In our weekly Menopause Chronicles series, Kerry Kittrell tells us how menopause is giving her strength and asks us not to talk about “symptoms” because menopause is not a disease. Point taken.
Emily Vickers: From Ad Producer to Pilates Instructor and Millinery Designer
“Once you’ve dealt with the Russian Mob to set up a major ad campaign in Moscow, there’s little that seems daunting,” says Emily Vickers.
Kerry Kittrell: Embracing the Change and Her New Power
In our weekly Menopause Chronicles series, Kerry Kittrell tells us how menopause is giving her strength and asks us not to talk about “symptoms” because menopause is not a disease. Point taken.
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Confessions of a Snorer: How I Stopped Sawing Logs Every Night
When she hit her mid-50s, Michelle Breyer became a serious snorer. Here she explains why snoring can get worse with age—and what nocturnal noise-makers like her can do about it.
Saying Yes to Life During Mexico’s Day of the Dead Celebration
A brain cancer diagnosis in Tanja Knutson’s family made her reassess her life. During NextTribe’s trip to San Miguel de Allende for the Day of the Dead celebrations, she learned not to be scared of death but to be scared of not living.
The Whisper Effect: How Soft Sounds Can Reduce Stress, Bring on the Tingles
Maybe you’ve seen those whispery ads and videos and wondered what in the world is ASMR? And will it help me? Yeah, us too.
Leaving Princess Leia Behind: How Carrie Fisher Became a Writer
Fresh off Star Wars fame–and a drug overdose–Carrie Fisher found her true calling: as a writer. In this excerpt from her acclaimed biography of Fisher, Sheila Weller gives us the scoop.
Juli Briskman: From Flipping Off Trump to Winning Her Own Election
Juli Briskman didn’t just get mad when she was fired for flipping off the Presidential motorcade two years ago. She got active, and yesterday won her own political office.
3 Iconic Women Celebrate Big Birthdays in November
Between the three of them, they have 220 years of experience, talent, and guts. Happy Birthday this month to Tina Turner and two other cultural powerhouses.
We Want to Know: How’d You Sleep Last Night?
For many of us, menopause brings the often quixotic, usually maddening quest for a good night’s rest. Please tell us about your sleep issues in this survey, and we’ll try to help you get some ZZZZs .
I Can’t Believe I’m Not Dead Yet: A Survivor’s Tale
They say a cat has nine lives, but author Kimberley Cihlar seems to have had more than that. She says it’s a miracle she’s made it to this age. Here’s how she survived.
E. Jean Carroll, NextTribe Out Loud Speaker, Sues Trump for Defamation
Last summer, she finally broke her silence about Trump’s alleged sexual attack on her in the 90s. Now E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit is seeking damages for Trump’s recent comments about her.
Gail Collins’ New Book Charts the History of Older Women—and Shows Us How We Can Live Now
In her new book No Stopping Us Now, the op-ed columnist introduces us to characters who have been aging boldly since the founding of the country.
Thinking of Trying Out Peloton? Here’s Our Verdict on Whether It’s Worth The Price
From instructors to tech aspects, we’ve got a rundown on the popular at home workout trend.
Should We Be Offended by the “OK, Boomer” Meme?
“OK, Boomer” is a retort the younger generations are using to defy and challenge the Baby Boomers. Should we dismiss it or listen closely to what they’re saying.
How I Let Go of My Dream Home, One Weekend at a Time, Through Airbnb
When money was tight, Stacy Morrison found that Airbnb’ing her big house could keep her afloat … and helped her learn how to downsize in the process.
How Old Do You Feel? Why That’s Such An Important Question as We Age
We’ve all heard the saying, “Age is Just a Number.” It turns out that how much you truly believe that can impact your wellness as you get older.
