Hollywood: Her Story included among 9 fascinating coffee table books for movie lovers by Yahoo Movies.
Hollywood: Her Story Featured in Alist Nation
Hollywood: Her Story is featured in Alist Nation’s Mother’s Day Gift Guide 2021! Click here to see the listing. Click here to see the entire magazine.
Hollywood: Her Story Featured in The Helm
How Women Were Pushed Out of Hollywood – and Fought Their Way Back In In an excerpt from “Hollywood: Her Story”, authors Jill S. Tietjen and Barbara Bridges highlight the important contributions from women in the film industry from the 1890s to today.
Hollywood: Her Story Featured in WomenArts
Hollywood: Her Story, An Illustrated History of Women and the Movies sets out to document that women have been in the film business since the flickering early days of its existence.
Hollywood: Her Story Featured in Raeosunshine Holiday Gift Guide
A breathtaking gift for the film buff or feminist in your life!
Hollywood: Her Story Featured in Boulder Weekly
Kathryn Bigelow was the fourth woman nominated for a Best Director Oscar in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ then 82-year history, and the first to take the statue home.
Hollywood: Her Story selected for This Lady Blogs Holiday Gift Guide
This Lady Blogs features Hollywood: Her Story in her Holiday Gift Guide – for everyone, for her and for teens.
Hollywood: Her Story wins three CIPA EVVY Awards
Hollywood: Her Story won three Colorado Independent Publisher Association EVVY Awards: 2nd Place – Cultural Studies/Social Issues; 1st Place – History and 1st Place – Interior Layout/Design.
Hollywood: Her Story wins four medals in the Dan Poynter Global Ebook Awards
Hollywood: Her Story won four medals in Dan Poynter’s Global Ebook Awards: Gold medals in Coffee Table Ebooks Non-fiction, Entertainment and Performing Arts (Music, Dance, Film) Non-fiction and Gift/Specialty Non-fiction and a silver medal for Best Illustration in Non-Fiction.
Hollywood: Her Story featured in eBella August/September 2020 magazine
The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920 earning women in the United States the right to vote. At around the same time, women who had creatively dominated the film industry saw their prominence in the field turned over to men, who recognized the money-making possibilities of the growing industry.