The idea for our September issue began the way any great conversation with friends happens: over wine. I had recently moved from a size 10 to 12 into plus sizes and was bitching to my colleagues about the hell that was shopping now. It was the first time I’d really—honestly—opened up to anyone about my…
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Khloé Kardashian faced her online mommy-shamers head on this weekend. Entertainment Tonight reports that on Sunday night (July 29), the reality TV star went to a charity poker event meant to benefit the comprehensive cancer center City of Hope. For some reason, this riled up people on social media, who were fixated on the fact…
Read moreMichelle Wolf became an overnight sensation this weekend after her appearance at the 2018 White House Correspondents dinner. At the event, Wolfe delivered what’s probably been the most talked-about speech in the dinner’s history thanks to some controversial cracks that apparently have the nation divided; a nation that appears to care deeply about Sarah Huckabee…
Read moreIf you’ve ever come across Hillary Clinton‘s Twitter and wondered why her highly impressive list of roles included in her bio leads off with “wife,” you’re not alone. It does seem a strange that the former secretary of state and presidential candidate—who can boast decades of experience in politics, has gone up repeatedly against powerful…
Read moreNicole Kidman has won many awards over her illustrious 35-year acting career, including an Oscar, two Emmys, and four Golden Globes (as well as being honored as a 2017 Glamour Woman of the Year)—but never a SAG Award, despite being nominated nine times since 2001. It appears that the tenth time was the charm, though,…
Read moreSorry, Dictionary.com. You might’ve announced “complicit” as the word of the year last month, but if Merriam-Webster has their say—which they have—the official word of 2017 is “feminism.” Considering the events of 2017, it’s no surprise that feminism—defined as “the theory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes” and “organized activity on…
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