‘Missing’ Review: “A Busy Solitude”
In an open letter published today, "The Missing" star Ashley Judd called out the duplicitous media for simultaneously pandering to and vilifying self-conscious women. The genesis: There's been an awful lot of talk lately about her "puffy face," and the actress rightfully pinpoints a larger sexism issue.
When we last left renegade mother Becca Winstone, she was watching her son Michael get dragged away on a private plane. But Michael's captors have pulled one over on Becca, and when the authorities detain the plane, he's nowhere to be found.
When we last left former agent and vigilante mother Becca Winstone, she'd been shot and left to die in a river after leading agents to the warehouse where her missing son Michael had previously been held. Never fear, readers -- it's only episode two of 'Missing,' and our loose cannon Becca isn't giving up so easily.