William Castle of illusionists
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‘Arlington’ Theater Review: Enda Walsh Revisits a Few Dystopian Classics
The playwright conjures up ideas and images from “1984,” “Mara and Dann,” and “Blade Runner”
