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    Danielle McNally

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    Executive Editor

    Danielle McNally is the executive editor of Marie Claire, where she oversees features across all platforms, and contributes to the brand’s print, digital, video, and marketing strategy. She has held various leadership roles over the course of her five years with the brand, including director of features and special projects and deputy editor. Prior to joining Marie Claire, Danielle was a senior editor at Cosmopolitan, handling the brand’s health, fitness, and nutrition coverage, in addition to editing news, political, and social justice features. She has held positions at DETAILS and SHAPE, and was a proud staffer at Food Network Magazine during the publication’s highly successful launch in 2008. Work she has edited has been nominated for a National Magazine Award in personal service four times, with the package ‘Invasion of Privacy’ winning the award in 2021. Danielle has degrees in journalism and political science from the University of Miami. While there she spent her time creating and editing the school's first student magazine, titled, appropriately, Distraction. She lives in Manhattan with her husband; you can find her virtually @DaniSMcNally.

    Latest articles by Danielle McNally

    Cover of the book You Were Always Mine
    Examining Motherhood in 'You Were Always Mine'

    The forthcoming book from 'We Are Not Like Them' authors Jo Piazza and Christine Pride asks the question: Who gets to make the choice to be a mom?

    Books
    • Carey Mulligan, Zoe Kazan, Meghan Twohey and Jodi Kantor
      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.

      By Danielle McNally

      Culture
    • Machine
      These Women Are the Last Thing Standing Between You and Nuclear War

      As tensions rise between the United States and North Korea, an elite squad of Air Force officers wait for the call the world hopes never comes.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
    • Landscape in the Berkshires at Sunset
      Where to Stay, Eat, and Play in the Berkshires

      The ultimate weekend travel guide to the ultimate easy city escape.

      By Danielle McNally

      Travel
    • Women Are Deciding to Have Fewer Children, and Global Warming Is to Blame
      Women Are Having Fewer Children, and Global Warming Is to Blame

      It’s not just the climate that’s changing. Our environmental crisis is shifting American attitudes about having kids.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
    • Jo Piazza & Christine Pride
      In 'We Are Not Like Them' Art Imitates Life—and (Hopefully) Vice Versa

      Read an excerpt from the thought-provoking new book. Then, keep scrolling to discover how the authors, Jo Piazza and Christine Pride, navigated their own relationship while building a believable world for Riley and Jen—best friends, one Black, one white, dealing with the killing of an unarmed Black boy by a white police officer.

      By Danielle McNally

      Books
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      All the Sexual Tension Between Ross and Rachel Was Real

      There were lots of surprises on the Friends reunion, but one revelation from David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston will have fans swooning.

      By Danielle McNally

      Culture
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      What I Wear on Repeat: My Cropped Cashmere Sweater From Everlane

      I'm not usually this bold...

      By Danielle McNally

      Fashion
    • Ruth Bader
      Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Died

      The icon of the Supreme Court was 87.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
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      Annie Murphy Is Letting Go of Schitt's

      After five years as Alexis Rose on the hit comedy, the world is waiting to see what the actress does next. So is she.

      By Danielle McNally

      Celebrity
    • The Top 50 Pop Culture Moments of the Decade
      The 50 Biggest, Most Influential, Most Unforgettable Pop Culture Moments of the 2010s

      From Lady Gaga's Meat Dress to the College Admissions Scandal, we're revisiting the moments that defined pop culture this decade.

      Culture
    • White, Clothing, Pink, Fashion, Blouse, Sleeve, Neck, Beige, Shoulder, Shirt,
      How to Make the Most of a Solo Work Trip

      Features 10 tips on how to transform business travel.

      By Danielle McNally

      Career advice
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      The Item I Wear to Death: My Wide-Leg, High Waisted COS Trousers

      Work, play, they always look chic.

      By Danielle McNally

      Fashion
    • Hannah Brown Isn’t Settling Anymore
      Hannah Brown Isn't Settling Anymore

      After a year of hunting for a husband on national television, the 25-year-old former pageant queen is still a bachelorette. And, frankly, that’s just fine with her.

