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Weekly Roundup: Dinners, Movies, Podcasts & ‘Wonder Woman’!

SNL member Cecily Strong chosen to host the White House Correspondents Dinner.

Beyond The Lights star Gugu Mbatha-Raw discusses the film’s important empowerment messages.

Women and Hollywood launches a podcast. Spread the word!

Michelle MacLaren will probably direct Wonder WomanLexi Alexander said “no way” to the opportunity.

Women are funny but being a woman in comedy is rarely all laughs.

Storytelling tips from Julie Snyder, co-creator of the hit podcast Serial.

Goodbye, beloved director Mike Nichols.

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