Mandy Moore, Emmy Rossum among A-list speakers at WME’s inaugural Women’s Health Summit in Malibu

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Mohr, I. (2026, October 20). Mandy Moore, Emmy Rossum among A-list speakers at WME’s inaugural Women’s Health Summit in Malibu. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/20/hollywood/mandy-moore-emmy-rossum-among-a-list-speakers-at-wme-womens-health-summit-in-malibu/

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WME hosted its first Women’s Health Summit at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu, drawing celebrities like Mandy Moore and Emmy Rossum along with politicians such as Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra. The summit featured a revealing statistic from Katie Couric's documentary “Hormonal!” stating that erectile dysfunction receives five times more research funding than premenstrual syndrome (PMS), despite PMS affecting 90% of women compared to 19% of men with erectile dysfunction. WME launched the WME x Foundation for Women’s Health Catalytic Research Fund to address issues highlighted during the event.
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WME hosted its inaugural Women’s Health Summit in Malibu on October 20, 2026, at Calamigos Ranch, just a day before the area was evacuated due to the Bryson Fire. Attendees included celebrities like Mandy Moore and Emmy Rossum, politicians such as Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and business leaders. During the summit, Katie Couric revealed via video that erectile dysfunction, affecting 19% of men, has received five times more research funding than PMS, which affects 90% of women. The event was inspired by WME clients who are vocal advocates for women’s health issues.

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Hollywood Malibu WME Women’s Health Summit the Bryson Fire

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Katie Couric — whose upcoming documentary “Hormonal!” covers the crisis in women’s health — made an appearance via video to reveal a stat that drew gasps: “Erectile dysfunction, which affects 19% of men, has gotten five times [more] research funding as PMS, which affects 90% of women.”
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Hollywood power players, politicians, finance folks and founders attended WME’s inaugural Women’s Health Summit at Calamigos Ranch in Malibu (a day before the area was evacuated due to the Bryson Fire over the weekend). asserted
area → attend → weekend
Attendees included Mandy Moore, Emmy Rossum, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Phoebe Gates, Rep. Lauren Underwood and California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra, plus WME Group co-chairman Richard Weitz and WME’s co-head of talent Andrew Dunlap. asserted
Attendees → include → talent
Katie Couric — whose upcoming documentary “Hormonal!” covers the crisis in women’s health — made an appearance via video to reveal a stat that drew gasps: “Erectile dysfunction, which affects 19% of men, has gotten five times [more] research funding as PMS, which affects 90% of women.” asserted
which → cover → women
WME clients including Halle Berry and Lupita Nyong’o are vocal women’s health advocates, which was the genesis for the event. asserted
which → include → event
“This Summit was inspired in part by WME clients like Emmy Rossum, Halle Berry, Katie Couric, Lupita Nyong’o, and Mandy Moore, for whom this work is deeply personal,” said Jeanell English, WME’s Head of Community and Impact. asserted
English → inspire → Community
In partnership with the Foundation for Women’s Health, WME has launched the WME x Foundation for Women’s Health Catalytic Research Fund. asserted
WME → launch → Women
WME’s senior policy and political advisor Hannah Linkenhoker and English led the program on behalf of the agency. asserted
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