Sheryl Sandberg, Scandal and Facebook: What It All Means for Feminism
The tech exec is currently under fire for behavior unbecoming to a feminist icon. What can her experience teach us?
Candice Bergen: Taking on Ageism (and the President) in the “Murphy Brown” Reboot
Is she seriously giving Trump some credit for her ninth Golden Globe nomination? Susan Hornik talked to the legend to get the scoop.
Move Over Gwyneth: Jane Fonda Is Going into Retail
The fitness queen is back with a new lifestyle brand aimed right at midlife women. But will there be legwarmers?
20 Great Books to Give This Holiday
Most by women authors. All chosen especially for our book-loving readers.
Prison Breaks, Real Bodies, and Lots of Sex: Patricia Arquette on Her Latest Role
Patricia Arquette pulls away from the Hollywood stereotypes and portrays a very real woman (in very big trouble). Susan Hornik shares the scoop.
Think Your First Kiss Was Bad? I Might Have Made Out With THAT Michael Cohen
Have you ever heard a name on the news and thought, “Is that the kid I used to know?” Stephanie Dolgoff looks at why our possible brushes with future fame (or infamy) are so stupidly thrilling.
Peggy Lipton on Aging, Dating, and Her Best Anxiety Cure
The counter-culture Golden Girl tells Sheila Weller about breaking racial taboos, her cancer battle—and the greatest gift her daughters gave her.
Becoming Your Own Woman at 60: Meditate on This Movie
“Meditation Park” is the must-watch story of one woman’s journey to finding her own path later in life.
Searching for Hot Sex After 50: Sex 102 Begins at Midlife
Preparing to date again after a long marriage, Sarah Crichton reawakened parts of her brain (and other anatomy) where sexual knowledge and confidence had been in deep storage.
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.
Finally! Cicely Tyson Gets an Oscar at Age 94
The actor accepts an award 45 years in the making—but how far have things really come for black women in Hollywood?
9 Reasons Michelle Obama’s Becoming Is the Best $19.99 You’ll Spend on a Life Coach
Former First Lady Michelle Obama has some brilliant guidance in her book—and Veronica Chambers mines it for us.
5 Anti-Stress Foods That’ll Help Keep You On Top of Your Game During the Holidays
When your body speaks, you gotta listen.
Let’s Help These Celebs Welcome the Big 6-0!
This month, a few of our favorite celebs are hitting the milestone birthday. Let’s help them celebrate.
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.
What Physical Scars Say About the People We Are
We all have them, but usually don’t think about them. NextTribe’s Jeannie Ralston talked to five women about how they got their scars—and the surprising lessons they hold
Ageism on Social Media is Rampant—Even Martha Stewart and Helen Mirren Are Targets
Ugh. Can people please stay off Instagram and Facebook if they are just going to tell us what we can and can’t do?!?
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.
What Happened to Sinéad O’Connor—And Does Anybody Have Her Back?
The controversial singer is in the public eye again—but not in a good way. Janet Siroto hopes someone can help her.
Modest Clothing for Women Over 50 Is Back—But Why?
Yes, there are companies that specifically market their wares as “modest clothing for women” who have reached midlife and, no, it isn’t 1953.
