In honor of the women’s U.S soccer team beating out the Netherlands in Sunday’s World Cup Final, watch these inspiring female athletes bring their star-power to the silver-screen. From …
In honor of the women’s U.S soccer team beating out the Netherlands in Sunday’s World Cup Final, watch these inspiring female athletes bring their star-power to the silver-screen. From “Bring it OnTwo rival cheerleading squads duke it out in a teen flick fraught with routine theft, betrayal, romantic drama, and of course high flying cheer stunts. The movie delivers on its title’s promise — the girls of Rancho Carne and East Compton High indeed “bring it on.
It’s the movie that spawned one of the most famous lines in film and one of the sport’s most famous mantras: “There’s no crying in baseball.” An all-star cast of Geena Davis, Madonna and Rosie O’Donnell led by takes the field as the Rockford Peaches all-women baseball team in the 1940’s led by Tom Hanks as their manager.
.” Both Stone and Carell received Golden Globe nominations for their portrayals of their respective tennis legends.A teenage girl from a Punjabi Sikh family in London sets out to be a soccer star against her traditional parents’ wishes, finding romance and friendship along the way. The film features a stellar soundtrack from women led bands such as Texas and Blondie.Loosely based on William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” the movie features the typical Shakespearian web of tangled romance.
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