Gloria Steinem: Last News

Meghan Markle has apparently been cold calling people around the country for months.

Apparently, Gloria Steinem is such an iconic figure in American history, she’s too big for just one woman to portray her in the upcoming biopic, aptly titled “The Glorias.” But as seen in the trailer, the use of multiple women in the role of Steinem allows for Julie Taymor to tell the complete story of one of Feminism’s pivotal supporters. In “The Glorias,” Taymor utilizes Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, Lulu Wilson, and Ryan Keira Armstrong to portray Steinem in crucial moments over the course of her life, telling the full breadth of the political figure’s personal and professional history.

Meghan Markle has been helping to get out the vote in the United States ahead of the upcoming November election.During an interview with Access Hollywood, feminist icon Gloria Steinem celebrated the Suits alum, 39, for her dedication to a number of different social justice causes both in her time as a senior royal and since her step down from the royal family. Despite battling stigma and discrimination in the public eye, Steinem, 86, gushed over Markle’s ability to persevere.“She has a kind of stereotype hanging over her head, which is ‘princess,'” the My Life on the Road author explained on Sunday, September 20.

Feminist icon Gloria Steinem and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, cold-called voters living in the United States to encourage them to vote in the forthcoming November presidential election, Steinem recently revealed in an interview with Access.In late August, the duo met in-person to discuss politics, women's empowerment, and more for a video published via MAKERS Women. Of her impression of the duchess (whom she affectionately calls "Meg"), Steinem said, "She is such an inspiration to me, because she has a kind of stereotype hanging over her head, which is princess.

Julianne Moore has been hunkering down with her family in Montauk during the pandemic but the star has some exciting projects on the horizon.The stunning 59-year-old award winnergraces the cover of DuJour Magazine'sfall print issue and got candid in the interview about her upcoming role as feminist icon Gloria Steinem.Despite her exceptional acting pedigree, Moore admitted that meeting the 86-year-old women's rights activist was 'intimidating.' Cover girl:Julianne Moore graces the cover of DuJour Magazine's fall print issue and got candid in the interview about her upcoming role as feminist icon Gloria SteinemJulianne is set to portray Steinem inthe upcoming Julie Taymor biopic, The Glorias, which starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video/VOD

Four different actresses - including Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander - channel feminist icon Gloria Steinem in Julie Taymor's biopic The Glorias, which starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video/VOD on September 30.The 59-year-old Oscar winner - who most resembles the 86-year-old women's rights activist - portrays her after age 40.The 31-year-old Oscar winner plays Gloria from ages 20–40 when she co-founded Ms. magazine and helped campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment.

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Julianne Moore looked ready for a day of errands as she stepped out in a comfortable outfit in New York City on Monday.The veteran movie actress was in an easy-going army green jumpsuit with her red locks pulled back and a blue tie-dye face mask from brand 100% Human on.This is a big contrast from how she looked in the trailer for her latest movie The Glorias in which she portrays feminist icon Gloria Steinem with her signature long straight blonde hair. Chic on the street:Julianne Moore looked ready for a day of errands as she stepped out in a comfortable outfit in New York City on MondayWhile in the Big Apple Julianne looked ready for business as she walked down the street.

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Four different actresses - including Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander - channel feminist icon Gloria Steinem in Julie Taymor's biopic The Glorias, which starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video/VOD on September 30.The 59-year-old Oscar winner - who most resembles the 86-year-old women's rights activist - portrays her after age 40.The 31-year-old Oscar winner plays Gloria from ages 20–40 when she co-founded Ms. magazine and helped campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Four different actresses - including Julianne Moore and Alicia Vikander - channel feminist icon Gloria Steinem in Julie Taymor's biopic The Glorias, which starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video/VOD on September 30.The 59-year-old Oscar winner - who most resembles the 86-year-old women's rights activist - portrays her after age 40.The 31-year-old Oscar winner plays Gloria from ages 20–40 when she co-founded Ms. magazine and helped campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Gloria Steinem’s life story is being told in a bold new way.

Amazon’s upcoming Gloria Steinem biopic, aptly titled “The Glorias,” was scheduled to debut in theaters sometime this fall. However, with the pandemic still making theatrical debuts a bit precarious, Amazon has decided to skip the big screen and release Julie Taymor’s latest feature directly on Prime Video and VOD.

The trailer for The Glorias has arrived, and features an amazing star-studded ensemble cast!

Ellise Shafer editorFeminist icon Gloria Steinem is played by not one, not two, but four different actresses in Julie Taymor’s upcoming film “The Glorias.”In a first-look that debuted on Thursday, the nontraditional biopic features Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander, Lulu Wilson and Ryan Kiera Armstrong all portraying Steinem at different stages of her life.The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off. @_JulianneMoore and Alicia Vikander star as @GloriaSteinem in #TheGloriasMovie, directed by Julie Taymor.

Meghan Markle's historic conversation with Gloria Steinem, in which the duo spoke about the importance of voting. Meghan discussed vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris, saying she was "so excited to see that kind of representation." She also shared her concerns about the targeted suppression of voters of color, commenting, "I wonder how we circumvent that and how we get people to feel empowered." The Duchess went on to praise her husband, Prince Harry, saying his feminist beliefs set a "beautiful example" for their son Archie.

Duchess of Sussex. Ever since their release, earlier last week, the artfully monochromatic pictures and video of the 39-year-old Meghan meeting the 86-year-old Gloria Steinem, in the former’s Montecito garden in California, have been pored over and parsed for meaning.Given the topic of their conversation – the importance of voting – its timing, in the run up to a US presidential election which is unfolding during one of the most divisive periods in the country’s recent history, and the notoriety/fame of both women, this is a photo that’s likely to become a salient image of 2020.

Meghan Markle is continuing to raise awareness around the importance of this year's presidential election—and this time, feminist icon Gloria Steinem joined the duchess in spreading the word.In a new black-and-white clip shared via the MAKERS Women Instagram account, the Duchess of Sussex and Steinem casually sit down and chat about the need for women to show up to the polls this year—and every election year. For the conversation, Meghan wore a breezy ensemble, complete with pinstripe linen pants, a simple white T-shirt and a wide-brim summer hat while Steinem looked elegant in a black long-sleeve top, matching trousers, and aviator glasses.

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Meghan Markle recently teamed up with Gloria Steinem to talk about the importance of voting, discussing voter suppression, representation, and vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris (more on that here). Their conversation also turned to feminism—and Meghan shared that her husband, Prince Harry, is a proud feminist, calling him a "beautiful example" to their son Archie."As I’ve gotten older I’ve been able to understand that it’s not mutually exclusive to be a feminist and be feminine.

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