In her article for AJC, Cynthia Tucker writes, “Mercifully, she is not called a `spinster.’ That old term has been retired, along with the irksome notions it represented. (Unfortunately, stereotypical assumptions about unmarried women of a certain age have not been retired. Kagan has been subjected to endless speculation about her sexual orientation.) As a spectacularly accomplished lawyer, she seems quite content with the choices she has made.”

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the Birth Control Pill today, 50 years ago on May 9, 1960. In an interview with Professor Elizabeth Tyler May about her new book America + The Pill: A History of Promise, Peril, and Liberation, the author says that millions of women immediately started taking the Pill, millions […]

I gush when I talk about Betty White.  I always have.  For all of you who raised your eyebrows at me as I carried on about her comedic genius, imagine me sticking my tongue out at you.  Because apparently, I’m not alone. If you missed it, some mastermind (oh how I wish it had been […]

Buying a big ticket item offered sellers and buyers little in the way of barganing power. But we found a new way to create more buying power for sellers and dependable profit for ecommerce retailers!

With our world facing numerous crises, humanity needs to find a pathway to creating a new society, one based on principles of love, cooperation, and peace. Women are at the core of the shift that is required. How can we inspire each other to make an even bigger impact and to live our most radiant […]

Men used to have the upper hand when it came to infidelity. They had affairs with sexy secretaries, the girl next door or random women at out-of-town conferences. Things are different now, with more women working out of the home. Women are also less dependent upon their husbands for financial support. This has given rise […]

Administrative Professionals Day formerly known as Secretary’s Day has become one of the largest workplace observances since it was first celebrated in 1952. Conceived of, and championed by New York publicist Harry F. Klemfuss, the first official celebration was proclaimed by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer as “National Secretaries Week” and held during the […]

It’s your city, or it’s yours for your vacation. How to get the most out of your nearest city for cheap, or free!

“I always thought if I lived during the time of the holocaust, I would be someone who would do something. It was a crossroads, if I did something I would be one persona and if I didn’t I would be another.”

Torry Ann Hansen put her 7-year-old adopted Russian son Artem Saveliev on a plane back to Moscow with his backpack, an apple and a note saying ‘I no longer wish to parent this child’. Hansen claims the boy is violent and has severe psychopathic issues. Now Russia has threatened to suspend all child adoptions by U.S. families.