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The legendary auteur, director, and writer brings his hilariously naughty sensibility to long-form fiction.
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We recognize the importance of making time to keep our bodies and minds in shape, so why not our spiritual side? Here’s how and why a spiritual regimen can enrich your life — no matter what you believe in.
How to Stop ‘Shoulding’ Yourself
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Though they may seem fine, many women silently suffer from illnesses that can significantly impact their lives — but they aren't getting the attention they deserve.
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“The Year of the Horses” details Maum’s journey through depression and describes how reconnecting with her childhood love of horses helped her reconnect with herself.
Women Over 50 on TV: Don’t Call Us Golden Girls
When it comes to representation in TV and films, one writer feels very aware that 50 isn’t quite the new 30. But it doesn't have to be
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Her new book, “Pay Up” — a battle cry for working moms to get their due — calls on companies and policymakers to step up.
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With her collection of fantastically gritty stories, “Nobody Gets Out Alive,” Newman reveals the many faces of Alaska. She talks craft, process, and inspiration with Shondaland.
It’s (About) Time for Alexandra Billings
The formidable talent chats with Shondaland about her new memoir, “This Time for Me,” and exploring what it means to put it all out there on the stage and on the page.
Poly Styrene Still Deserves to Be Heard
With the punk rock pioneer now immortalized in her daughter Celeste Bell’s biopic, “I Am a Cliché,” here’s why you should get to know Poly’s music and her story.
The Many Voices of Sarah Jones
The Tony winner chats with Shondaland about the SXSW premiere of her film “Sell/Buy/Date,” the importance of discussing sex work, and what it means to “do the work.”
Nicole Lapin's No-Nonsense Advice on How to Make Your Money Work for You
The money expert talks to Shondaland about her new book, “Miss Independent,” and breaks down everything from investing to inflation to crypto.
Harvey Fierstein Isn’t Going Backward
The legend of stage and screen talks with Shondaland about his poignant new memoir.
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In wrapping up “Better Things,” Adlon gets candid with Shondaland about her journey creating the FX series and the value in talking to strangers.
Robert Kerbeck’s American Dream
From Hollywood actor to corporate spy to author: Kerbeck’s new memoir speaks volumes about dedication to art and what we can do to support ourselves in pursuit of it.
Fake It Till You Make It: Good Advice or a Setup for Failure?
Imitating confidence, competency, and drive may work for some, but what are the long-term professional implications?
5 Astrological Aspects in 2022 You Need to Know About
Astrological experts weigh in on how a few major celestial events could impact our vibe for the rest of this year.