Brooke Shields isn't taking an intermission. She wants to empower women as CEO of her own brand

You may know her best from her starring role as a San Francisco magazine writer in Suddenly Susan or one of her many films, but Brooke Shields is much more than her IMDb profile.  More than 15 years ago, she clapped back at a powerful Hollywood actor who belittled her experience recovering from postpartum depression. At the time, she wrote in a NYT op-ed that this "is my history, personal and real." Before her acting career, Shields became the face of Ivory Soap when she was just 11 months old…