Top stories
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Meghan & Harry's Netflix Trailer Overshadows William & Kate's Boston Trip
The timing can be seen as a little iffy.
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#ReadWithMC Reviews 'Daughters of the New Year'
"If you’re looking for a family drama to get sucked into, check this one out!"
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These Winter Trends Offer Tweaks on Classics
Winter is coming...and the trends are glorious.
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What to Give Your Boss at the Office Holiday Party
I'm the CEO now.
Must Reads
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Marie Claire's 1st Annual Power List
Whether they’re breaking barriers in their field, building mega-successful businesses, battling discrimination, or standing up for what they believe in, the game-changers named to our inaugural Power List have made major moves this year.
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Hustle Culture Harms Women of Color the Most
Systemic issues in the workplace mean that an ethos of constant grind causes disproportionate harm to underrepresented professionals.
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Holding Out for a Hero
Sarah Finn, the casting director behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is probably, as you read this, plucking the next Chris from obscurity, setting him on a path to superhero superstardom.
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She Did
Journalists Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey exposed Harvey Weinstein. Zoe Kazan and Carey Mulligan play them in the new film 'She Said.' Together, they tell a vital story.
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How an OCD Diagnosis Set Me Free
Putting a label on my struggles has helped me make the illogical logical.
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The Metamorphosis of Mindy Kaling
Her most fulfilling project yet is happening behind the scenes—as a mother, mentor, and mogul.
Culture
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Jo Piazza and Christine Pride Tackle the Complicated Topic of Motherhood in 'You Were Always Mine'
Following the Covid childcare crisis and fall of Roe, the book's theme is more relevant than ever.
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Get in the Spirit With Our Favorite New Holiday Movies
'Tis the season...to stay in with one of these heartwarming flicks.
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The Best Comedies of the Year
From 'Minions' to 'Glass Onion.'
Politics
Retail Therapy
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55 Virtual Gifts—Because Who Has Space?
Show someone how much they mean to you (without leaving your couch).
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Planners and Agendas to Go Analog For
Stay organized in style.
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Cashmere Scarves to Snuggle Up In
The ultimate in luxury.
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The Best Luggage Brands for Traveling in Style
No airport faux pas here.
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Experts Say These Shampoos Will Make Your Hair Grow Faster
Rapunzel-like hair, coming right up.
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Cozy Fleece-Lined Leggings
They'll keep you warm this winter—we promise.
Royally Good
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Kate Middleton's Bridal State Dinner Dress Is Available to Buy, Just So You Know
In case you want your own royal wedding...
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'The Crown' Season 6: Everything We Know
The final season will cover the Royal Family's lives from the late '90s through the '00s.
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The Queen Worried Prince Harry Was “Too Much in Love” with Meghan Markle
She was supportive of Meghan, even encouraging her to continue her work as an actress.
From the archives
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The Made-for-TV War for Christmas
A record 70-plus original holiday movies will air (non-stop) on the Hallmark Channel, Lifetime, and newcomer Netflix this holiday season. But when December 26 arrives, which network will reign supreme?
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72 Women. 1250 Miles. No GPS.
I competed in America's first all-female endurance road rally. I'd never even changed a tire.
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We Need to See More Parents Having Abortions in Film and Television
Parents are the most common abortion patients yet storylines about the medical choice almost always revolve around single teens.
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Won't Call the Midwife
With high rates of maternal mortality and coercion in hospital settings, more American women are exploring childbirth without any medical assistance whatsoever. The Free Birth Society provides community, resources, and validation for these convention buckers. But experts warn that choice comes at the expense of safety.
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Season’s (and Other...) Greetings
Fans from a new digitally savvy generation are putting their stamp on the traditional greeting-card business. They’re embracing it and disrupting it—as they do.
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The Secret Lobotomy of Rosemary Kennedy
JFK's younger sister was permanently disabled by a barbaric surgery in the 1940s. Now, her legacy is more important than ever.
