The Hurt Locker

Numbers-wise, women did have a comparatively good year. In the 20 non-gendered categories, 52 individual women were nominated, up eight from last year’s 44.

When Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon clasped hands, stepped on the gas and flew over the canyon ridge in that memorable ending to “Thelma & Louise,” many in Hollywood believed they were launching more than that turquoise Thunderbird.

Best-picture winner “Moonlight” is heading back into theaters in what will be its widest release yet.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton joined good company when she became the first woman nominated for president by a major party. Here are 13 more powerful women who chipped away at the glass ceiling by achieving historic firsts.

Attorneys for screenwriter Mark Boal filed a complaint Wednesday in a California federal court seeking to block a subpoena from North Carolina-based military prosecutors.