‘Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields’: An Actress Discovers Her Power In New Documentary Teaser

Brent Lang Executive Editor Bleecker Street, the Oscar-nominated studio behind “Captain Fantastic” and “Trumbo,” has partnered with New York Women in Film & Television (NYWIFT) to award three scholarships to women attending film schools in the New York City area. The grants are part of NYWIFT’s scholarship fund and will assist with educational costs associated with film production, living expenses, books, travel and tuition needs. Bleecker Street’s contribution will be officially acknowledged at NYWIFT’s upcoming Muse Awards on March 28, which recently announced a mix of film executives, actors and filmmakers — including Arianna Bocco, Danielle Brooks, Deborah Chow, Maria Hinojosa, Sandra Lee, Freida Pinto, Lauren Ridloff, Sharon Stone, and Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences president Janet Yang — as this year’s honorees.

How does trauma change a person? Brooke Shields is opening up about her life in the documentary “Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields.” A selection at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, the project offers an open and honest exploration of the heartbreaks as well as the hard-fought wins that shaped the star. Prominent among the subjects tackled are a young Shields’ troubling time as a child actress — extending into further sexualization as a model.

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Brooke Shields revealed she briefly broke up with Chris Henchy before they were married to see what else was out there. In an interview with People, Shields admitted that fear led her to believe she was "rebounding, or whatever they call it, because I hadn't spent any time sowing my oats. "I was like, 'Oh, I can sow my oats now.This is what I'm going to do.

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Brooke Shields is opening up about her relationship with Dean Cain, who she dated when they were students at Princeton University.

Brooke Shields dated Dean Cain decades ago, but she still feels bad about the way she treated the actor during their romance. While chatting with People magazine, the actress gushed over her college relationship with the "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" star, calling him "beautiful" and "mouthwatering." However, because Brooke — who called herself the "most famous virgin in the world" — was sexualized early on in films, she couldn't really let herself go with him."We had a great relationship, broke up, got back together again after three years. And that should have been a delicious time for me of reveling in it and feeling proud and free because I was in love," she said.

Brooke Shields had to make an important apology.

More than three decades ago, Brooke Shields was sexually assaulted by a Hollywood executive. She never said a word about the assault at the time, or for years after, except to report it to one trusted friend. Now, she’s coming clean about her story as part of her forthcoming two-part Hulu documentary. As you may recall, we first covered ne

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Brooke Shields’ new documentary “Pretty Baby” made headlines at the Sundance Film Festival due to her revelation that she was sexually assaulted in her 20s. In a new interview with People magazine, Shields revealed it was a powerful Hollywood executive who assaulted her over 30 years ago. “It’s taken me a long time to process it,” Shields said. “I’m more angry now than I was able to be then. If you’re afraid, you’re rightfully so. They are scary situations. They don’t have to be violent to be scary.” Shields said she never went public with the sexual assault until the documentary because she thought “no one is going to believe me,” adding, “People weren’t believing those stories back then. I thought I would never work again.”

and actor in her 20s.In , Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields, the 57-year-old a dinner with a Hollywood executive that she assumed would result in a movie role. After, however, the unnamed man invited her to call a cab to his hotel room, where he assaulted her. "I didn't fight," she says in the documentary, per .

More than three decades later, Brooke Shields is opening up about being sexually assaulted and explains why she’s ready to share her story. "It’s taken me this long to process it… I was never ready prior. I had to process it in my own way and on my own terms," Shields said during an interview with People magazine.

Brooke Shields' life, but this incident is one she's addressing on her own terms. In her upcoming documentary, , the supermodel and actress shares she was sexually assaulted in her twenties by a Hollywood executive, according to and other reports. «No one is going to believe me,» she thought, per. «People weren't believing those stories back then. I thought I would never work again.»The assault took place during what Shields called the «lowest point» of her career following her Princeton University graduation. «I thought I was getting a movie, a job,» she said of the dinner she had with the unnamed executive.

Brooke Shields is opening up about being sexually assaulted by a powerful Hollywood executive over 30 years ago.

Brooke Shields is bravely opening up about a sexual assault for the first time.

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Brooke Shields’ daughters were not particularly happy about their mother's all-encompassing documentary, "Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields." The mother-of-two revealed that she had gotten in "trouble" with Rowan Francis, 19, and Grier Hammond, 16, for not sharing some stories with her daughters ahead of the release of her project. Shields shares her children with husband Chris Henchy. "You know I thought I did [teach them], but there's a lot in the documentary they did not know about, with which I got in trouble with them for because they were mad that I didn't inform them about everything," Shields explained during an interview with People magazine.

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Janet Jackson will detail her upcoming ‘Together Again’ tour this year in new documentary Janet Jackson: Family First.Serving as the follow-up to last year’s Janet Jackson, the new documentary will also reveal her efforts to reunite the family band with her brother Randy for the first time in 40 years.Production is reportedly currently underway and will cover her first tour in four years, which she announced back in December. A release date is yet to be announced.Thank u guys for showing this tour so much love.