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The article considers the character of Catwoman in the Batman superhero comic books and motion pictures, focusing on the performance of actress Anne Hathaway in the role in the 2012 film "The Dark Knight Rises," directed by Christopher Nolan. Hathaway's performance is compared to that of actress Michelle Pfeiffer in the 1992 film "Batman Returns," which Hathaway states had a great influence on her as a child. Differences between Catwoman and other recurring characters in Batman films, comic books and graphic novels are considered. Catwoman's status as a sex object is examined. Catwoman's contribution to the theme of "The Dark Knight Rises" is considered.

This article focuses on actress Halle Berry and her role in the motion picture "Catwoman." Halle Berry cracks a mean whip, takes on greedy villains and remains a supersexy feline in the film Catwoman. She now has strength, agility and very keen senses. This new woman is no longer just Patience.Kitt was the first Black woman ever to get such a coveted role on television. And the Catwoman role marks the first time a woman of color has ever been chosen as a lead in a big-budget action/adventure movie.

The article reports on the full-body surgical procedure undergone by 40-year-old British actress Katie Price for his role as Jocelyn Wildenstein or "Catwoman."

Given the film industry's insatiable hunger for men (and women) in tights, like Spider-Man, Batman, Superman, Catwoman, one can wonder if there are actually any comic book properties left untapped. The answer is yes — just ask attendees at Comic-Con International, the 35th annual megagathering running Thursday-Sunday at the San Diego Convention Center. While Sony's "Spider-Man 2" shatters boxoffice records, and Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.'s Friday release "Catwoman" and summer 2005 offering "Batman Begins" stoke fan interest, dozens of fresh comic book tides are poised to become the Hollywood blockbusters of the future.

This article reports on arguments that actor Christian Bale had with his mother and sister, and that reality-television personality Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth had with talk-show host Wendy Williams. Bale starred as Batman in the motion picture "The Dark Knight," and Omarosa is referred to as being a possible "Catwoman" because of her catty behavior.

The article reports that Julie Newmar, the actress who played Catwoman in the 1960s television show "Batman," advertised herself as a "quality advocate" in the January 2008 issue of "AdWeek." A photograph is included to show that Newmar remains beautiful enough at age 74 to work in advertising. It is noted that her most recent job was a cameo on the television show "According to Jim" in 2006 and that she has not been hired following her advertisement.

The article discusses some feminist acts of reclamation involving the feline and the female. Topics mentioned include the portrayal of the character Catwoman as hypersexualized and depoliticized, and the use of the word "cougar" to refer to a confident and independent woman in charge of her sexuality.

Reports that actor Halle Berry will play the Batman character Catwoman in the upcoming film "Catwoman". Other actresses who have played Catwoman; Other actors performing in the new movie, including Sharon Stone and Benjamin Bratt; Comment by Berry on the role.

The article presents a brief history of events pertaining to the life of the comic character batman and his partner catwoman.

The author expresses their opinion regarding girls who play video games in light of the introduction of a female playable character in the video game "Assassin's Creed: Unity." They discuss women as members of video game players (gamers) community, remarks on two female video game characters, Catwoman from the video game "Batman: Arkham Asylum" and Lara Croft from the video game "Tomb Raider," and discusses Jennifer Hepler, a senior writer for the video game company BioWare.

The article offers a look at lessons that can be learned from strong female characters in the U.S. film industry in 2012. It notes that selflessness is a key trait that women can emulate from Katniss Everdeen of the film "The Hunger Games." It cites resilience as the common trait of every Selina Kyle or Catwoman character in Batman films. It points out that the best quality of Natasha Romanoff or the Black Widow character in the film "The Avengers" is her sense of duty.

An interview with movie director Christoper Nolan is presented. When asked about the making of the third and final installment of his Batman trilogy, "The Dark Knight Rises," Nolan discusses how he incorporated the character of Catwoman to fit into the story, touches upon the loss of actor Heath Ledger, and explains that he prefers to have visual effects enhance a scene that was actually shot rather than create a completely computer-generated scene.

The article lists comic book superheroes that are LGBT, including Batwoman, Catwoman, and Iceman.

Offers a look on several motion picture characters that have split personality. Catwoman in `Batman Returns'; Tyler Durden in `Fight Club'; Bobby in `Dressed to Kill.'

