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Career adviceHow a Shared Fertility Struggle Empowered Two Ex-Nike Employees to Launch Their Own Prenatal CompanyAfter nearly two decades, Vida and Ronit parted ways with Nike and channeled their personal hardships into a new mission-driven venture.
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MoviesIs Hollywood Finally Ready to Embrace Female Aging?'The Last Showgirl' writer and the directors of 'The Substance' and 'Nightbitch' open up about creating nuanced stories about women over 40.
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TV shows'RHONY' Star Brynn Whitfield Reveals What Can Feel "Powerless" About Being on Reality TVThe Bravo star and corporate communications and market director speaks to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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CultureChani Nicholas Shares Why It’s Important Companies—Including Her Own—“Be Exceptionally Transparent With What We Pay”The astrologer and co-founder of the CHANI App speaks to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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CultureGirls Who Code Founder and Activist Reshma Saujani Considers Failure a “Privilege”The founder and best-selling author speaks to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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MoviesIn 'Zurawski v. Texas,' the Post-Dobbs Reality Is Darker Than You Could Have ImaginedA new documentary, produced by Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, and Jennifer Lawrence, shows just how catastrophic anti-abortion bills are—and what’s at stake if we stop fighting them.
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CultureReshma Saujani Wants to Have Candid Conversations About Middle Age on Her New PodcastThe Girls Who Code founder is launching "My So-Called Midlife" on October 16.
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BeautyStarface Founder Julie Schott Shares Her Advice for Aspiring EntrepreneursThe entrepreneur spoke to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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FeaturesHere's Why You May Be Surprised By Kamala Harris Net WorthHer three bestselling books earned her more than $500,000 in advances.
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PoliticsMost Republicans Aren't Talking About Gender and Race. Here's Why Kamala Harris ShouldThe GOP knows that if this becomes a campaign about identity, they’re going to lose.
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CultureA’ja Wilson Says the "Biggest Thing" in Addressing the Gender Pay Gap Is Finding Allies to Invest in the WNBAThe WNBA star and author spoke to editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike for 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk."
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Books11 Books That Are the Antidote to Toxic Girlboss Hustle CultureThese memoirs and nonfiction titles will inspire you to focus on your personal ambitions.
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MoviesHow ‘Maxxxine’ Takes Inspiration From Sexploitation—and Gives It a Feminist TwistThe new 'X' movie is inspired by the sleazy Giallo genre, but its lead flips the misogynistic horror style on its head.
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Celebrity StyleThe Phenomenon of Chappell Roan's Concert OutfitsWe spoke with the pop sensation's stylist about her on-stage style, which includes drag homages, campy theatrics, and a few history lessons.
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TV showsCleopatra Coleman Plays the Fascinating Center of a Tabloid Scandal in 'Clipped'The Australian actress discusses finding humanity in her depiction of V. Stiviano in the new FX series about the Donald Sterling scandal.
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TV showsMaitreyi Ramakrishnan Learned on 'Never Have I Ever' That Asking for More Money Is About "Respecting Yourself"Ramakrishnan opens up on the 'Marie Claire' podcast "Nice Talk" about how she navigated overnight success.
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MusicNo One Is Doing Bratty, Bad Girl Pop Stardom Like Charli XCXWith her new album, the British artist is filling the void.
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TV shows'Queenie' Author Candice Carty-Williams Only Wants to Tell Authentic StoriesThe author and showrunner discusses turning her acclaimed 2019 novel into a Hulu miniseries.
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FashionAnthropologie’s First Adaptive Clothes Are By and For Fashion GirlsEach piece modifies an existing bestseller to suit women with disabilities.
By Halie LeSavage
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