The dazzling new movie 'Judy' is at once a celebration of an iconic star's courageous last stand and a cautionary tale about a brilliantly talented young girl whose childhood was stolen by an industry that eventually abandoned her.

'Downton Abbey,' the movie, is bigger, if not exactly better, than ever.

The broadcast networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC (and I'll add CW and Fox to that list), announce their new series every fall. This year, there are several featuring strong women, many in rather unexpected roles.

Today, the United States is facing renewed divisiveness and hate as it grapples with issues of immigration, racism, nationalism, and xenophobia. With this in mind, Blinded by the Light, Chadha's exuberant new film, provides a most welcome respite.

This remarkable and relevant series has shone a light on current American issues, especially those affecting women, who desperately need our attention.

The inspiring and exhilarating new documentary 'Maiden,' directed by Alex Holmes, tells the story of the first all-female crew to compete in the prestigious Whitbread Round the World race.

Six women have one-hour stand-up specials on Netflix right now. They range from friendly to angry to bemused to downright crude.

'Late Night' deals with more substantive topics, like diversity, the #MeToo movement (and what it means when the workplace aggressor is a woman and her targeted subordinate is a man), and especially ageism.