She sings. She acts. And now, as a world-weary stripper in the hit movie Hustlers, Jennifer Lopez is getting buzz for an Oscar nomination.
Protecting America’s Kids: Nicole Hockley Talks about Sandy Hook, Loss, and Her New Hope
She suffered the worst tragedy anyone could imagine, but she’s put her pain into action and launches a bold new public service ad today. Sheila Weller reports.
Jimi, Joni, Janis—and Me: A Raised Peace Sign to Woodstock, 50 Years Later
Looking back on her brief encounter with rock god Jimi Hendrix, Sheila Weller shares some deep lessons about life and love—and a few secrets.
Music for the Ages! Brandi Carlile, Judy Collins, Sheryl Crow, and Dolly Parton Team Up
When Brandi Carlile was joined on stage by these three legends, it was an unforgettable, age-defying moment. Listen up!
Gay In the Military … and Now Married: Two Women Share Their Story
Today is the sixth anniversary of the legalization of gay marriage. Sheila Weller chronicles what it took and what it means to one midlife couple to be legally wed.
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.
The Untold Story: Cass Elliot’s Daughter On the Crushing Fat-Shaming Her Mother Endured
It wasn’t easy to be the “fat girl” in the band, but Cass Elliot built an unconventional career that rocked the culture. For the first time, Owen Elliot-Kugell shares the story of her mother’s struggles.
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.
How A Deafblind Woman Proved the Doubters and Bullies Wrong
At a time when services for those with disabilities face cuts, Megan Conway, PhD, shows exactly how much one person can achieve—with the right support. Sheila Weller captures her story.
Cuts to Funding for the Blind, Deaf and Deafblind Are Three Steps Backward
And the government wants to spy on people with disabilities.
