Before going on The Bachelor, Hannah Brown had her life planned out: get her degree, marry, have kids, live in Alabama. Now, as the newly-appointed Bachelorette, Brown knows that’s not what she wants. “I want my life to be [exciting] regardless of whether a man is in it or not,” she tells Glamour. “I want…
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Annie has an epiphany at a “Fat Babe Pool Party,” where she sees women of all shapes, sizes, and colors enjoying themselves without a care in the world. It leads to one of the most poignant monologues in the show. “I’ve wasted so much time and energy and money…for what? For what?” Annie says to…
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You’d think making the first move would come easy to Serena Williams, one of the most successful athletes of all time. But even with all her accomplishments, the tennis legend admits that advocating for herself is sometimes difficult. “I mean, 80 percent [to] 90 percent of the time, I feel insecure about making the first…
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Ever since The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up hit bookstores in the U.S. in 2014, Marie Kondo has become a cultural phenom, her tactics shaping the way Americans evaluate their possessions and their hoarding habits. But when I first picked up Kondo’s tiny green hardcover, I thought, I’m a relatively organized person. What could I…
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One of the most poignant moments in Netflix’s new documentary about the Fyre Festival is when Maryann Rolle, owner of the Exuma Point Resort, reveals she drained her savings to pay employees who prepared food for the now infamous event. “I had 10 persons working directly with me just preparing food all day and all…
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Judith Light deserves to sit on a throne, but when I walk in to the room where she’s doing press for her new Lifetime movie, Escaping the Madhouse: The Nellie Bly Story, she is sitting on the equivalent of a foot rest. (With perfect posture, no less.) It’s the middle of January and Light has…
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