The Geena Davis movie that was supposed to change the world: “It profoundly didn’t”
Geena Davis has always been a trailblazer in Hollywood and has discussed her early challenges with finding substantial film ...
The movie Geena Davis knew was doomed from the start: “She never wanted to do this picture”
The movie Geena Davis knew was doomed from the start was 'Cutthroat Island,' a notorious pirate flop that she never wanted to make in the first place.
The role Brad Pitt wants to delete from history: “It was lacking in entertainment value”
Brad Pitt eventually became one of Hollywood's biggest stars, but one of his earliest gigs is one that he doesn't remember ...
The iconic role that made Michelle Pfeiffer miserable: “I would go to bed every night crying”
Michelle Pfeiffer spent the duration of an iconic movie living in perpetual fear of being fired, only for the role to help ...
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A marriage in crisis and $147 million in losses: The pirate movie that ruined a company
Cutthroat Island’ was meant to be an innovative adventure story led by a female star. However, an unrestrained producer and a series of misfortunes transformed it into one of the biggest flops of the ...
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People with disabilities deserve better media representation
Addressing the lack of disability representation in the media demands a comprehensive approach. It starts with having more ...
The Hollywood myth Julia Roberts refuses to buy into: “I think that’s made up”
Julia Roberts refuses to believe that one of Hollywood's most notorious myths is worth believing, even if there are others who'd disagree.
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Hollywood’s Top 25 Power Stylists 2025: The Red Carpet Visionaries Behind Zoe Saldaña, Glen Powell, Charli XCX, Cynthia Erivo and Troye Sivan
WHY HE MATTERS For the Beetlejuice sequel’s leading lady, Melendez beautifully adapted looks from each of the original movie’s characters in a modern way, whether Delia Deetz (Catherine O’Hara) or ...
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The one movie Geena Davis needed to make: “I absolutely knew”
That’s why actors like Geena Davis have tried to make active changes in the industry, both through movie roles and involvement in charity organisations. In 2004, she founded the Geena Davis Institute ...