Women’s History Month: The Unchainable Pancho Barnes
The Emmy-winning The Legend of Pancho Barnes is a feel-good movie introducing us to yet another daring, boundary-pushing woman—this one from the early days of flight.
The Emmy-winning The Legend of Pancho Barnes is a feel-good movie introducing us to yet another daring, boundary-pushing woman—this one from the early days of flight.
On this spookiest of all days (and nights), there's nothing better than curling up with a supernatural tale. Here are a few recent titles that may spook and delight you.
Two of the films we loved at last spring's Athena Film Festival are now in theaters: "The Mighty Macs" and "Miss Representation." Here's our reviewer's take on both movies.
If you're working on eating healthier, you need practical advice and encouragement. In her new book, WVFC contributor and registered dietician Keri Gans provides both.
Coming to a theater near you next fall, this feel-good sports movie scored some provocative points in its screening at the Athena Film Festival.
A standing-room-only audience joins director Jennifer Siebel Newsom in grappling with the issue of women and the media.
As one of only two films by women in the race for Best Picture, Debra Granik’s Winter’s Bone is worth a second, pre-Oscars look.
Flagg scores again, as she did with her beloved Fried Green Tomatoes.
Even if Pat Benatar isn't one of your rock music idols, "Between a Heart and a Rock Place" showcases her sheer, determined classiness in a business that, for women, can be intensely tough to navigate.
If your mental picture of beer involves tasteless, fizzy yellow stuff, you're in for a taste treat. Here, some top picks for your next picnic or barbeque.
Straight from the recent Tribeca Film Festival, a movie that gives Helen Hunt a new way to triumph.
Sure, you know you should exercise. But starting a fitness routine can be daunting. Here are 5 tips to help you get moving.