Return of Steel Magnolias

This month and year marks the 30th anniversary of the movie premier for Steel Magnolias. One of the most beloved Southern films ever made, for me, it ranks right up there with some of the most cherished films of the 20th century.

2019 November, Our WeekendsJena DunhamNovember 5, 2019Jena Dunham, Features Comments

A conversation about endometriosis with sisters Catherine Lee and Lauren Lee-Crane

For women with endometriosis, the cells that usually shed from the uterus during menstruation actually grow outside of the womb, often on the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and bowel — but they can grow in any part of the body.

2019 November, Our BodiesJeanie DizonNovember 4, 2019Jeanie Dizon, InterviewsComment

When you don't feel welcomed

2019 November, Our Minds, Our CareersJena DunhamNovember 1, 2019Merritt ChaseComment

Moving up

2019 October, Our CareersElizabeth AustinOctober 30, 2019Elizabeth Austin, FeaturesComment

Cinematic Tour of the Deep South

2019 October, Things We Love, Our WeekendsJena DunhamOctober 29, 2019Jena Dunham, Features, ReviewsComment

Conversations: superstitions and phobias

2019 OctoberErin EllisonOctober 28, 2019Erin EllisonComment

Review: Once upon a time in Hollywood

2019 October, Our WeekendsAlicia C. JonesOctober 24, 2019Alicia C. Jones, ReviewsComment

Does aging really suck?

2019 October, Our Minds, Our BodiesKyle BowerOctober 23, 2019Kyle Bower, FeaturesComment

Do clothes make the woman?

An ultimate fashionista, girl boss, and all-around badass Sophia Amoruso once said, “Clothing is ultimately the suit of armor in which we battle the world.” She should know. Amoruso founded the clothing company Nasty Gal.

2019 October, Our CareersMeredith StoneOctober 22, 2019Meredith Stone, FeaturesComment

Moving out of the mediocre middle

I have poop somewhere on my shirt. I never thought I’d be the person who can’t figure out where the smell is coming from, only to realize in a moment of horrifying clarity that they are the origin of the smell.

It’s me.

Somewhere on my person, there is poop…

2019 October, Our Minds, Our Careers, Our Bodies, Our FamiliesCatie LaneOctober 21, 2019Catie LaneComment

Escaping the madhouse

A 23-year-old journalist, she committed herself in 1887 to an asylum for the insane so she could write about the condition of the facility and the treatment of its patients. Her expose, published in New York World, would forever change the way we treat the mentally ill in this country…

2019 October, Our MindsJena DunhamOctober 18, 2019Jena DunhamComment

There's no such thing as life-work balance

2019 October, Our Careers, Our Minds, Our Families, Our WeekendsAngela HowerterOctober 17, 2019Angela HowerterComment