Working Mother’s Most Powerful Moms in Pop Culture

I am a huge fan of pop culture, so much so that I have devoted a lot of the content of my blog to pop culture and all that entails. So when I came across the list of Working Mother magazine’s ‘Most Powerful Moms in Pop Culture’, I had to take a read.

Pop culture influences so much in what we do, including how we parent. When I was younger during the The Cosby Show days, the way Heathcliff and Claire parented their brood had a real effect on the way my parents shelled out discipline. It was if my dad would say, “what would Bill Cosby do?”.

When I see how Jada Pinkett Smith keeps her children in line while being there for her husband and squeezing in time for her career really makes me step up my game mom-wise; if she can do all she does and still manage to make successful moves, so can I!

The list of these powerful pop culture moms show a lot about us; what we think of moms in our society, who we look up to in terms of mommyhood, and who we might like to be as moms when measured against our pop culture counterparts.

So who made the list, you ask? They are women who are movers and shakers, bonafide moguls, and moms who do the most when juggling parenting and their success:

  • Madonna, singer and actress
  • Stephenie Meyer, author of the ‘Twilight’ series
  • Lauren Zalaznick, Chairman of the Entertainment and Digital Networks and Integrated Media at NBC Universal
  • Amy Pascal, Chairman of Sony
  • Maria Jacquemetton, co-executive producer and writer on AMC network’s Mad Men
  • Jennifer Lopez, singer, actress, dancer, American Idol judge
  • Tina Fey, actress, author, comedienne
  • Kris Jenner, manager of Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, and Khloe Odom
  • Bobbi Brown, CEO of Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
  • Shonda Rimes, Creator and Producer of Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice

What do you think about Working Mother’s Most Powerful Moms in Pop Culture list? Who was left out? Let’s discuss!


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The Cubicle Chick, otherwise known as Danyelle Little, is the owner and editor of TheCubicleChick.com. After losing her job in Corporate America in 2009, she found a way to channel her frustration into a site that focuses on work, life, and play. Danyelle blogs and administers this site full-time, freelances for several other sites and publications, and works as a social media consultant to other brands, bloggers, and businesses. You can learn more about her by visiting DanyelleLittle.com.