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Hers is where both daily routine and welcome distractions find expression, appealing to ambitious working women of all ages who regard their lifestyle as much as their career. It’s for women who have to work and for those who love to work on everything from finance and family to their health and themselves in general. It includes features that help women forge a sense of self through health, beauty, relationships, family, spirituality, entertainment, and travel.

She said, “YES” Congratulations to and 🤍💍 on their engagement.
08/27/2025

She said, “YES” Congratulations to and 🤍💍 on their engagement.

Drew Sidora, Claudia Jordan, Annie Ilonzeh, Erica Pinkett, and Erica Mena attended the screening of their new film in ...
08/23/2025

Drew Sidora, Claudia Jordan, Annie Ilonzeh, Erica Pinkett, and Erica Mena attended the screening of their new film in Atlanta. The sci-fi thriller is set to be released in theaters on August 29, 2025. Directed by Chris Stokes, the film also features Marques Houston.

To all the moms, mother figures, and nurturers, today we celebrate you.
You are strength, softness, wisdom, and warmth w...
05/11/2025

To all the moms, mother figures, and nurturers, today we celebrate you.
You are strength, softness, wisdom, and warmth wrapped in one incredible force.
Thank you for every hug, every late night, every word of encouragement. Happy Mother’s Day, from our hearts to yours.

A powerful new presence has arrived in New York’s Times Square. “Grounded in the Stars” by artist Thomas J. Price is a 1...
05/08/2025

A powerful new presence has arrived in New York’s Times Square. “Grounded in the Stars” by artist Thomas J. Price is a 12-foot bronze sculpture of a young Black woman in everyday clothes, standing tall and unapologetic. You can find it on the north side of Duffy Square now through June 17. Price hopes the work inspires reflection on representation and greater cultural diversity.

Virginia Giuffre, a prominent survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s s*x trafficking ring, has died by su***de at her home in Nee...
04/26/2025

Virginia Giuffre, a prominent survivor of Jeffrey Epstein’s s*x trafficking ring, has died by su***de at her home in Neergabby, Australia, at age 41, according to her family.

Giuffre was a central figure in exposing Epstein’s abuse and testified against Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s longtime associate, who was found guilty of s*x trafficking underage girls.

Giuffre accused Epstein of trafficking her to powerful men, including modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel and Prince Andrew. She settled a lawsuit with Prince Andrew in 2022 and testified against Brunel in 2021. Brunel died by su***de in jail in 2022.

In Dec. 2019, Giuffre tweeted: “I am making it publicly known that in no way, shape or form am I suicidal.” Her death has sparked controversy and conspiracies. ✨

04/15/2025

Yesterday, 39-time Grand Slam champion became the first woman to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the sports entertainment category.

Upon receiving the honor, King shared on Instagram, "I may be the first woman to be awarded a star in this category, but I'm certainly not going to be the last."

On April 5, 2025, millions of people protested across the U.S. as part of the ‘Hands Off!’ movement. Women played a sign...
04/06/2025

On April 5, 2025, millions of people protested across the U.S. as part of the ‘Hands Off!’ movement. Women played a significant role in gatherings in cities such as Boston, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and D.C. The protests were sparked by opposition to Project 2025, which activists fear will negatively affect Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the Department of Education. Here are pics of female protestors standing up for their rights and advocating for a fairer future. On sign read: “Put women in charge of everything.”

After a 2-year struggle to get pregnant, ER nurse and influencer Hailey Okula, 33, died of complications from giving bir...
04/03/2025

After a 2-year struggle to get pregnant, ER nurse and influencer Hailey Okula, 33, died of complications from giving birth to her son, Crew, on Saturday. Hailey gained thousands of online followers after sharing her struggles getting pregnant through IVF and giving tips to help nursing students get through school.

“Words cannot convey the depth of the loss I feel,” wrote her husband, Matthew Okula, on a recent post . Matthew, a firefighter with LAFD, shared his wife’s main sentiment. “She wanted to be a mom so incredibly bad.”

Arabella Mansfield made history as the first female lawyer in the U.S. in 1869, at a time when only men were allowed to ...
03/18/2025

Arabella Mansfield made history as the first female lawyer in the U.S. in 1869, at a time when only men were allowed to take the bar exam. 💪 That didn’t stop her! She took the exam anyway, scored high, and was admitted to the Iowa bar, paving the way for women in law.

Her courage and determination helped open doors for future generations of female attorneys. 🏛💡 A true trailblazer!

In 1951, Henrietta Lacks, a young mother of five, unknowingly made history when doctors at Johns Hopkins took a sample o...
03/16/2025

In 1951, Henrietta Lacks, a young mother of five, unknowingly made history when doctors at Johns Hopkins took a sample of her cervical cancer cells. Unlike any before, her cells, known as "HeLa" cells, never stopped growing.

🧬 HeLa cells have been at the heart of medical breakthroughs for over 70 years, helping scientists:
✔ Develop the polio and COVID-19 vaccines 💉
✔ Study cancer, viruses, and the human genome 🔬
✔ Test the effects of drugs, toxins, and radiation 🚀

Though Henrietta Lacks passed away at just 31 years old, her legacy lives on, saving lives across the globe. 💙

*The first National Woman’s History Day took place on February 28, 1909, in New York City. It commemorated the one-year ...
03/16/2025

*The first National Woman’s History Day took place on February 28, 1909, in New York City. It commemorated the one-year anniversary of the 15,000 women who marched in the garment workers’ strikes.

*The annual Women's History Week started in 1981 when the late Pres. Jimmy Carter issued a proclamation declaring it on the second week of March.

*The first National Women's History Month was in March 1987. After being petitioned by the National Women's History Project, the U.S. Congress designated the month along with a proclamation issued by the late Pres. Ronald Reagan.

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