Dr. Agarwal believes that developing a few conscientious habits that go a long way towards rewinding the clock on age-related skincare dilemmas.
This Mother’s Day, you can pick the perfect gift to create a big or small experience for the mom or maternal influences in your life.
I used to be intimidated by red lipstick, but as I’ve tried different shades, I discovered the ones that feel comfortable.
Gal Gadot may play a superhero on the big screen but she’s happy to call attention to a few real-life heroines as executive producer of a documentary
As fashion trends go, the move of activewear from gyms and fitness studios into mainstream society has been impossible to ignore. Like it or not, we live in a lycra world.
By Jessie Tu Even before Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer appear on screen in Netflix’s latest film Thunder Force, I was teary with emotional solidarity. “I’m not a nerd, I’m smart. There’s a difference,” a young Emily Stanton (played by Spencer) shouts at her bullies. Along comes Lydia Berman, (played by McCarthy)– a strong teenager who rescues the vulnerable girl on…
In rural Yemen, many people have no access to power or are reliant on polluting diesel generators. A project is working to change that, while empowering women By Veronique Mistiaen In Yemen, opportunities for women to earn an independent living are few. One group of women have found ongoing employment by building a solar microgrid providing energy for their rural…
The world has a long way to go in gender equality. While we might have a lot to improve when it comes to women rights women on Reddit are sharing positive things from their cultures and countries that make them proud.
By Khanyi Mlaba Women make up half of the world’s population and yet they are still largely excluded from politics and decision-making power. The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), a global organization of national parliaments, released its latest annual Women in Parliament report just a few days before International Women’s Day on March 8, and it indicated that the world is not yet on track…
Young women in the west African are lifting car bonnets and challenging the notion that mechanics is a man’s job by Jean-Marc Caimi Being a young woman in an African Muslim country usually means staying at home and raising children. But in the hot and dusty outskirts of Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, girls and women from often disadvantaged…
