Latest articles by Brooke Hauser
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How Immigration Shaped These Female Founders and CEOs
They tell their stories of creating success out of sheer will.
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Constance Wu Is Taking It Upon Herself to Diversify Hollywood
The star of Crazy Rich Asians talks about being the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants and growing up in "the capital of the Confederacy."
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Priyanka Chopra on Being a Working Immigrant
"America is really the land of opportunity and a melting pot of the world."
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Camila Cabello's Story of Crossing the Border
"My parents brought me to this country with nothing in their pockets but hope. They showed me what it means to work twice as hard and never give up."
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Female Leaders, All From Families of Immigrants, Share Their Stories
We spoke with authors, artists, activists, and athletes, including Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, America Ferrera, Diane Guerrero and Chloe Kim.
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Our Immigration Stories
Despite backgrounds that criss-cross the globe, these women are making a home—and a name—for themselves here in the States. And we're lucky to have them.
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Nothing's Stopping Scarlett
Not box-office pressure, not sexism in Hollywood, not even losing her breast pump. Our March cover star's role in new film Ghost in the Shell is particularly apt: The Major.
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The Unstoppables
Meet the winners of Marie Claire's first-ever Young Women's Honors.
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What Is It About Kate Hudson That Makes Us Love Her So Damn Much?
A deep dive into the endless appeal of the Deepwater Horizon star.
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The Dawn of the "Career Girl"
In an excerpt from Brooke Hauser's new biography, Enter Helen, iconic editor Helen Gurley Brown radically advocates for young women to have jobs, sex lives, and money of their own.
