| Contents |
Introduction -- 'Blockbuster' Feminism and Celebrification -- The 1960s/1970s Blockbuster and Ongoing Feminist Stardom -- Helen Gurley Brown : Prototypical Celebrity Feminism, Cultural Intermediaries, and Agency -- Betty Friedan : The 'Mother' of Feminism, Self-fashioning, and the Celebrity Mystique -- Gremaine Greer : 'The Star Feminism Had to Have', Unruliness, and Adaptable Celebrity -- The New Bestsellers, Online Media, and Branding Feminism in the Twenty-first Century -- Naomi Wolf : Twitter and the Transformation of of 'Third wave' Celebrity -- Sheryl Sandberg and Roxane Gay : The Limits and Possibilities of Contemporary Blockbuster Feminism -- Amy Poehler and Lena Dunham : Celebrity Memoirs, Comedy, and Digital Activism -- Conclusion : The Future of Celebrity Feminism - Contemporary Celebrity Culture, the Blockbuster, and Feminist Star Studies -- Index. |
