Sunshine, sex—and substance: The new book, It’s Hot in the Hamptons, serves up all three. Here we talk to the author, Holly Peterson.
Kaftans: Yards and Yards of Cool
Kaftans are a perfect option for these muggy summer days. Kimberly Cihlar explains why Diana Vreeland called them “fashionable for the beautiful people.”
Got Knee Pain? Check Out These 3 Non-Surgical Solutions
If you’ve got achy, uncooperative knees, read how Ronda Robinson is staying active—no surgery required—and steal a tip or two.
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Jimi, Joni, Janis—and Me: A Raised Peace Sign to Woodstock, 50 Years Later
Looking back on her brief encounter with rock god Jimi Hendrix, Sheila Weller shares some deep lessons about life and love—and a few secrets.
My Gray Garden: Letting My Hair Do Its Thing
Looking at herself in the mirror after letting the dye die, Amy Keyishian discovers that this really is the best look for her life now.
Forever Blonde: Why I’ll Never (Ever!) Let My Hair Go Gray
Hillary Quinn was born a blonde and will stay that way forever, regardless of what her strands may be trying to do color-wise.
Over 50 and Considering Hair Extensions? Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Thinning hair? See-through strands? Hillary Quinn has gone to great lengths to get fuller hair. Here’s her report.
Judy Geib: From Graphic Designer to Celebrated Jeweler
Meet Judy Geib, an acclaimed, self-taught jeweler with a delightfully handcrafted style. Janet Siroto reports on how she made the pivot to her new career.
Sex and the City’s Candace Bushnell Talks Midlife Sex, Epstein, and Owning Her Future
The woman who captured the dating scene of the 90s now focuses on midlife and what matters most. Sherry Amatenstein gets the scoop.
“Will I Survive This Divorce?” Beverly Willett Chronicles Her Journey in a New Memoir
If your spouse cheated, would you fight to save your marriage? Beverly Willett did—and it transformed her life. Here, the author of the new memoir Disassembly Required, shares what happened next with Lorraine Glennon
Diary of an Eyelift: Yes, I Did It—and I Love It
Ginny Graves always thought she’d age naturally, without surgery … until gravity got in the way. Here’s how she decided to get an eye job—and how it turned out.
“We’ll Always Be Those Girls”: Why Your Oldest Friends Matter So Much
As she gathers with the pals she grew up with to mark their 60th year, Julie Bonnin reflects on the amazing, life-shaping power of high school friendships.
While the Rest of the World Vacations: Finding Joy When Your Travel Budget Is Zero
Paris, Iceland, the beach: While her friends went on fabulous vacations, Christine Grillo stayed thrifty—and stayed home. Here, the delight she found with her no-travel getaway.
Your 7 Biggest Questions About Fitness and Our Experts’ Answers
Participants in the NextTribe Exercise and Fitness Survey shared their workout woes and worries. Now we’ve got expert advice on how to get moving, stay motivated, and reach your best-self goals—injury-free!
Empty Nesters, Your Movie Has Arrived: Cindy Chupack on Her New Comedy, Otherhood
Emmy winner Cindy Chupack talks about creating her on-target new movie that’s all about the laughter and tears behind motherhood and friendship at this stage of life.
Eye Candy: My Obsession with Falsies (Lashes, That Is)
Susan Shapiro wanted to freshen up her look and discovered the perfect accessory—but was she indulging in too much of a good thing?
The NextTribe Test: Which Movies & TV Programs Show Us as We Really Are?
Welcome to the first edition of the NextTribe Test, where Valerie Frankel screens entertainment to ferret out where women over 45 are portrayed as multidimensional—and where they’re caricatures.
