The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
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The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
Follow @offscreenwithjillandsoph
Episode 12: How the Entertainment Industry Failed Megan Fox
OFFSCREEN with Jillian and Sophia
46 minutes 28 seconds
5 years ago
Episode 12: How the Entertainment Industry Failed Megan Fox
In this episode, we will be telling a tragic tale of misinterpretation, disrespect, and the difficulties of being a woman in Hollywood. Who is a better example of being done dirty than early-two thousand icon and sex symbol, Megan Fox? We discuss the beginnings of her career in the industry and where it all went wrong for her. From the misrepresentation of her iconic role in Jennifer’s Body, a female written and directed cult classic ahead of its time, to her experiences on set working with director Michael Bay, and the interview that sealed her casket so to speak. Long story short: this is how the entertainment industry failed Megan Fox.
Created and Produced by Jillian Chilingerian and Sophia Badalian. Artwork by Alex DaSilva. Music Produced by Kiyoto. Follow us @offscreenwithjillandsoph
OFFSCREEN with Jillian and Sophia
The show where two Armenian women discuss the intersectionality of social issues and media. Our heritage alongside our international affairs major influences our story selection and the way we approach them when we share them with you. Our goal is to have important conversations that unravel misunderstood perspectives in music, television, film, and everything in between.
Follow @offscreenwithjillandsoph