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Girls sports DO make money
Contrary to popular belief, a new article in the NYTimes highlights a trend among youth sporting events--girls events tend to draw more crowds and bring in more revenue than boys events. The article is comparing traveling teams and tournament sporting e...[Read on]
Lunafest Coming to the NY Area on May 23rd
For those uninitiated, Lunafest is a short film festival by and about women founded in 2000 by the folks that bring you Luna bars. It’s a traveling festivals and appears in communities across the country hosted by different organizations.  You can fin...[Read on]
Don’t Forget- Tomorrow is SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) Day
Tomorrow, March 27, is third SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) day across the country and the world.  It’s really easy to participate in your community. Here’s why the day was created: SWAN Day/Support Women Artists Now Day is a new international h...[Read on]
LPGA signs 10-year deal with Golf Channel
Interesting development. The LPGA announced last week a 10-year TV deal with Golf Channel. According to an article in Golf Week, this deal makes the tour the first stand-alone women’s sports organization to receive a rights fee agreement for domestic ...[Read on]
Are you participating in any breast-cancer awareness events this month?
Yes, I already have Yes, I am planning on it No, I'm not Other Poll | Today 1:00 amArray ...[Read on]
Vote for Sportswoman of the Year
It’s that time of year. Time to head over to the Women’s Sports Foundation website to vote for Sportswoman of the Year. Every year, WSF  recognizes an individual and team Sportswoman whose performances over a 12-month time span have been exceptional...[Read on]
No one is invincible without health care
I wrote about this group when they first got started, but I continue to be impressed by what the Young Invincibles are doing to send the message that folks of our generation (18 to 34 year olds) care about health care reform, and have a lot at stake in th...[Read on]
Run Like a Girl: Endurance Racing
Endurance racing can be intimidating but once you make the leap, the amount of support and encouragement that comes from the community is infectious. Not surprisingly, many of the races for women benefit a female-targeted charity or cause. Here are some g...[Read on]
SWAN Day - Support Women Artists Now- is Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the second annual SWAN (Support Women Arists Now) Day. The whole point of the day is to recognize and support women artists. Women & Hollywood will be supporting women artists tomorrow at the Boston screening of Hounddog. The event is a pro...[Read on]
Nominate your female Sports Hero
March is Women’s History Month and there is no better way to honor female athletes than by nominating them for one of the Women’s Sports Foundation’s 2010 award programs. Current open nominations include: Sportswoman of the Year Award. Every year,...[Read on]
Sarah Palin's Dubious Ethics
Have a newsworthy cocktail hour with VF Daily’s current-events-inspired concoctions. Today’s cocktail was mixed up by East Hampton’s Georgica Restaurant and Lounge (108 Wainscott Stone Road, 631-537-5603) in honor of ex-governor Sara Pal...[Read on]
Somali Pirates Don't Wear Eyeliner
Have a newsworthy cocktail hour with VF Daily’s current-events-inspired concoctions. To celebrate the rescue of abducted captain Richard Phillips, mixologist Glenn Lucci of New York City’s Louis 649 (649 East Ninth Street; 212-673-1190) create...[Read on]
Tragic loss for a young player in San Antonio, South Texas Hoyas spearhead support
While the nation’s top women’s basketball teams prepare for a showcase at San Antonio’s AT&T;Center, a young player in the city is coping with the lost her biggest fan. Saturday morning, the mother of an 11 year-old player for the South Texas Hoyas...[Read on]
Golf Like a Girl
For a long time, golf was a very male (I might even say “white”) sport. Even now, there are some golf courses closed to women during the busy weekend times, and it remains a sport that intimidates many women, partly because many of the opportunities t...[Read on]
Why it's time to get beyond patriarchy
This post is inspired by the 38th anniversary of Title IX which occurred last week. Actually it's "inspired" by this column by a sportswriter, blogger, and basketball fan. Wendy Parker believes it's time to get beyond Title IX. Me, too. But not in the way...[Read on]
From the Editor’s Desk: Help the Women of the Congo this V-Day
She could be your little niece, 3-years-old and full of rare innocence and wonder for the world. She could be your great aunt who is a little crazy and loses her wits when she has a glass of Chardonnay. She could be your mother who against all odds, you f...[Read on]
From the Editor’s Desk: Help the Women of the Congo this V-Day
She could be your little niece, 3-years-old and fully of rare innocence and wonder for the world. She could be your great aunt who is a little crazy and loses her wits when she has a glass of Chardonay. She could be your mother who against all odds, you f...[Read on]
Apple to Introduce Concert-Ticket App?
From Patently Apple. The Internet is filled with rumors today that Apple has patented something called a “Concert Ticket +,” which is like an iPad plus an iPhone ticketing app minus an iPad. Reports the Wrap: “The paperless tickets would be displaye...[Read on]
Can sport help Bosnia forget the past?
By Daria Sito-SucicBANJA LUKA, Bosnia (Reuters Life!) - The biggest sporting event Bosnia has organized since the end of its devastating war 14 years ago has excited thousands of spectators -- but left others lamenting how the old nationalist pass...[Read on]
An athlete who refuses to act her age
Just because you grow up doesn’t mean you have to give up sports.  Next weekend the 2009 World Masters Games kick off in Sydney (for those that don’t know, that’s a comp  for athletes 40 years of age and older.) One  athlete preparing for the Ga...[Read on]
Get in the swing: June is Women’s Golf Month
Throughout the month of June, women call the shots on the links. American Express Women’s Golf Month celebrates its sixth anniversary with a nationwide initiative that provides women the opportunity to learn or re-learn the game of golf in a fun and fri...[Read on]
No Offense, It's Just Business
Marie Hardin recently posted a WTS blog in response to Eric Deggens' column regarding a study confirming that while participation in women's sports has increased with Title IX, media coverage itself is stagnant, if not decreasing (see "Why the Apathy...[Read on]
Get in the swing: June is Women’s Golf Month
Throughout the month of June, women call the shots on the links. American Express Women’s Golf Month celebrates its fifth anniversary with a nationwide initiative that provides women the opportunity to learn or re-learn the game of golf in a fun and fri...[Read on]
Wheel Action: May is National Bike Month
Despite what recent chilly temperatures (at least in LA) may be telling us, spring really is on its way! This is the start of  National Bike Month so we thought we’d bring you some new bikes and cycling accessories to get you and your family ready ...[Read on]
Sunset Showdown: Basketball under the stars
And on Sunday, June 6th, you can join the Los Angeles Sparks players and coaches and help clean up Santa Monica Beach.  Meet 9:00 am at 1600 Ocean Front Walk (North side of Pier, Tower 1550). For more info on both events, go to LASparks.com ...[Read on]
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