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PoliticsWednesday Night’s Debate Was the End of the Default Male CandidateIn one five-minute exchange, the era of the “woman candidate” came to a close.
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BooksElizabeth Gilbert's 'City of Girls' Lives Up to the Hype"What I didn’t expect were the serious plot lines and themes that made this into more than just a fluffy summer read."
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BooksJennifer Weiner's 'Mrs. Everything' Encourages Women to Let Go of PerfectionismJennifer Weiner's 'Mrs. Everything' is her most ambitious novel yet. Find out the inspiration behind it and what she hopes for women to learn from it here.
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Career adviceAmerica Deserves to Be Shamed by the U.S. Women's Soccer TeamWhat more do the four-time World Cup champions have to prove to get equal pay?
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Career advice"Being A Female CEO Is Not My Identity"Sadie Lincoln thought that building her dream company, Barre3, would lead to happiness. Despite the success of her business, she soon realized the culture that surrounds female founders was in need of a major rethink.
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BooksJoanne Ramos' 'The Farm' Forces Us to Take a Complicated Look at Our Society"If this kind of surrogate facility already existed in New York, I wouldn’t be surprised."
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MusicBroadway's Joyful Musical ‘The Prom’ Is Necessary Right NowThe show's two lead actresses, Caitlin Kinnunen and Isabelle McCalla, think its accepting message is for everyone.
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PoliticsCredible FearTrump’s calls for a border wall won’t make it harder for domestic violence survivors to find refuge in the U.S.—a new ruling is already doing that. Marie Claire goes to Tijuana to see what women fleeing abuse endure in seeking asylum.
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BooksElizabeth Gilbert's 'City of Girls' Is a Loving Ode to Promiscuous WomenAnd, the author tells Marie Claire, she had to interview a lot of 90-year-old ladies about their sex lives to write it.
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PoliticsCan We Have a Conversation About Abortion Bans and the South?The region is home to the highest concentrations of both Black people and poor people.
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BooksJoanne Ramos Wants 'The Farm' to Make You Feel UncomfortableHere, author Joanne Ramos discusses her debut novel, 'The Farm,' and what it really means to have access to privilege and wealth in America. 'The Farm' is Marie Claire's June #ReadWithMC book club pick.
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PoliticsHow Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum Is Quietly Fighting Trump—and Beating HimThough every day seems to bring another crushing blow to reproductive rights, there have been small victories.
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TV showsMishel Prada on How Starz's 'Vida' Is Charting Inclusive New TV Territory“These discussions can only happen when you have a writer’s room that’s all Latinx.”
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How ToYour Partner's Annoying Habits Are Pushing You to the Edge—Here's How Not to Break Up
Does your partner chew too loudly, ask the same question repeatedly, or steal the best piece of bread? Fear not: Belinda Luscombe says all is not lost.
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CultureUnited Is Bringing the Art of Two Female Artists to the SkyIt's a bird! It's a plane! It's a seriously tricked out jet.
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PoliticsI Was 6 Weeks Pregnant When Ohio Passed Its 6-Week Abortion BanAnd my body was giving me no clues. How will women who want or need abortions be able to decide in time?
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Politics'Ask For Jane' Offers a Terrifying Look at a World Without 'Roe v. Wade'The new film tells the story of a time when abortion was illegal—and deadly.
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TV showsNnedi Okorafor’s barrier-breaking African superheroines are coming to HBO.Nigerian American novelist and comic book author Nnedi Okorafor is working on a 'Black Panther' spin-off, and adaptation of her book 'Who Fears Death' with 'Game of Thrones' creator George R. R. Martin for HBO, and has a new memoir 'Broken Places Outer Spaces' out this month.
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PoliticsTwo Republican Politicians In Georgia Literally Fist-Bumped After Banning AbortionJust in case you needed another reason to be mad today.
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