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Emmy Live Blog 2013: Who’ll Be the Next Women with Honors?

By Women's Voices For Change
Yes, it's awards season again. It's time for a red carpet, and competing predictions, and laughter. We've made a tradition, at WVFC, of live-blogging the awards ceremonies as they happen, to cheer on our favorites and dish about absurdities. Starting at 8 p.m. (EST) tonight, Sunday, September 22 on CBS, we'll be watching and live-blogging the 65th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Join us!
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Film & Television · News

THE BIG PICTURE—‘ELAINE STRITCH: SHOOT ME’

By Elizabeth Hemmerdinger
In an upcoming documentary, an icon tells the story of her early days on the stage, the false starts, the failed and full-blown romances, and her present-day struggles with time as she soldiers on from rehearsal to performance, cursing, praying, laughing, despairing, and wrestling with the tricks aging plays on us.
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Fashion & Beauty

Oscars 2012: The Morning After

By Women's Voices For Change
It was hard to find a moment free of sexism. But there were Meryl, Octavia, and "Saving Face." Before that good news came Billy Crystal, and before then the red carpet pre-show, and the WVFC team was in full-throated chorus about all of it.
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Film & Television

2011 Emmys: Our Nominations, Please

By Women's Voices For Change
Last year, we honored our winners with a photo gallery; this year we thought we'd do it now, so on awards night you've got a list to cheer for, with links to the nominated shows and previous WVFC love. Who on this list do you love? What will you be watching for next month?
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News

News Brief:Boomer Women Rule Emmy Awards; A ‘Quinceanara’ Party at 45, Not 15; Less HRT = Lower Breast Cancer Rates; More Boomers Homeless, Especially Women

By Womens Voices for Change
Someone was listening: Last night’s Emmy Awards were a veritable festival of women over 40, with victories by Glenn Close (Damages) for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series; Jean Smart (Samantha Who?) for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series; and Laura Linney (John Adams) for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries. And Tina Fey, above, scored a triple:…
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