Maleficent screenwriter Linda Woolverton: “I get to be Maleficent when I’m writing these things.”
NYWIFT’s sister chapter Women In Film Los Angeles honors the 20-year success of its PSA Production Program.
An Amy Poehler memoir? Yes, please!
Gillian Robespierre’s film Obvious Child, starring Jenny Slate, “is not an abortion rom-com.”
Writers, BitchFlicks needs you to discuss children’s television.
RIP, Ann B. Davis and Marilyn Beck.
— KELLY GLOVER
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