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Scarlett Johansson on Negative Body Image

Scarlett Johansson on Negative Body Image

In the movie The Black Dahlia (2006), based on her infamous murder, struggling actress Elizabeth Short (aka “The Black Dahlia,” played by Mia Kirshner) is shown auditioning for role after role. Scarlett Johansson (who acted in the movie) said she has “a lot of friends who are very talented actors and musicians who struggle… “Any […]

Filed Under: Creative Women, Self-esteem Tagged With: mental health and artists, self-concept, self-esteem and creative people
By Douglas Eby: Resume | Facebook/The Creative Mind page

Growing up exceptional: Emma Watson on being smart

Growing up exceptional: Emma Watson on being smart

Covering up, not acknowledging, or discounting our talents and abilities is something many high ability people do – perhaps especially girls. Sally M. Reis, Ph.D. found that “gifted girls do not want to be considered different from their friends and same-age peers. Indeed, a tendency exists for many females, regardless of age, to try to […]

Filed Under: Creative Women, Identity Tagged With: Emma Watson, identity, Intellectual giftedness, Kathleen Noble, Sally M. Reis, self-concept
By Douglas Eby: Resume | Facebook/The Creative Mind page

Geena Davis and “Where the Girls Aren’t” in Media

Geena Davis and “Where the Girls Aren’t” in Media

Geena Davis portrayed the first woman American president on the TV Series “Commander in Chief” (2005–2006), and is founder of the organization Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, whose research finds that “male characters still do…

Filed Under: Creative Women, Identity Tagged With: identity, self-concept
By Douglas Eby: Resume | Facebook/The Creative Mind page

Cate Blanchett on Living a Creative Life

Cate Blanchett on Living a Creative Life

In her recent interview with Charlie Rose, Cate Blanchett talks about acting and working with Woody Allen for her latest role in his new movie “Blue Jasmine” – and she refers to the poignant quotes by dancer, choreographer and teacher…

Filed Under: Creative Women, Developing Creativity Tagged With: Artists, Cate Blanchett, creative life, developing creativity
By Douglas Eby: Resume | Facebook/The Creative Mind page

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