May 3, 2018

For A Living is an on-going profile series of extraordinary women working in unique careers. The building that houses Milward Funeral Directors in Lexingto

The next time you use Bumble, the last person you'd ever expect to see might just show up. Kris Jenner is hiring an assistant, and she's using Bu

A deep-dive into brands that have used Catholic imagery and references in their collections, from Chanel to Alexander Wang.

How long has it been since David Beckham has seen his son Brooklyn? A long time if this video is to be believed. The soccer superstar was having a birthday

New Jersey became the tenth U.S. state to guarantee workers paid sick leave after Governor Phil Murphy signed the bill into law yesterday. Employers will b

Welcome to Money Diaries, where we're tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We're asking millennials how they

While a woman's right to choose is under attack all over the country, the South Carolina Senate voted to ban most abortions in the state on Wednesday.

At a quiet urgent care center in Manhattan, a classroom of about 40 people broke off into groups to sketch drawings meant to answer one question: What migh

Under the guise of healing and self-improvement, Iyanla Vanzant fosters an interesting relationship with the reality stars that appear on her show.

At the start of episode 3 of season 2 of The Handmaid’s Tale, June (Elisabeth Moss) reaches a conclusion that many women do at some point in our adult li

I have a secret to confess: I'm a lesbian, but nine times out of ten, I prefer watching straight porn. It might seem like a really weird thing to do.

Ronni Magro broke up with his girlfriend Jen Harley this week after a public spat on their respective Instagram stories. And now, his ex Sammi Sweetheart a

In scanning the press release for Christina Aguilera's forthcoming album, Liberation, something jumped out at me: the part where it says “execut

Since Girls came roaring onto the scene in 2012, premium cable has become a bastion for dramedies powered by young women. Thankfully, after Hannah Horvath