Angela Lansbury Returns to Broadway
April 30, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
Angela Lansbury, now 81, has returned to New York and is performing in Terrence McNally’s play "Deuce," which opens next Sunday at the Music Box Theatre.
In Sunday’s New York [...]
Feminism and Art
April 30, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
The Washington Post has published a terrific multimedia package on feminism and art, and it looks like it will continue to focus a lens on the subject throughout the year. [...]
Read More »Round-Up: New Literary Magazine, Learning to Sing and More “Bossy” Women
April 27, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
New Literary Magazine: Writing at Women’s Media Center, Nan Fink Gefen introduces a new online literary magazine by older women, Persimmon Tree. "Older women writers are often at the height [...]
Read More »Commemorating Complex Women from the Small and Big Screen: Bea Arthur and Barbara Stanwyck
April 26, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change

In almost every realm of life — politics, business, sports, etc. — the products of the feminist movement are evident, even if the gains are not always as large as [...]
Read More »Menopause: Doing Without the Musical
April 25, 2007 by Patricia Yarberry Allen
by Patricia Yarberry Allen
Germaine Greer has hit a homerun with her take on "Menopause the Musical," published this week at The Guardian (and on the arts blog).
Greer is absolutely right [...]
Lavender Blunder: American Airlines Travels too Far into Gender Specific Territory
April 25, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
Joe Sharkey last week wrote in The New York Times that he thought American Airlines "had a good idea there" with the launch of a website "just for its female [...]
Read More »Seeking a Ph.D Instead of a Mrs. — and Finding Both at Harvard
April 24, 2007 by Marguerite Guzman Bouvard
by Marguerite Guzman Bouvard
I worked toward a Ph.D. rather than a "Mrs." long before the women’s movement, and I have both my mother and grandmother to thank. They came from [...]
Robin Morgan and Anna Quindlen Talk About Media, Politics & Change
April 23, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
The Women’s Media Center today published a lively conversation between columnist and author Anna Quindlen and author Robin Morgan, one of the founders of WMC. Here’s the start of it: [...]
Read More »Round Up: Kitty Carlisle Hart, New Health Website, Global Activists Profiled in Glamour and the Importance of Music and Memories
April 22, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
New York’s Own "Living Landmark": "Raise a Chianti bottle and a salami to the lovely Rosa Castaldi, Manhattan’s own Kitty Carlisle Hart, who helped make ‘A Night at the Opera’ [...]
Read More »Support Independent Media
April 22, 2007 by Women's Voices For Change
A number of small and independent magazines have been advising readers of a proposed postal rate
increase. The increase burdens smaller publishers with higher postage rates while locking in special privileges [...]

