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Purpose
A Designing Woman: The Stories She Tells
She started her work life with impressive credentials and experience in architecture, but Christine Chang Hanway learned that what she really wanted to do was tell stories.
Mother-Daughter Awe: One Fine Day With Gloria
Gloria Steinem is a fierce embodiment of the ideals of the 60s and 70s, but is she a nice person? Our author learns the truth.
The Fabulous Gray-Haired Swimsuit Model
She didn’t step in front of the camera until her early 50s, but now Gillean McLeod is one of a growing number of “older” models. Here she offers inspiration in bathing suit season.
I Blinked And Now I’m the Oldest Person in the Room
How did this happen? Doesn’t it feel like just yesterday that you were the youngest in every room?
Take Charge: One Screen Addiction That Saves You Money
We can’t see or touch electricity, so it’s hard to know how much we’re using or where we’re wasting. Here are the three best energy monitors, which will change all that.
Cheers to The Widow of Champagne
As we pop corks to celebrate graduations and weddings, let’s toast the first modern businesswoman, the one who gave us the iconic champagne: Veuve Clicquot. Marion Winik, one of her many loyal fans, recalls a pilgrimage she made to the Veuve’s hometown.
Jennifer Clement: The Power of Her Pen
Jennifer Clement’s fiction often focuses on human rights, and now the acclaimed novelist is taking on the gritty real-life work of protecting freedom of expression and promoting the writing of female authors around the world.
Holding Beauty: Celebrating Hands That Have Truly Lived
Hands that have loved and worked and played for decades have profound beauty, as these women who create with their hands show us.
