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What if Princess Diana never died? This novel raises the question.

Your favorite little liars are back, and we've got the scoop on this season's biggest secrets.

Why Jill Abramson's rise to the top of the paper should mean big things to women everywhere.

One woman reveals the true story of her interracial love life.

From the couture lace to the bike-riding photogs, learn the last-remaining secrets of the big day.

Women are uploading their "big reveal" on the internet. Sweet, or too much information?

Future mothers the world over are seeking babies with Danish DNA.

Already famous in her native Malaysia, singer Yuna Zari brings her music and her fashions sense stateside.

Not a mom? Doesn't mean you can't join the Auntorage.

Details on Carrie Bradshaw's teen years and whether Blake Lively might be the next Carrie.

The star who plays little Ginny Weasley stopped by Marie Claire to chat about her films, her fashion sense, and her future.

Six simple steps to show your support for women's rights.

Organizing a mass "opt out" of new TSA body scanners and screening procedures is foolish. Here's why.

Marie Claire has won a prestigious Front Page Award from the Newswomen's Club of New York for editor-at-large Abigail Pesta's shocking story, An American Tragedy.

A trendy new treat at baby showers is sparking an interesting debate.

The newest Facebook meme has women posting that they "like it on the couch" and "in the backseat of my car" in support of breast cancer awareness. But is it effective?

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the street's unsung heroes: the fine-looking men and women of the Department of Sanitation.

Today marks the debut of Archie Comics first openly gay character, Kevin Keller.