The year in TV: How the shows of 2014 remade “masculinity” on television by Sonia Saraiya at Salon
Why Aren’t We Talking About the Sexual Assault in ‘Beyond the Lights’? by Shannon M. Houston at Shadow and Act
An Updated ‘Annie’ And The Tradition Of Nontraditional Casting by Bob Mondello at NPR
Why a Black Annie Is So Significant by Imran Siddiquee at The Atlantic
Why is Hollywood Scared of Wonder Woman? by Veronica I. Arreola at Bitch Media
Women of “Action!” by Denene Miller at Essence
Jennifer Lawrence: Legal Tipping Point for Women in Hollywood? by Maria Giese at Ms. blog
Sony Hack Reveals the Insufferable Whiteness of Hollywood by Tanya Steele at Shadow and Act
Amy Pascal Sets Back Women in Hollywood and Race Issues in One Fell Swoop by Joanne Cronrath Bamberger at the broad side
The Interview: just one subplot in Sony’s troubled big picture by Justin McCurry at The Guardian
Hollywood has a race problem — and it’s on display in Ridley Scott’s new movie ‘Exodus’ at PRI
‘Sisters’ Photo Reunites Our Favorite BFFs Tina Fey and Amy Poehler by Britt Hayes at Screen Crush
First Look: Queen Latifah To Star As Blues Icon Bessie Smith In 2015 HBO Film by Stacy-Ann Ellis at Vibe
The Final Hobbit Film: One Kick-Ass Chick Among the Sausagefest by Natalie Wilson at Ms. blog
The Queer Women of Color Video Streaming Service That’s Cheaper Than Netflix by Jamilah King at Colorlines
The Most Important Feminist Film Moments of 2014 by Melissa Silverstein at Women and Hollywood
Ava DuVernay Has Multi-Episode TV Series on “Black Experience in America” in the Works by Sergio at Shadow and Act
As an Urban Feminist, I Was Surprised to Fall in Love With “Nashville.” by Aya de Leon at Bitch Media
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