Hedy Lamarr, the "Mother of Wi-Fi," was also one of the most glamorous actresses of Hollywood's Golden Age.

The Only Woman in the Room’ available through local library system – The Paso Robles City Library will host its monthly in-person book group on […] ...

"My mission is to inspire audiences and especially to encourage young women in science and technology. I want to establish Hedy Lamarr as a role model." ...

You start to see what history noticed — and what it didn’t. For Women’s History Month, my colleagues and I pored over hundreds of obituaries in The New York Times archives. Our new project, which we ...

Hedy Lamarr, the raven-haired Viennese beauty who became one of the reigning temptresses in Hollywood films in the 1930’s and 40’s, especially as Delilah vamping Victor Mature’s Samson, was found dead ...

"He would remain in the bath tub for a week, drinking up all the whiskey, and not having to get out of the tub, even to perform bodily functions." ...

Rosa Parks, Amelia Earhart, Marie Curie, Gloria Steinem, and Taylor Swift are just some of the women who have become famous for shaping the world as we know it.

Fulbright Specialist and New York City artist Heather Massie and McCain Auditorium Executive Director Todd Holmberg joined us Wednesday to discuss the upcoming one woman show HEDY! The Life & ...

Hedy Lamarr’s legacy extends far beyond Hollywood glamour. Behind the screen persona was an inventive mind that helped pioneer technology foundational to modern wireless communication, raising ...

Perhaps best known for her role as a Hollywood actress in classic films, Lamarr was also an inventor. Learn more about her life in the following article. The importance of Lamarr’s achievements has ...

Quintin Lamarr always watched red-carpet shows as a kid, wanting to see who was wearing what and who wore it best. "I've always just loved the glitz and glam. That's always been my thing," said Lamarr ...