      By Danielle McNally

      Celebrity
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      Maddie Ziegler: Mogul in Training

      Maddie Ziegler has done a lot in 17 years—and with a role in the West Side Story remake, she's just warming up.

      By Danielle McNally

      Culture
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      Patricia Arquette Makes a Plea for Trans Rights at the Emmys

      "Trans people are human beings, let’s give them jobs."

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
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      Larry Nassar's Likely First Victim Alleges Even Darker Evils in New Book on His Abuse

      The Girls: An All-American Town, a Predatory Doctor, and the Untold Story of the Gymnasts Who Brought Him Down by Abigail Pesta reveals new, horrifying depths of the disgraced doctor's crimes.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
    • Photograph, Suit, Formal wear, Dress, Event, Fashion, Romance, Ceremony, Gown, Fun,
      Is Jed W. on 'The Bachelorette' for the Wrong Reasons?

      The handsome front-runner dropped a huge bomb on Hannah during a one-on-one convo.

      By Danielle McNally

      Music
    • old building in Frankfurt
      Stopover In Frankfurt, Germany? Here's Exactly What to Do

      It’s a major transfer point for flights heading east from the U.S. And, yes, it’s worth leaving the airport.

      By Danielle McNally

      Travel
    • Event, Red, Fashion, Competition, Dress, Ceremony, Party, Fashion design, Team, Performance,
      Cartier’s Women’s Initiative Award Winners Prove Women Will Change the World

      Twenty-one female founders of socially-minded companies from every continent were honored at the ceremony in San Francisco.

      By Danielle McNally

      Celebrity
    • Event, Facial hair, Team, Performance,
      Marie Claire's 1st-Annual March Dadness Tournament

      A bracket we can get behind.

      Celebrity
    • Rom Com Week
      Welcome to Rom-Com Week

      We're spending the next five days celebrating—and, yes, sometimes criticizing—the genre of movies everyone secretly (or not-so-secretly) loves.

      By Cady Drell

      Movies
    • cory booker kristen gillibrand
      Senators Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand Quiz Each Other on Personal Trivia

      Senators Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand, who are both rumored to be running for the 2020 Democratic Presidential nomination, play Marie Claire's game "How Well Do You Know Your Co-Worker?" in this new video. Learn trivia and fun facts about the politicians here.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
    • Women and fertility
      Marie Claire's Guide to Having a Baby

      ...when it's not as easy as you thought.

      By Danielle McNally

      Wellness
    • Clothing, Undergarment, Yellow, Swimwear, Thigh, Leotard, Swimsuit bottom, One-piece swimsuit, Briefs, Lingerie,
      5 Women Get Candid About Why They Chose to Carry Someone Else’s Child

      Features It’s no small feat.

      By Danielle McNally

      Health-fitness
    • Eyewear, Orange, Sunglasses, Outerwear, Street fashion, Jacket, Glasses, Recreation, Fashion accessory, Drink,
      The Item I Wear to Death: My Gap 1969 Denim Jacket

      Buying Guide I'm basic. So sue me.

      By Danielle McNally

      Fashion
    • Product, Screen, Electronics, Display device, Television, Technology, Electronic device, Media, Picture frame, Multimedia,
      We Showed 'You've Got Mail' to Our Gen-Z Coworkers and Now Feel Very Old

      Though it's still a classic after 20 years, there are definitely some things that don't hold up.

      By Cady Drell

      Movies
    • Fashion, Event, Photography, Fashion design, Leather,
      Barbara Boxer's New Podcast 'Fight Back' Is a Must-Listen

      The badass former senator isn't spending retirement relaxing. She's teamed up with her equally badass daughter, Nicole, to record a weekly rallying cry for American women.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
    • White-collar worker, Smile, Formal wear, Fun, Photography, Businessperson, Event, Suit, Gesture, Vehicle,
      Meghan Markle's Second Wedding Is Stella McCartney—​and, Surprise, It's Gorgeous

      The bride changed into a white halter gown for the evening reception.

      By Danielle McNally

      Celebrity Style
    • Nose, Businessperson, Event, Suit, Spokesperson, Gesture,
      Apparently, Donald Trump Doesn't Know the Difference Between HPV and HIV

      He asked Bill Gates to explain it to him.

      By Danielle McNally

      Politics
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