Articles by Geraldine Sealey

Latest articles by Geraldine Sealey

For most businesses in the U.S., the Web has changed everything. The sex industry is no exception. Now sex is as easy to find online as shelter puppies, used cars, and apartment rentals. But there's an ugly truth about this booming business: An untold number of underage girls are sold for sex online every day. Meet two women determined to get them out.

Culture

Feel-Good Fashion: Rwanda by Design

Deborah Lloyd, creative mastermind of Kate Spade, heads to Africa to hunt inspiration for new handmade products that will help women rebuild their lives.

By Geraldine Sealey

Fashion
Supermom Smackdown

A new book by American journalist Pamela Druckerman, Bringing Up Bébé, says that French mothers are superior to American mothers. Quelle horreur! Marie Claire gets le scoop

By Geraldine Sealey

Books
Real-Life Slumdog

Pultizer Prize-winning journalist Katherine Boo's book, Behind the Beautiful Forevers, is the most riveting Indian story since Slumdog Millionaire — except hers is true.

By Geraldine Sealey

Culture