The article presents information about some of the most iconic figures from Felidae family including Leo, the iconic lion mascot of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, a media company, the catwoman character in the Batman movie series and famous cat named, Colonel Meow.

Profiles Andy Wilkes, who made Catwoman's latex costume in the film 'Batman Returns.' Conversion of latex from fetish to fad; Success in Hollywood, California; Emigration from Holywell, Wales; Effects of working on a movie.

A brief biography is presented to accompany a photo of singer and actress Eartha Kitt, describing her move to New York City as a young girl, highlights of her career such as her hit song “Santa Baby” and role as Catwoman on the “Batman” television show, and her death from cancer in 2008.

The article offers several fictitious characters in various movies including Commander Will Riker in "Star Trek," Catwoman and Anakin Skywalker.

An interview with actress Anne Hathaway is presented. In being a Catwoman in the movie "The Dark Knight Rises," Hathaway says she focused more on who she was in the comics. She admits she feels very lucky stepping into the iconic Catwoman suit for the first time. Asked whether it was fun playing a character like Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Hathaway claims she likes playing someone who did not care what anyone thought about her.

The article presents comments on Anne Hathaway's performance as Catwoman as well as on Michelle Pfeiffer as history's greatest Catwoman.

The article discusses the relative popularity of several popular cultural phenomena as of August 2012 including the Catwoman costume worn by Anne Hathaway in the film "The Dark Knight Rises," the television program "Louie" and the divorce of actors Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise.

The article offers information available on the periodical's website, which includes a poll on viewers' favorite films starring actor Ben Stiller, including the films "Tropic Thunder," "Zoolander," and "Meet the Parents," special features on the film "The Hunger Games," and pictures of actresses Michelle Pfeiffer and Anne Hathaway in costume while playing the character of Catwoman.

The article reports on actress Anne Hathaway's revelation of her Catwoman look.

The article presents a chronological history of lesbian characters in comic books. It mentions the introduction of Johnny Flagg's lesbian assistant Mary in the second issue of "Fighting American," by DC Comics in 1994. It cites that Holly Robinson starts dating Karon in the third issue of "Catwoman, Series 2." It notes that Marvel Comics characters Phyla-Vell and Heather reveal they are lovers.

The article focuses on Eartha Kitt, a singer in the 1950s who later played the character Catwoman in the 1960s television show "Batman." Kitt underwent surgery for colon cancer, and at 79-years-old, sang at Café Carlyle in New York City for an entire month. Kitt says that she's happy to work, and wouldn't like to retire.

Presents a quiz concerning various comic book characters in motion pictures. Actor who played the role of Joker in the 1989 film "Batman"; Actress who played the role of Catwoman in the film "Batman Returns"; Actor who plays the father of Bruce Banner in the film "Hulk."

Features several white motion picture and television program characters who were turned into African American characters. Catwoman; Kingpin; Pete Ross.

Reviews the video game Catwoman from EA Games.

Reviews the video game Catwoman from Electronic Arts.

Provides information on the actresses who played the role of Catwoman in comics, television and motion pictures. Julie Newmar; Eartha Kitt; Michelle Pfeiffer.

Interviews four actresses who portrayed the character of Catwoman. Julie Newmar; Lee Meriwether; Eartha Kitt; Michelle Pfeiffer.

The article looks at Holly Berry. Growing up watching Eartha Kitt vamp it up as Catwoman on Batman helped Halle Berry hone her attitude as the caped crusader's feline foe in "Catwoman". I wanted Catwoman to be fierce and more urban," says Berry, 37. "I'm hoping audiences will think she's sexy, but also be scared to death of her".

Features several U.S. movie actresses who played the character of Catwoman. Julie Newmar, in the "Batman" television program from 1966-1967; Lee Meriweather in the 1966 "Batman" movie; Eartha Kitt, in the "Batman" television program from 1967-1968; Michelle Pfeiffer, in the 1992 "Batman Returns" movie; Halle Berry, in the "Catwoman" movie in 2004.

Reveals the story behind the fictitious character Catwoman. Appearance in DC Comics Batman; Reinvention of Catwoman in motion pictures; Profile. INSET: CATWOMAN.