Quirky Girls: The Not-So-New TV Trend
Quirky TV “it” girls like Kat Dennings, Zooey Deschanel and Lena Dunham may seem the latest fad replacing Hollywood’s beauty norms but it’s nothing new.
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Quirky Girls: The Not-So-New TV Trend
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Lucille Ball and Orson Welles during the shooting of episode #156 of I Love Lucy, «Lucy Meets Orson Welles», which first aired on June 14, 1956.
Quirky Girls: The Not-So-New TV Trend
Quirky TV “it” girls like Kat Dennings, Zooey Deschanel, and Lena Dunham may seem like pioneers, outmaneuvering Hollywood’s beauty norms, but their offbeat allure is nothing new.
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‘Girls’ and the City: A Self-Loathing, Hipster Prequel to ‘Sex and the City’
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HBO is Fearless at 40 with Four New Series
After 40 years in the premium cable game, HBO has perfected the formula to making hit shows. In the last 10 years, HBO programs have received nearly 1,000 Emmy nominations and have garnered 240 wins. Four new shows are currently being released for 2012 and many more years of quality programming is likely in the network’s future.
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‘Colombiana’ Thwarted by Overkill and Obviousness, Zoe Saldana Shines
Director of “La Femme Nikita,” Luc Besson, tries to recreate his female empowerment, action success with another vengeful, femme fatale protagonist in “Colombiana.” The action and acrobatics are engrossing but the story is so predictable it subverts the positive elements.
