This month’s “Dame in the Game” returns to actresses who left an indelible mark on Hollywood history. Known for her…
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This month’s Dame in the Game, Frances Marion, was part of an early group of women writers in Hollywood who…
This month’s “Dame in the Game” is not perhaps the most obvious candidate to be highlighted in this column. Known…
Classic movies are a veritable treasure trove for those looking for outstanding representations of women onscreen—under the studio system, budgeting…
The 2016 Turner Classic Movies Film Festival taking place in the heart of Hollywood this week, April 28th through May…
Excepting Ida Lupino, who was both an actress and director, Dame in the Game has focused its attention on actresses…
Here at “Dame in the Game,” we’re thrilled to celebrate March as Women’s History Month—something we strive to promote year-round.…
For January’s Dame in the Game, we look at a slightly more contemporary figure with strong roots in classic Hollywood.…
“America’s Sweetheart;” “Queen of the Movies;” “Little Mary”—this month’s Dame in the Game was known by many monikers, but they…
This month, instead of highlighting a single woman, “Dame in the Game” highlights the extraordinary programming coming to Turner Classic…
This month’s “Dame in the Game” will probably only be a familiar name to the most devoted classic film aficionados,…
This month in “Dame in the Game,” we take a step back from Hollywood to take a look at a…
Welcome to “Dame in the Game” – a new column that takes a look back at women who’ve paved the…