The Aperol Spritz: Refreshing Summer Drink or Gross Boozy Beverage?
A debate has been raging online over the Aperol Spritz. Is it a wonderful or woeful warm-weather drink?
How My Hippie Card Got Permanently Revoked
When young, hard-partying people move in underneath her, Staci Backauskas has to confront her midlife evolution.
Good-Bye to Doris Day, Hollywood’s Good Girl
We’re still reeling from another icon’s death and now this! Remembering Doris Day, gone at age 97.
A Personal Tribute to Peggy Lipton, Gone Too Soon
Their relationship spanned years and was forged through common ground and intimate discussions. Now Sheila Weller shares how Peggy Lipton’s death has left her stunned and how under the actress’s calm, blond beauty beat a fierce and searching heart.
The Importance of Hard Work: What We Lose When AI Takes Over
As jobs are lost to robots, scanners, automated kiosks and the like, Anna Jensen takes an inventory of what we’re losing. We humans need to stick together!
Tyra Banks Is On the Cover of Sports Illustrated at 45—But Is This Really Progress?
Don’t get us wrong—she looks great. But is this latest ‘honor’ really all that?
How Staging a Home Can Make an Empty Nester Feel Like an Antique
If you’re selling your longtime home, you may find out that your sense of style hasn’t aged well. Janet Siroto confronts the situation.
Dr. Ruth Finally Admits She’s a Feminist In Her New Documentary
The sex guru has been through a lot and shares it all in a new documentary, “Ask Dr. Ruth.” Here, Sherry Amatenstein catches up with the good doctor.
The 10 Best Movies to Watch for Mother’s Day
Here are our picks for films that reflect the complex experiences with our mothers and as mothers ourselves.
True Grit: The Wild and Scary Thing I Did To Inspire My Daughter
Debby Waldman wanted to quit this crazy class, and bad. Here’s why she didn’t and the midlife lesson she learned.
The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché, the Mother of Cinema
While men get all the credit for the movie biz, hidden in its history is a woman who played a vital role. Finally, a new film is telling Alice Guy-Blaché’s story.
New Movies May 2019: Diane Keaton & Amy Poehler Lead the Charge
Mark your calendars—there’s great viewing for our Tribe coming up
Judy Collins is Turning 80 and Not Slowing Down
At an age when most people are hardly ambitious, this legendary singer/songwriter has entered one of the greatest creative periods of her life.
How to Let Go of Someone Who Is Dying
As we get older and friends and family pass away, how do make peace with these tough moments? Amy Ferris reflects on how we say goodbye to those we love.
Regina King Is on a Roll—And a Mission
We loved her Oscar-winning work in If Beale Street Could Talk—but that’s only half the story. Wait till you hear how she’s bettering the lives of women and at-risk kids. Brava! By Susan Hornik
Muffet McGraw Wants to Know: Where Have All the Female Coaches Gone?
A Notre Dame icon questions the decline in female coaches in women’s sports.
The Most Unlikely College Sports Star is a 99-Year-Old Nun
How Sister Jean Dolores-Schmidt became a media darling and helped her team win a NCAA March Madness tournament.
How I Totally Ruined Game of Thrones (For Some People)
Jeannie Ralston used to watch every episode of the HBO series with her sons. But it seems the wildly popular show may be suffering from what she calls “The Geezer Touch.”
The Brady Bunch House Is Ready for an HGTV Reno—and You Can Help
HGTV is recreating the iconic home we all (virtually) grew up in—and they want your grooviest décor to be a part of it!
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.
