She is best known as Chrissy on the 70s sitcom “Three’s Company,” but we’ll remember her as a determined fighter.
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The Golden Bachelor: For Better and, Sadly, For Worse
Our media critic Barbara Lippert, a “silver single” herself, prepared to cringe at the Golden Bachelor. She got lots of that—and something unexpected.
Amy Ferris on How to Embrace Your Messy, Gorgeous Life
This ferocious promoter of female empowerment has written a new book, Mighty Gorgeous, about falling in love with yourself, flaws and all.
Scars Tell a Story: What Do Yours Say About You?
Scars are like organic body art, physical markers of lives lived. Here, five women tell us how they got their scars—and the surprising lessons they hold.
Is There Anything More We Can Learn About Barbra Streisand?
The mega-star’s 1,000-page tell-all comes out next month. Michele Willens is keen to read it, to add to her stories of her own brushes with Barbra.
How Walking the Camino de Santiago Changed My Life
As she followed the Camino de Santiago, Stacey Tompkins shed sadness about kids who had moved on and found the answers in her journey of solace.
Yes, Jen Sincero is an Actual Badass In Person
She wrote the book on how to live your life boldly, and in Santa Fe, 14 NextTribers had the chance to hear Jen Sincero’s blunt, sassy words of wisdom.
A New Film Puts Firebrand Bella Abzug Back in the Spotlight
Bella Abzug was 50 when she was first elected to Congress. A PBS documentary covers the outsized impact one bold woman in outsized hats can make.
The Soundtrack of Your Life: What Brings on the Nostalgia?
Lately, Michele Willens has been thinking about the songs that bring back growing-up memories and the nostalgic power of music.
Growing to Middle Age without a Sister: A 9/11 Love Story
For 22 years, through milestones big and small, Erin Jackman has mourned her beloved sister Brooke and kept up her work.
