Good for the planet, good for your wallet: Follow this wise advice from our own eco-expert Diane MacEachern on how to get your home more sustainable than ever.
All Hail RBG! How Her Story Came to the Screen
The big hit of this year’s Sundance Film Festival was a documentary about Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the remarkable Supreme Court justice. But it took two super-fans to get this icon’s story onto the big screen. Michele Willens reports.
A Brief History of the Kimono (and Why You Need One!)
Cardigans are fine (yaaaawn), but if you want a quick hit of style, says our fashion genius Kimberly Cihlar, belt on a kimono. Here’s how to rock one—plus our favorite buys.
Love and Chairish: Meet The Unintentional Home Entrepreneur
Anna Brockway had an idea for a new way to shop for home furnishings—and did it ever take off! She tells her story and shares some design wisdom with us here.
My Epic Quest to Finally Create a “Grown Up” Home
A new life stage, a new lifestyle… a new living room? That was Stacy Morrison’s goal. Here’s what happened when she unleashed her inner decorating diva after a major move and why this pursuit was about more than furniture.
The Problem with Our Private Parts No One Wants to Talk About
TMI alert! I’m a random stranger, about to tell you quite a bit about my private parts. If that’s not okay with you—and really, who could blame you?—click onward. But I wouldn’t. That’s because I could very well be talking about yours.
Cindy Gallop: From CEO to Sex Revolutionary
After leading a mega ad agency, this firebrand set out to rethink how we approach human sexuality. Fasten your seatbelt.
Yikes! I Think I Made Out With THAT Michael Cohen
Have you ever heard a name on the news and thought, “Is that the kid I used to know?” Stephanie Dolgoff looks at why our possible brushes with future fame (or infamy) are so stupidly thrilling.
From Dorky to Divine: Comfortable Shoes Have Gone Glam
We are no longer forced to sacrifice style for comfort. Even Birkenstocks are getting fancy!
Selling Your Childhood Home: Does a House Make a Family?
Thinking about the home she grew up in and the ones where she raised her boys, Jeannie Ralston considers how much a house matters when it comes to family bonds. Her conclusion may surprise you.
The Unstoppable Judy Collins: “Women Do NOT Become More Vulnerable With Age”
We grew up to her gorgeous songs. Behind the scenes, she struggled—deeply. Now, she shares with Sheila Weller how she’s tapping her creativity and finding a whole new energy.
Handling Regrets: Coulda, Shoulda…and Moving On
Regrets, we’ve all had a few. In her new book, What Would Virginia Woolf Do?, Nina Collins looks at midlife regrets and along with other wise women offers advice for others to avoid future disappointments.
Book Picks: Iconic Women Between the Covers
Meet a squad of amazing women: These two new books—one fiction, one not—will introduce you to fascinating characters who will inspire you to take on the world…or your corner of it.
Family Estrangement: “Why I Don’t Speak to My Brothers”
Adele Francis adored all her siblings growing up. So why is she not speaking to two of them now? She shares the sad truth about how her family unraveled.
Face-to-Face with Wild Animals: One Woman’s Passion
She’s been charged, headbutted, and spit at by her animal subjects, but nothing stops photographer Nine Francois from capturing their ferocious beauty.
Sun, Sand—and a Whole New Sense of Myself
Sarah Gold was shy and skittish about joining a bunch of strangers on our most recent trip. But something fascinating happened under the tropical sun.
Midlife Moves: Where to Go When The Nest Is Empty
It’s a classic moment to make a change. Should you start living smaller? Go urban? Something entirely different? Janet Siroto talks to the three women about how they reinvented their home life.
