Arts & Entertainment
Liza Donnelly - Cartooning for Laughs, for Change and for Peace
Written by Janece Shaffer Tuesday, March 06 2012
Liza Donnelly is one of the first women to have her cartoons published in The New Yorker, and for 30 years now she has made us laugh (at ourselves) and think - in equal parts. Read her take on breaking into the field, Cartooning for Peace and the question: Are women funny?
A Legendary Line-up for “She’s Making Media”
Wednesday, February 08 2012
Jane Fonda, Glenn Close and Arianna Huffington are among those featured in “She's Making Media” - a special series of six, half-hour interviews conducted by Pat Mitchell that celebrates women who make media with a purpose. The series may be viewed free online.
Etruscan Women Enjoyed Equal Status with Men
Written by Mary Flanagan Tuesday, November 29 2011
The unique position in history of Etruscan women – the Etruscans lived from 1000 B.C. until the first century A.D. – is the focus of an extraordinary exhibition organized by the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, Netherlands.
The Big Business of Gaming
Written by Shala Hainer Friday, November 25 2011
Lisa Marino has moved through the ranks of gaming company RockYou, Redwood City, Calif., from vice president of sales to chief revenue officer to chief operating officer and now chief executive officer.
Newest Inductee, Georgia Music Hall of Fame
Written by Shala Hainer Tuesday, August 23 2011
Songwriter, performer, speaker Jan Smith coaches the likes of Justin Bieber, Usher, Jermaine Dupri and thus considers herself a “personal trainer for vocal athletes.” Her secret to working with big names and big egos: Smith tells them the truth.
