Ready for a sexy Santa? In the Christmas Chronicles 2, Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell bring their crackling chemistry to the screen in their first movie together in 30 years.
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We Make It Easy: 21+ Bold Gift Ideas in Our Share-The-Love Shopping Guide
We’ve scoured the Internet for the gifts you’ll want to give and GET. Bonus: Many of these items are made by businesses owned or run by NextTribe members.
Zoom Across the Aisle: A Conversation 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.
Our Favorite New Ad Begins With “I’m Not Your Grandma!” Thank You, Canada Dry
A Canada Dry commercial busts stereotypes with a feisty star who talks with unapologetic directness, irreverence, and BOLDNESS. Brava!
It’s Never Too Late for Love: Norma Kamali to Marry at 75
Fifty years ago, a psychic predicted Norma Kamali would meet her soulmate at age 65. She did, and now, 10 years later, they will marry. Brava!
Another Reason to Love Dolly Parton: She Helped Fund a COVID Vaccine
Have you heard the new Dolly Parton song? It goes, “Vaccine, Vaccine, Vaccine, Vac-se-ee-en.” Here’s how a national treasure may have helped solve a national crisis.
Politics From Another Perspective: A Meditation on Healing, Balance, and Trust
This week, Simran Singh, a poet and life mentor, ended our NextTribe panel discussion on bridging the political divide with these compassionate, enlightening words.
Pandemic Drinking: Why Women Over 50 Are Most at Risk for Problems
Sales of booze are skyrocketing at the same time alcohol-related deaths are rising for women over 50. Here’s why drinking isn’t the best way to cope with this worst year ever.
This is Major League: Kim Ng Becomes Baseball’s First Female General Manager
51-year-old Kim Ng has broken a significant barrier in pro sports, but she’s not the only woman making progress in these fiercely male bastions.
Playgirl Magazine Wants to Entertain You…Again. Are You Game?
It started as an answer to the sexism of Playboy and Penthouse, but interest in photos of pecs and penises shriveled up (ha ha). So why restart the magazine now?
