With an acclaimed debut novel and a new album of cover songs, Susanna Hoffs, who we adored in The Bangles, proves her range and staying power.
Mind
When’s the Best Time to Write a Memoir? Over 50, of Course
More women our age are pouring their stories out in memoirs, both as a way to process experiences and to help others who have struggled. Meet a few here.
It’s Not Too Late to Win the Battle of the Midlife Funk
Have you given so much of yourself to others that you can’t actually figure out what you want for yourself now? Here are five ways to change that.
Maria Shriver: “There’s No Doubt I Haven’t Even Begun Yet”
She’s already a tireless philanthropist, activist, and author. What more can Maria Shriver possibly accomplish at 67? She tells us here.
A (Possible) Secret about Young Michael Cohen, Trump’s Nemesis
With Cohen providing key testimony about Donald Trump, Stephanie Dolgoff looks at her (and others’) possible brushes with future fame (or infamy).
A First Play Produced at Age 64. Here’s How It’s Done
Alice Scovell couldn’t shake her dream of writing a play and seeing it produced. Now her ambitious production is on stage in New York City.
Two Provocative Powerhouse Artists Take Center Stage in NYC
On our NYC tour, we’ll get private tours of major exhibits that celebrate the fierce, affecting work of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith and Wangechi Mutu.
Andie MacDowell as a Suffering and Insufferable Cancer Patient
In her new movie, My Happy Ending, Andie MacDowell plays a fading film star struggling with chemo and reluctantly bonding with other patients.
Chris Rock Gets the Last Word and Gets Us Pissed Off
Chris Rock finally talks about “The Slap” in his show “Selective Outrage.” The problem, our media critic reports, is all the other stupid things he says.
Kristin van Ogtrop on the (Inevitable) Midlife Indignities
Got back fat? Muffin top? Foggy brain? Middle-age angst? Humorist Kristin van Ogtrop’s memoir offers a cure for what ails you.
