HGTV is recreating the iconic home we all (virtually) grew up in—and they want your grooviest décor to be a part of it!
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Smart Appliances Have Me Wondering: How Long Before I’m Outwitted By a Toaster?
Smart appliances have Mary Kay Jordan Fleming feeling a little, well, dumb. Here, she takes a look at whether tech is simplifying or complicating our lives.
6 Places to Take a Break From Tech With a Digital Detox
Because modern conveniences can totally make our lives more hectic.
Carly Simon is Writing a Memoir About Her Friend Jackie Onassis
Who knew that the singer and the former First Lady were close friends? Here is the scoop on their relationship.
Yoni Art Is a Thing—And It’s Seriously Empowering
Yes, she goes there. Charlotte Criste creates “Yoni Expressions,” part art, part female empowerment and acceptance.
Michelle Pfeiffer’s Next Act: A Perfume Line That’s Sweet Smelling… and Cleaner
The Hollywood icon introduces a new fragrance collection with a twist.
The Literary World’s Best Kept Secret Is Finally Getting Star Treatment
It took Joan Silber 38 years to be considered perhaps America’s greatest living fiction writer, but she wasn’t counting. Sheila Weller tells her story of late blossoming.
Viva Vogue: Wait Till You See Their Latest 81-Year-Old Cover “Girl”
Look which of our all-time favorites is “Aging Boldly” on the cover of the iconic fashion magazine.
SATC Writer Candace Bushnell Returns With a New Book—and TV deal—About Women Our Age
They’re bringing sexy back! A new take on ‘Sex and the City.’
Another Look at Woody Allen’s Manhattan: The Sick Shock That Rankles Even More 40 Years Later
When the film debuted in 1979, critics loved it. But its account of a middle-aged man dating a teen, says Hannah Brown, has had a lasting impact on many women of our generation.
