Movies 'The Help' Draws Audiences, And Ire Aibileen and Skeeter All the skepticism about love that's present in Do The Right Thing is absent from The Help.

Stone stars as Skeeter, an aspiring journalist who is sickened by her racist friends like the social-climbing Hilly Holbrook (an icy Howard), who advocates separate outdoor bathrooms for the help.

The "34" was on a 1932 Ford reshaped into what was called a Skeeter, the common racing car used on dirt tracks in North Georgia and western South Carolina.

The “here” Aibileen refers to is the project initiated by “Skeeter,” a white lady (played by Emma Stone), to tell the stories of the domestic help from the maids’ perspective and publish ...

To Skeeter, the non-being of Constantine immediately sparks her creative genius resulting in The Help. My humble praise for this work can only add to the voluminous praise Kathryn Stockett has ...

Against that backdrop, “The Help” takes us inside an unlikely rebellion. It all begins when new Ole Miss grad Skeeter (Stone) comes back home and tries to persuade the women who cook and clean ...

Movie Reviews - 'The Help' - Emma Stone and Viola Davis star in the film adaption of Kathryn Stockett's best-selling novel about a white woman who sets out to tell the story of black domestic ...

Skeeter—a brainy, ambitious white woman freshly graduated from Ole Miss—eventually convinces the skeptical Aibileen of her good faith, and together they produce an oral history scandalous ...

A deeply touching human story filled with humor and heartbreak is rare in any movie season, especially summer. That’s what makes The Help an exhilarating gift. It could have been a disaster ...

Dad was 12 when he took his farmboy skills to build what he called a “skeeter” from an old Ford. It was sort of a beach buggy, as he describes it.

The Help shot up the Netflix charts over the last week after Netflix added it on June 1, and I’ve been trying to wrap my head around it ever since. What, I wondered, other than the most general ...