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Ida Lupino (4 February 1918 – 3 August 1995) was an English-American cinema actress and director who was a pioneer among female filmmakers. She was born in London and raised in the United States. It was mainly in the United States that she worked throughout her forty-eight year career, when she acted in fifty-nine films and directed seven others, all of which were shot there. She has also co-written and co-produced a few of her own short films. Read More...
Lauren Sanchez is gearing up to release her first ever children's book, The Fly Who Flew to Space, a nod to her relationship with fiancée Jeff Bezos plus her struggles with dyslexia.
The 54-year-old entrepreneur and journalist took to social media with a childhood throwback of herself sporting a thick black 'do with bangs and an adorable smile, book in hand.
She reflected in the post's caption on how she found the strength to release a children's book while struggling with dyslexia as a child unaware of the ailment and undiagnosed. Read More...
On August 9, the day her much-hyped memoir was released, Jennette McCurdy participated in a Q&A session in Brooklyn, NY.
Much of the crowd was there for one purpose: They loved the actress-turned-author on Nickelodeon shows iCarly and Sam and Cat, both of which aired nearly a decade ago or more now. McCurdy was a nationally known tween star.
The early press around I’m Glad My Mom Died, her provocatively titled life story, has largely leaned into her previous career. Read More...
