While the woman chose to remain anonymous in the video, she did not hold back from voicing her strong criticism. “A Himachali ...

I'll just come out and say it—justice for the women who "already have everything." What's the problem? We're great at shopping! We like treating themselves to a lil something every now and then!

That was this reader’s issue with “Three Women,” the 2019 bestseller by writer Lisa Taddeo, which drew sweeping conclusions about feminine desire and trauma from a small handful of case studies.

DeWanda Wise as Sloane in "Three Women." Credit: Starz This review discusses sexual violence, abuse, and mentions eating disorders. Five years after the publication of Lisa Taddeo's bestselling ...

Gia (Woodley), a writer grieving the loss of her family, persuades each of these three spectacular “ordinary” women to tell her their stories, and her relationships with them change the course of her ...

I felt grateful after hearing that." Granny Rin is now the unofficial matriarch of the Girls to Grannies Village – a women's only community set up by the charity in the shadow of the garbage ...

Indie distributor The Future of Film is Female will release “The Graduates,” the directing debut from Hannah Peterson, in theaters across the U.S. starting Nov. 1. The first distribution ...

10, 2024, in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago. (AP Photo/Erin Hooley) WASHINGTON (AP) — Young women are more liberal than they have been in decades, according to a Gallup analysis of more than ...

DeWanda Wise and Gabrielle Creevy also star in the series based on Lisa Taddeo's book about the unapologetic empowerment of female desire. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic It’s a show ...

Should she win against Republican candidate Donald Trump in the upcoming November election, she would become the first female president. Today, American citizens can vote regardless of race or ...

By Michael Paulson A musical adaptation of “Real Women Have Curves,” Josefina López’s exploration of immigrant experiences through the story of a group of Latina women working at a Los ...

Yet our culture is also seeing a change, one that supports women going after their dreams and not after diamond rings. You’re not falling behind — you’re just falling for the wrong person.