Just saying, if your invention needs a kazoo orchestra to get the military to listen, maybe the problem is not the invention. by Hedy Lamarr

Louis, you ran Hollywood like a hostage situation with better lighting.

Both of you are exhausting. One of you sold tickets, the other sold noise.

And that, kids, is how you get remembered: be useful, be beautiful, and never let the men narrate your résumé.

Bold coming from the woman who turned one patent into a lifelong “please stop calling me a movie star” campaign.

George, you wrote music with more drama than my entire contract history, sit down.