Sherry Amatenstein is a child of Holocaust survivors who believes Palestinians deserve a homeland. Even now. Especially now.
Amy Ferris on How to Embrace Your Messy, Gorgeous Life
This ferocious promoter of female empowerment has written a new book, Mighty Gorgeous, about falling in love with yourself, flaws and all.
I Found Out on Google My Abusive Ex-Husband Was Dead
Sherry Amatenstein hadn’t breathed the same air as her ex-husband in more than 40 years, but news of his death was still unsettling.
Friendship Lost and Found: Reuniting After a Falling Out
Some broken friendships can be back together years later. Sherry Amatenstein reports on the special value of reconnection.
My Own “Forbidden” Romance Ended Better Than Spielberg’s West Side Story
With the new version of West Side Story now in theaters, Sherry Amatenstein can’t help but think of parallels to her own love life and the important difference.
First Love Late in Life. Yes, It Happens! Here’s Proof
Can lightning strike on the other side of 50? It sure can. Sherry Amatenstein shares true stories of finding The One.
How Surviving Cancer and Rape Taught Fran Drescher to Fully Embrace Life
Here’s a preview of what the comedian will be talking about at our upcoming virtual Out Loud event: surviving cancer and finding and cherishing life’s silver linings.
Zoom Across the Aisle: A (Calm!) Talk Between Republican and Democratic Woman
Red and blue together make purple. Red and blue women together at our recent panel discussion make an important and much-needed step toward understanding.
Sex and the City’s Candace Bushnell Talks Midlife Sex, Epstein, and Owning Her Future
The woman who captured the dating scene of the 90s now focuses on midlife and what matters most. Sherry Amatenstein gets the scoop.
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.
