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Barbara Bridges featured in The Denver Post
Barbara Bridges leaves legacy at Denver’s Women + Film Festival is the title of the April 14, 2023 story in The Denver Post on Hollywood: Her Story co-author, Read More
March 2023 Newsletter – Oscar Results
The 95th Academy Awards ceremony was held on Sunday, March 12 in a largely controversy-free event.
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February 2023 Newsletter – Oscar Nominations
The Academy Award nominations have been announced!Read More
January 2023 Newsletter – In Memoriam
Each year during the Academy Awards, a montage of photos is shown of those who passed away since the previous Oscar ceremony. Two of those photos in 2023 will mourn Angela Lansbury and Louise Fletcher.Read More
Hollywood: Her Story Recommended to help make your home a luxury destination
Katherine Fleischman writes for destinationluxury.com that Hollywood: Her Story is an item to decorate your library or coffee table.Read More
Hollywood: Her Story touted for Home Art Gallery
Kat Fleischman recommends Hollywood: Her Story as an item to use to decorate your home at Gothamology.com.Read More
December 2022 Newsletter – Horror Movies
People have a fascination with horror movies and psychological thrillers. The psychological rationales vary, but primal fears trigger adrenaline, endorphins, and dopamine. Women have contributed to some of the highest-ranked movies of all time in these genres.Read More
November 2022 Newsletter – Anna May Wong – 2022 Quarters
Five quarters memorializing women are being launched each year beginning in 2022 and continuing through 2025. The honorees for 2022 include Maya Angelou, Sally Ride, Wilma Mankiller, and Adeline Otero-Warren. The fifth quarter in the American Women Quarters program which began shipping in late October 2022 features Anna May Wong.
October 2022 Newsletter – Voice Actresses
When the movies started in the late 1800s, there was no sound; hence the name – the silent film era. Actresses who worked in the movies at the time portrayed emotions and feelings without voices. Read More