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Study: Rocky Marriages Bring Heart Risk for Women
New research emphasizes that women need to take better care of their waistlines and their hearts when feuding with their hubbiesPost | Today 11:55 am < p> We all know that rocky marriages can be stressful, but new research from the University of Ut...[Read on]
My Toxic Assets
Toxic Assets are not just about finances. They’re about family, lovers, friends, maybe even pets.  I’ve had them all, although I suppose you could say I’ve had more than my share.  There was the Balinese rock star, who was not a rock star despite ...[Read on]
Yeardley Love and Abusive Relationships
For the past few weeks the media has covered every aspect of Yeardley Love's untimely death. And, I've searched for why this case struck such a deep cord within me. Is it because it involves college athletes? Athletes who grew up in the same state I did, ...[Read on]
Hollywood Feminist of the Day: Nell Scovell
photo credit: Colin Summers While you might not know her name, you’ve probably watched a show she has written on.  She created Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, and wrote for Coach, Newhart, Murphy Brown and many others. In this absorbing and brave Vanity ...[Read on]
Domestic Violence Week in Memory of Yeardley Love
Yeardley Love’s life was filled with promise. At 22 years old and just weeks away from graduation at the University of Virgina, she seemed to have everything going for her– a bright future with goals of becoming a lawyer, having her own family one day...[Read on]
Sarah Palin Follows the White House on Twitter, But the White House Does Not Follow Sarah Palin
Photo by Lonerockalex/Wikipedia.Introducing Friend or Follow, arguably the most uncomfortable addition to Twitter since whatever Spencer Pratt last tweeted. The gist of the program is fairly self-evident: typing in one’s username on friendorfollow.com w...[Read on]
Women's Priorities: Money No. 1, Men No. 2? by The Love Goddess
A sea change is coming and relationships are a topic worth investigating seriously – and intellectuallyThe Love Goddess | Today 9:10 am Editor’s Note: Who is the wisest of them all? Who is more dedicated to your pleasure than anyone on earth? Who ca...[Read on]
Have a Glass of Wine – or Two – for a Better Sex Life!
Another reason to pass the vino! Plus, research shows women still enjoy sex even as they ageWomen's Sex Drive | Today 11:15 am So we’ve all heard a glass of red wine a day may be good for your heart, but now we’re hearing it’s also goo...[Read on]
MacArthur Genius Awards-2009
The Macarthur Foundation has annointed its list of “geniuses” for 2009 and happily its split 50/50. Here are the women recipients (captions from AP): Lynsey Addario, 35, photojournalist, Istanbul, Turkey. Creating a visual record of major conflicts ...[Read on]
Do you or did you ever earn more money than your spouse/significant other? Did it make a difference in your relationship?
Joan Juliet Buck, Judith Martin and the wOw women talk about money and relationshipsQuestion of the Day | Today 12:00 amLiz Smith | Today 12:00 amLiz Smith Was Always the Breadwinner I always earned more money than my spouses and they were both glad of it...[Read on]
Breaking the Mold: Interracial & Intercultural Relationships
It is agreed that the feelings one has for her partner should be the most important element in a thriving relationship, regardless of race or religion. That being said, it’s hard to believe anyone would be anything but accepting of a loving, healthy rel...[Read on]
Review of Unmatched: Martina and Chris
Here is an excellent review of Unmatched, an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary about the friendship and tennis rivalry between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert. I don’t know if ESPN will be airing this again, but it is worth checking your local listings if ...[Read on]
17-Year-Olds Can Now Buy Plan B at the Pharmacy
A judge has ordered the Food and Drug Administration to allow the morning-after pill to be sold at pharmacies without prescriptions to girls 17 and olderNew Rules for Plan B | Today 12:30 pm A judge has ordered the Food and Drug Administration to allow ...[Read on]
Study: Women Underestimate Themselves in the Workplace
New research shows we may create our own glass ceilings when it comes to how others perceive our performance at workWomen in the Workplace | Today 11:15 am Are we our own worst critics? A recent study seems to illustrate just that when it comes to ju...[Read on]
New Research Signals New Era for Ovarian Cancer Screening
British doctors have found that they can screen for the deadly disease and catch it in early stages in some postmenopausal womenOvarian Cancer Screenings | Today 9:10 am Here’s another good reason for women to get regular cancer screenings: doctors ma...[Read on]
Womens professional soccer engages over 200,000 Twitter followers
Photo credit: Womensprosoccer.com / Twitter.com While most of us in digital marketing know that corporate use of social media is not, by any means, a popularity contest and the number of “followers” you have is by no means a measure of success, the...[Read on]
Women More at Risk of Death for Certain Cardiovascular Diseases Than Men
And more research shows that women should be on the watch for seven symptoms of ovarian cancer so they can beat the deadly disease before it progressesCardiovascular Disease, Ovarian Cancer | Today 10:05 am Here’s another reason to take good care ...[Read on]
Study: Exercise Helps Reduce 'Bad' Cholesterol in Women
Just one more reason to get off the couch and hit the gym or the great outdoors — your heart will thank you!Exercise Health Benefits for Women | 07/31/2009 10:30 am We all knew exercise was good for our health, but we’re now finding out hitt...[Read on]
Recognizing and understanding relationship abuse
Chris Brown took to the stage on June 27 at the BET Awards, belting out classic Michael Jackson tunes coupled with his signature dance moves in a tribute to the deceased King of Pop. His rendition of MJ’s moonwalk wasn’t the only unforgettable moment ...[Read on]
Joan Allen as Georgia O’Keefe in Biopic on Lifetime
You know that Lifetime movies of late have gotten quite “lite.”  But this week we get a woman of substance, Georgia O’Keefe, played by a woman of substance, Joan Allen.  The movie mostly covers her life with Alfred Stieglitz (Jeremy Irons) who sup...[Read on]
Is Sotomayor Supremely Stylish?
Never let it be said that the monkeys who bang out these Open Bar columns don’t appreciate the priorities and interests of the audience here at Vanity Fair. Sure, some of you may be interested in reading about Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s 1...[Read on]
What a Girl Wants: Mixed Messages in Twilight
When my daughters, now ages 22 and 25, were growing up, I knew better than to forbid them to do something. It’s the quickest way to make that forbidden activity all the more tempting. I find it interesting that Stephanie Meyer’s novel Twilight has an ...[Read on]
Whip It: A great female empowerment story
Whip It is not deep. It's not complex. It's not going to revolutionize filmmaking. Whip It is just a great female empowerment story with a simple but strong message that's also a lot of fun. And at a time when a lot of mainstream movies targeted at young ...[Read on]
Unmatched: Martina and Chris Rivalry
Tuesday night, September 14 at 8 pm EDT, ESPN will air a documentary entitled, Unmatched. The film follows the tennis rivalry and friendship between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert. Martina and Chris discussed their relationship on and off the court ...[Read on]
The End of An Era – It Takes A Team, Rest in Peace
It is with sadness that I am passing on the news that the Women’s Sports Foundation has eliminated its initiative, It Takes A Team, effective at the end of January when my contract as director of ITAT expires. I’ve directed It Takes A Team for five ye...[Read on]
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