We explore the friction between those who believe in aging au naturel and those who don’t. It’s sadly reminiscent of the Mommy Wars earlier in life.
Why Some Wives Still Vote Like Their Husband
With this election being a referendum on women’s autonomy, we look with apprehension and alarm at a not-so-independent female voting bloc.
Blood, Sweat, and Tears on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
12 NextTribers take the most challenging and rewarding route to see one of the Wonders of the World, becoming family along the way.
From an Expert: How to Keep Good Friends and Lose the Bad
Marta Kauffman, creator of Grace and Frankie and a speaker at our LA Out Loud event on Sunday, talks about maintaining good friendships.
How I Totally Ruined Game of Thrones (For Some People)
With the ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel coming to the small screen, here are some spoilers that apply even to the new show.
Falling in Love Again: When 61 Feels Like 16
Following her divorce, Jeannie Ralston fell in love again. Nothing made her feel more alive—or younger. MUCH younger.
As You Age, Are You More Scared or Less? One Woman’s New Fearlessness
Jeannie Ralston offers two reasons she could be getting less anxious as she gets older.
On a Girls’ Trip to Santa Fe, a Dive into Art, History, Cultures, and Friendship
We’re returning to Santa Fe, where last fall we explored many facets of the city–and ourselves.
The Frenemy Over the Bathroom Sink: Mirrors and Self-Image
As she’s gotten older, Jeannie Ralston has avoided mirrors, which has done much for her self-esteem. But nothing for the spinach-in-the-teeth problem.
Au Revoir! Sheryl Sandberg Starts Her Own Next Chapter
As she retires to focus on women in the workplace and a new marriage, we take stock of her high-profile tenure at Facebook.
