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Can You Compete with This Date from Hell?
Whether you're listening to a friend or telling it yourself, there's nothing like a bad date story.
Must-See Movies
MC movie critic Caryn James on our passion for cooking as entertainment.
Download Free: 8 Summer Songs
Must-Read Book
Pride in a Young American Woman
I often gaped at Monira as she shared stories of responding to acid survivors in extreme condition and of fearlessly demanding answers from her superiors.
Bangladesh is My Cup of Tea (Part II)
I often gaped at Monira as she shared stories of responding to acid survivors in extreme condition and of fearlessly demanding answers from her superiors.
Happy Bastille Day: Vive La France!
If you're still wearing red, white, and blue, wishing that 4th of July weekend didn't end, have no fear! There is reason for continued celebration: Bastille Day!
Bangladesh is My Cup of Tea
I wanted my travels to initiate a dialogue about our lives as women. As it turns out, these amazing ladies were already speaking. I just needed time to sit with them over a cup of tea, and start listening!
CMA 2009: Six Artists To Watch
This year's CMA Music Festival brought country fans closer than ever to their favorite musicians through signings and fan parties.
Celebrate Independent Women
My visit to Hasina’s home where she was attacked with acid as she slept five years ago was emotional, beautiful, out of my comfort zone, and definitely an experience I would always remember.
Remembering Women Around the World
My visit to Hasina’s home where she was attacked with acid as she slept five years ago was emotional, beautiful, out of my comfort zone, and definitely an experience I would always remember.
Rascal Flatts is Unstoppable
No new name to the country scene, Rascal Flatts have released six studio albums where 10 of their singles have hit No. 1. Not to mention, their fan base spans worldwide. With a summer U.S. tour in the works and new album, Unstoppable, climbi
Good News for Women Everywhere
2009 Americans for UNFPA Student Award Winner, Nicole Paprocki
The Perfect Road Trip Playlist
99-CENT DJ Who needs satellite radio? Put the soft-top down, grab a map, and crank up the volume: Music critic Scott Frampton customizes your August road-trip playlist.
Portrait of an artist: Maya Lin
The Women of The Acid Survivors Foundation
2009 Americans for UNFPA Student Award Winner, Nicole Paprocki
When Differences Become Our Strength
2009 Americans for UNFPA Student Award Winner, Nicole Paprocki
Boys Will Be Girls: Bangkok, The Sex-Change Capital of Asia
Things That Make Us Love July
Here, your calendar of events for July 2009.
Student Award Winner, Nicole Paprocki heads to Bangladesh for UNFPA
2009 Americans for UNFPA Student Award Winner, Nicole Paprocki
Fashion Gives Back – Raising Awareness of Child Sex Trafficking
Fashion Gives Back highlighted one of the multi-media approaches History Starts Now uses to inform people of the dangers of child trafficking. The benefit raised consciousness and funds to help the cause.
Hundreds of Fans Camp Out to Meet Taylor Swift
CMA Music Festival 2009
Annie Reuter covers country music at this year's CMA Music Festival.
Blog Crush: Wit & Whimsy
Mat Kearney: Nashville Troubadour
With hit single “Closer To Love” climbing the charts from his latest album release, City of Black & White and a headlining tour on the way, Mat Kearney will be spending the next few months on the road.
NEED TO DOWNLOAD: Your Weekend Playlist
Need To See Movie: Humpday
MC movie critic Caryn James examines why growing up isn't as easy as getting old.
Don't Miss These DVDs
Check out Spring Breakdown, along with our top straight-to-DVD picks to add to your Netflix queue tonight.
NEED TO READ: Best Friends Forever
Jennifer Weiner is a master of the modern-day fairy tale.
Things That Make Us Love June
Here, your calendar of events for June 2009.
Black Eyed Peas Talk New Album, Performing on "American Idol" Finale
They’ve sold millions of albums and have battled breakup rumors for years, but the Black Eyed Peas proved Saturday night that they’re not going anywhere.
Supermodel Helena Houdova Reaches New Heights
Since 2004, Czech supermodel Helena Houdova has been actively helping children all over the world.
Parachute Takes Flight
Parachute's frontman Will Anderson talks about the recording process and their new album.
Page-Turners: April Book Reviews
Two must-reads for the month.
Road to Healthy Skin
The Skin Cancer Foundation's Road to Healthy Skin Tour offers free skin cancer screenings and education about skin cancer prevention.
Your Music Playlist
This month's music reviews and CD releases.
The Big Screen: May Movie Reviews
Two must-reads for the month.
Your Entertainment Diet for May
The culture pyramid - from guilty pleasures to savory treats.
Things That Make Us Love May
Here, your calendar of events for May 2009.
Jessica Valenti Debunks the Purity Myth
Author and Feministing founder Jessica Valenti tackles America's obsession with virginity.
Dlugokecki: UK Band Takes on America
Hair Is Back, But Is It Still Relevant?
The recession of 2009 may not be the Age of Aquarius, all leather vests and pot and be-ins, but 41 years after it originally opened, Hair is just as germane. MarieClaire.com takes a look.
Blog Crush: The Bloggess
Americans for UNFPA Announces Student Award Winner
She will learn about the global health and rights of women by visiting women’s health programs on the ground.
Backstage with Meiko
Meiko chats about her music and adjusting from living in a small town to the busy city of L.A. MarieClaire.com has the scoop.
Do Men Resent Their More Successful Girlfriends?
A provocative new documentary tackles the thorniest of romantic issues: Can a man truly accept his more successful partner? MarieClaire.com takes a look.
Blogging SXSW: Tyrone Wells
Blog Crush: Hostess with the Mostess
Blogging SXSW: Jason Reeves
Blogging SXSW: Day 1
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