When Ida Lupino was working as an actress under contract to Warner Bros. in the 1940s, she joked that she was “the poor man’s Bette Davis,” partly because she tended to be offered parts that Davis had ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Much has been said about how difficult it is for women directors to find mainstream success. While some improvement has been made ...

Actress Ida Lupino, who appeared in nearly 60 films in her 48-year career " she was smitten with Bogart in High Sierra, a depraved murderess in They Drive by Night, and a pathological warden in ...

The trailblazing Hollywood actress-turned-director will be remembered with a six-film retrospective Now in its third year, the Lumière Festival’s ongoing Permanent History of Women Filmmakers section ...

“There was an absolute and ironclad caste system in the film capital in the 1940s and 1950s,” Ida Lupino once wrote, that “had its primary purpose to exclude females.” A Hollywood star who had a ...

For a show that began its run at the tail end of the 1950s, The Twilight Zone is as insightful, shocking, and relevant today as it was then, as evidenced by one of its most common themes: the ugliness ...

Star actress of the Golden Age of Hollywood, Ida Lupino establish herself as a director after World War 2. Here's the portrait of an independant filmmaker, whose films, imbued with dark realism, have ...

Actress Ida Lupino, who appeared in nearly 60 films in her 48-year career - she was smitten with Bogart in "High Sierra," a depraved murderess in "They Drive by Night," and a pathological warden in ...