Single-use plastic is everywhere! Amy Eskind went on a mission to dodge it for a full week. Let her experiment inspire you and join NextTribe in going a week without single-use plastics starting Sunday, June 16th.
Hair Dye and Your Health: A Must-Read for Anyone Who Colors Her Locks
We’re almost afraid to ask, but what’s hair color doing to our health? Diane MacEachern talks to the author of an important new book on the subject.
Feeling Stressed? Here’s How One Woman Escaped Her Anxiety Through Meditation
With a world of worries—empty nesting, caring for aging parents, terrorism—Candy Schulman overcomes her doubts and, like 25 million other Americans, tries meditation for stress.
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What If the O.J. Case Happened Today?
On the 25th anniversary of the double murders that rocked the nation, Sheila Weller, who literally wrote the book on the topic, contemplates if Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman would still be alive if the case unfolded today.
Who Wears Short Shorts? Why Shorts Can Still Be a Style “Yes” for Us
These sophisticated styles let us wear shorts wherever we damn please!
The Abortion Debate: What Women Our Age Know Better Than Anyone
Do we really have to fight for abortion rights again? Yes, yes, and yes, says Carol Mithers—with a haunting reason why.
How to Travel with a Husband: A Love Lesson from Japan
They had different travel styles that sometimes threatened the joy of vacationing together, but on a trip across the globe Valerie Frankel and her husband found new ways to relate.
Meet the Master Distiller of Hendrick’s Gin Who Revolutionized Your Cocktails
This summer, when you’re savoring a flavorful gin drink (recipes below), raise a glass to Lesley Gracie, a slightly eccentric British woman who has brought new flavors and excitement to a conventional spirit.
The Reverse Bucket-List: Celebrating Life’s Best Little Moments
What if instead of focusing on things you want to happen, you treasure the ones you’ve already enjoyed? Karen Collier shares a deeply lovely concept.
How Pets Know What We Need—And Why That’s Especially Important Now
Carol Novello and Ginny Graves share the surprising truth about how animals can read us and what that means for our mental health.
How to Raise Sons Who Won’t Turn Out Like Harvey Weinstein
It’s a scary thought: Even Harvey Weinstein had a mother. With the disgraced movie mogul back in the news, an expert on mother-son relations looks at raising our boys to be good men.
In the Belly of the Beast: Taking a Stand in L.A. Against Ageism
We took the “Age Boldly” message to LA and shared it with a sold-out crowd. Read the inspiring messages from a host of powerful women. By Susan Hornik.
Jodi Klein: Supporting All the Midlife Single Ladies
Moving on from her career in marketing, she’s determined to help those out in the dating trenches. Tiffany Connolly finds out how a new business was born.
“Your Husband Did What?!” How Actress Maddie Corman Made Art from Public Humiliation
In a new one-woman play, Maddie Corman explores the inconceivable revelation about her husband and how she pulled herself and her family through.
How An Article About Extreme Plastic Surgery Turned Into the Hit TV Show Younger
Ever wondered what it would be like if you could have your current wisdom when you were a lot younger? So did Pamela Redmond—and it became a hit TV show.
Help! Siblings Won’t Lend a Hand With Our Mentally Disabled Sister
What do you do when you’re caring for your older sister (and find it rewarding), but can’t seem to get anyone to chip in physically OR financially? Our Answer Queen sounds off.
An African Safari Adventure Changed a Mother-Teen Bond Forever
A trip to the savanna had always been on Kim Marshall’s bucket list…but going with her teenage son? Not so much. Here’s why it wound up being the adventure of a lifetime
