Sure, she’s funny, as she proved on The Daily Show. Now she’s using her skills to work for reproductive rights for all. Marcia G. Yerman learns the meaning of Lizz Winstead’s new mission.
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What to Watch This Month: The Shows That Present Us at Our Best
In the second installment of the NextTribe Test, reviewer Valerie Frankel looks at how movies like Where’d You Go, Bernadette depict women our age
Hot, Hot, Hot: We Talk to the Author of Summer’s Raciest Beach Read
Sunshine, sex—and substance: The new book, It’s Hot in the Hamptons, serves up all three. Here we talk to the author, Holly Peterson.
Where’d You Go, Bernadette? Hits the Screens, But Can it Live Up to the Book?
The best-seller comes to the big screen with the fab Cate Blanchett.
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.
Meet the Author behind the “Anonymous” I Want to Age Like Sea Glass Poem
Bernadette Noll’s tribute to her sister went viral—but she didn’t get any credit! Get to know the author of the ‘I Want to Age Like Sea Glass’ poem.
Ironic Twist: ‘Fearless Girl’ Sculptor Is Now Fighting for Rights to Her Work
Why the Fearless Girl sculptor may be heading to court.
Toni Morrison Is Dead at 88—But Here’s Why She’ll Soar Forever
The writer became a household name for her powerful, pioneering work.
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.
“Will I Survive This Divorce?” Beverly Willett Chronicles Her Journey in a New Memoir
If your spouse cheated, would you fight to save your marriage? Beverly Willett did—and it transformed her life. Here, the author of the new memoir Disassembly Required, shares what happened next with Lorraine Glennon
