Shere Hite’s 1976 book, “The Hite Report: A Nationwide Study on Female Sexuality,” freed us to talk honestly about sex and take matters into our own hands if needed.
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From Emma Peel to Olenna Tyrell: Why We’ll Miss Diana Rigg
Diana Rigg passed away today at the age of 82. Her honesty and strength. on and off the screen, made her unforgettable and much loved.
The Woman Who Reveals the Man Who Revealed the Hiroshima Cover Up
In her new bestseller, Fallout, Lesley M.M. Blume tells the story of the man who uncovered the real consequences of the atomic bomb. Michele Willens makes the connection.
How a Widow Finally Let Go of Her Husband’s Beloved Possession
After her husband’s death, Carol Flake Chapman couldn’t sell his car because it was so much a part of him. 10 years later, she decided it was time to move on.
The Spectacular Raquel Welch Shows Us What 80 Looks Like
She was a sex symbol in the 60s and 70s, but now Raquel Welch is an Age Boldly icon. Her 80th is one of several milestone birthdays some favorite women are celebrating this month.
Too Much Binge Watching? A Mid-Pandemic Analysis
COVID has altered everything, including how we watch TV shows. NextTribe’s own experts explain how they manage their obsessions, including why and when a series is worth losing sleep over.
The Real Story Behind the Hit Song`Killing Me Softly’ That Unites Roberta Flack and Lori Lieberman
Lori Lieberman helped write “Killing Me Softly With His Song,” but never received proper credit. Now, as she relaunches her singing career, she tells us what happened.
Here’s the Scoop: What You Won’t Read in Michael Cohen’s New Tell-All Book
Ever heard a name on the news and wondered if it’s the kid you used to know? Stephanie Dolgoff looks at why our possible brushes with future fame (or infamy) are so stupidly thrilling.
Kamala Harris and Other “Sheroes,” As Seen Through the Eyes of an Activist Artist
For several years Tina Duryea has been making portraits of powerful women. Her latest art celebrates the nomination of Kamala Harris.
You’re Never Too Old to Have a Crush. Thank God!
Midlife crushes are good for your marriage, your soul—and, um, other areas. So who do you have the hots for?
