On the 25th anniversary of the double murders that rocked the nation, Sheila Weller, who literally wrote the book on the topic, contemplates if Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman would still be alive if the case unfolded today.
When she really committed to finding a man, Elise Pettus learned that getting the best photo (above, right) and being real made all the difference.
With an acclaimed debut novel and a new album of cover songs, Susanna Hoffs, who we adored in The Bangles, proves her range and staying power.
More women our age are pouring their stories out in memoirs, both as a way to process experiences and to help others who have struggled. Meet a few here.
Have you given so much of yourself to others that you can’t actually figure out what you want for yourself now? Here are five ways to change that.
