Who says people over 50 can’t start a digital business? Lucy Danziger did—and here she tells Jeannie Ralston how she built a shopping (and gift buying) platform from the ground up.
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These Green Gift Ideas Are a Present to Your Loved One AND the Earth
Waste in the U.S. increases by 25 percent during the holidays. Here’s how to have a warm, wonderful Christmas that saves money and the environment.
Incels: The Dangerous New Wave of Women-Haters
In the wake of the Florida yoga-studio murders, Osa Blume studies the angry men at the center of this scary movement.
Angrier Than You’ve Ever Been? Here’s Why That’s a Good Thing
Everything from texting drivers to the Kavanaugh hearings have left many of us ticked off. Lisa Lombardi reveals why female anger is a force for good—and ways to keep it from consuming you.
Bankrupt in Retirement: Why More Boomers Can’t Pay Their Bills
The rate of people age 65 and over filing for bankruptcy has tripled since 1991. Here’s why and what you can do if you’re under financial stress.
An Anthem for the Record Number of Women Elected
Bluesman Keb’ Mo’ and a country queen Rosanne Cash team up for a prescient hit song.
Shania Twain Wants Country Music to Get Real About Women
The “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” singer is all about equality on her new TV show.
Jocelyn Bell Burnell: Scientist On a Mission Against Sexism
One brilliant scientist suffered through her male supervisor getting credit for her work. But wait till you hear the stunning move she just made.
Making Sense of the Midterms: “Why Do I Still Feel Bad?”
Wasn’t there supposed to be something more? Writer Stephanie Dolgoff offers her take on this week’s elections.
How Rhonda Shear Went From Blonde Bombshell to Undergarment Mogul
Typecast in Hollywood as a “blonde bombshell” Rhonda Shear wore a lot of lingerie. She ended up turning her familiarity with undergarments into a multimillion dollar business.
