Latest articles by Kayla Webley Adler
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A Sneak Peek at the Academy of Museum of Motion Pictures
Academy Awards CEO Dawn Hudson raises the curtain on the new museum which opens this fall in partnership with Rolex.
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All the Times Women Absolutely Crushed It in 2019
Prepare to be inspired.
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A Tour of Iceland's Feminist Past and Present
Most people go to the island nation to see waterfalls and glaciers—I went to learn about its women.
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The First Crime Against Them Is Rape. The Second Is Being Billed for It
Both federal and state laws say survivors of sexual assault should receive free rape-kit exams. Yet every year in every state for the past two decades, victims have been billed. One year ago, New York announced it had found wrongdoing at seven hospitals. Marie Claire goes behind the scenes of the investigation to tell the story of how one woman—who was billed seven times and sent to collections—spurred a statewide probe that revealed hard truths about our nation’s hopelessly broken system for caring for sexual-assault survivors.
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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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What Happens When You're an Elite Athlete—and You Get Pregnant?
Three track-and-field stars sparked a movement by going public about the lack of maternity leave in sports. As Nike announces big changes to their contracts and the push for paid leave gains traction nationwide, the women tell us how they’ll keep fighting.
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'Ask For Jane' Offers a Terrifying Look at a World Without 'Roe v. Wade'
The new film tells the story of a time when abortion was illegal—and deadly.
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Can Li Li Leung Save USA Gymnastics?
After years of turmoil in the sport, the new president and CEO wants to overhaul the culture.
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Katelyn Ohashi Takes a Bow
After years of physical and emotional suffering at the elite level, the 'Perfect 10' gymnast finally found happiness—and stardom—in college. She plans to go out on top.
