Can anything help those of us who stare at the ceiling most of the night? Deanna Kizis test-drives solutions and reports on how she finally got some ZZZs.
Connie Britton on Romance: The Scary Kind in Dirty John and Julia Roberts’s Real-Life Matchmaking
Her character in Dirty John is sucked into a dangerous marriage, but in real life Connie Britton has friends like Julia Roberts to help her find a good man.
29 of 2019’s Most Amazing Books, TV Shows and Movies to Make Note of Now
Dawn Raffel previews the motherlode of great books, movies, and TV headed your way this year. Fans of Downton Abbey, Elizabeth Gilbert, and Meryl Streep, prepare to rejoice!
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Susan Zirinsky Is the First Female President of CBS News—But Getting There Wasn’t Easy
From sexism to (ridiculously) small desks, she overcame it all and rose from underdog to top dog. Sheila Weller explores why this dynamo is the perfect person for the job.
Your Gender Fluidity Guide: What You Need to Know about Our Brave New Non-Binary World
For those of us raised in a male-or-female world, this concept can be hard to grasp. Here Janet Siroto offers help.
Pegi Young: Remembering Her Talent and Passion Well Beyond Her Role as a Famous Man’s Wife
She was married for years to Neil Young, and all eyes were on her when he left her for a younger woman. But those headlines don’t begin to capture the power of this amazing woman.
Risky Business: War Correspondent Jackie Northam on Her Own Inner Conflict
NPR’s Jackie Northam spent years reporting on the horrors of war. But then she faced a moment when she knew she’d had enough, and like many of us, needed to create a new chapter.
How to Lose a Husband: Saying Goodbye to Your Other Half
Determined to find beauty and meaning as her husband’s health declined, Debbie Phillips came up with a plan. Here, she shares it with NextTribe’s Sheila Weller.
Melissa Rivers on Moving Forward After Loss, Grief—and that Megyn Kelly Comment
The TV personality has endured her share of losses—and awkward on-air moments. Here, she shares with Sherry Amatenstein how she keeps focused and upbeat.
“I Can’t Afford This Friendship!” When A Richer Pal Outspends You
She’s ready to drop $70 on dinner … and you’ve got $7 in your pocket. Christine Grillo looks at the thorny problem of friends with different budgets and how to deal.
Living Alone: Making a Post-Divorce House into a Home After a Long Marriage
Hillary Quinn shares a moving look at one woman’s transition from married to single; from “family dream house” to “my place” post-divorce.
Dogged by Your Failures? Here’s How to See Them in a Whole New Light
Want to have your Best. Year. Ever? Uh-huh, us too. That’s why this advice from author Veronica Chambers—triggered by a remark by Meghan Markle—is such a gift.
7 Winter Coats That Don’t Make You Sacrifice Style for Warmth (and Vice Versa)
Yes, we want to be warm and dry—but is it too much to ask to be fashionable AND toasty? Not if you pick up a couple of our fashion editor’s favorite pieces of winter outerwear.
The Ace of Cups: A Debut Album 45 Years in the Making
Now in their 70s, the members of The Ace of Cups—the first all-girl rock band—have released their debut album. Michele Willens looks at what took so long.
Coping With Loss During the Holidays: How a Widow Keeps Tradition Alive
After her husband’s death, Lisa Bain struggled to continue their loving, tree-decorating tradition—till a wonderful secret gift gave her strength.
Excuse Me?! My Son Is “Too Busy” to Come Home from College to See Me
One mom is floored that her baby doesn’t want to share her special day—but the Answer Queen offers some perspective on what’s really going on.
Sister Act: Three Women, Ancestry DNA Tests, and the Shocking Results That Changed Everything
DNA tests like AncestryDNA and 23andme are revealing family secrets that have remained uncovered—until now. Here’s what happened when three Denver women discovered they have the same dad.
