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.
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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.
How 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
How My Hippie Card Got Permanently Revoked
When young, hard-partying people move in underneath her, Staci Backauskas has to confront her midlife evolution.
How to Switch to Clean Beauty Products and Ditch the Lead and Mercury
Green expert Diane MacEachern shares the none-too-pretty facts about cosmetic ingredients—and all the resources you need to clean up your act.
What My Mother Remembers: A Daughter’s Dementia Diary
Janie Emaus is watching her mom’s memory fade away. She’s taking lessons from the family dog on how to get through it.
A Personal Tribute to Peggy Lipton, Gone Too Soon
Their relationship spanned years and was forged through common ground and intimate discussions. Now Sheila Weller shares how Peggy Lipton’s death has left her stunned and how under the actress’s calm, blond beauty beat a fierce and searching heart.
The Importance of Hard Work: What We Lose When AI Takes Over
As jobs are lost to robots, scanners, automated kiosks and the like, Anna Jensen takes an inventory of what we’re losing. We humans need to stick together!
How Staging a Home Can Make an Empty Nester Feel Like an Antique
If you’re selling your longtime home, you may find out that your sense of style hasn’t aged well. Janet Siroto confronts the situation.
Dr. Ruth Finally Admits She’s a Feminist In Her New Documentary
The sex guru has been through a lot and shares it all in a new documentary, “Ask Dr. Ruth.” Here, Sherry Amatenstein catches up with the good doctor.
The 10 Best Movies to Watch for Mother’s Day
Here are our picks for films that reflect the complex experiences with our mothers and as mothers ourselves.
True Grit: The Wild and Scary Thing I Did To Inspire My Daughter
Debby Waldman wanted to quit this crazy class, and bad. Here’s why she didn’t and the midlife lesson she learned.
Out Loud and Proud: A Showcase for Creative, Soulful Women
At our gathering in Austin, NextTribe celebrated writers, musicians, artists, and powerful women everywhere. Because if we don’t do it, who will?
The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché, the Mother of Cinema
While men get all the credit for the movie biz, hidden in its history is a woman who played a vital role. Finally, a new film is telling Alice Guy-Blaché’s story.
Done With Men—Maybe
Until her mid-50s, Stephanie Gangi identified herself in the context of men, but now she lives alone, happily centered—most of the time.
