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- Pop CultureTeen Vogue
FIFA Has Reportedly Asked Broadcasters to Stop Leering at Female Fans at World Cup Games
To focus more on, you know, the game.
- LifestyleElena Sheppard
Elaine Welteroth, former 'Teen Vogue' editor in chief, on advice for building the career of your dreams
Elaine Welteroth — journalist, editor, and former 'Teen Vogue' editor in chief – talks to Yahoo Lifestyle about success, career planning, and following your dreams.
- Pop CultureAlanna Vagianos
Two Women Refereed An NBA Game Together For The First Time Ever
Two black women did something this week that no other women have done before:
- BeautyAllure
Sky Warriors: A Day in the Life of Women in the U.S. Air Force
At a desert air base on the Arabian Peninsula, and in many other places around the world, Americans carry out their mission with great dedication and professionalism.
- BeautyMolly Shea
Why this queer entrepreneur feels shunned by the beauty industry: 'I don't fit society's idea of pretty'
Rachel Winard, founder of the cult organic skin care line Soapwalla, opens up to writer Molly Shea about feeling shunned by the beauty industry as a queer woman.
- Pop CultureElise Solé
'She's so obnoxious,' says Trump of female reporter, telling her to be 'quiet'
This isn't the first time President Trump has tangled with women reporters. Experts break down what the word "obnoxious" really means.
- Pop CultureClaire Fallon
Amid All The Talk Of Incels, A Solitary Woman's Story
A perky face looks out from the pink-and-blue cover of the American
- Pop CultureRefinery29
Sex Trafficking Survivor Cyntoia Brown, Sentenced To Life, Will Make Her Case In Federal Court
Cyntoia Brown, a sex trafficking survivor who was sentenced to life in prison at age 16 for killing her 43-year-old abuser, will have a chance to plead for leniency in federal court this week, according to NBC News. A U.S. federal appeals court in Cincinnati has agreed to hear oral arguments in her case. Brown, who is now 30, was sentenced to life when she was 16 with no possibility of parole until she serves 51 years.
- Pop CultureTime
This High School Valedictorian's Mic Was Cut Off When She Tried To Speak About Sexual Assault
She later uploaded the full speech to YouTube herself
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Teen speaks out against 'sexist' classmates who bullied her about wearing shorts: 'We should all respect each other'
A 13-year-old girl was bullied by female classmates for wearing shorts and a T-shirt in 80-degree weather, and her response was powerful.
- BeautyCindy Arboleda
'Fat people can be happy': How the new show 'Dietland' is changing the game for women
The main character, Plum Kettle, is a plus-size woman who candidly illustrates what it is like to live in a society that constantly tells her she doesn't belong.
- WellnessElise Solé
'Big Bang Theory' star says she has temper tantrums as an adult — is that weird or what?
The star admitted on her lifestyle blog, “I had a temper tantrum recently. And while I wish I could say this astounded me because I am a grown-up who should not have tantrums, it did not astound me. I am no stranger to tantrums.”
- BeautyCindy Arboleda
Single mom, 24, graduates from Harvard Law School: 'Let's keep beating all their odds'
The Harvard Law School graduate even completed a final exam while in labor.
- BeautyCindy Arboleda
Curvy women bare all to recreate Pink Floyd's famous 'Back Catalogue' poster
In 1997, Pink Floyd released a poster showcasing some of the band’s album covers painted onto the bare backs of six models. Now, a group of women are paying tribute to the poster by recreating it with an inclusive twist.
- BeautyCindy Arboleda
Ashley Graham and Winnie Harlow inspire woman with rare facial birthmark to 'love' herself
Jenn August says that seeing celebrities on Instagram be "unapologetically themselves" gave her the courage to embrace her hemangioma birthmark.
- WellnessKerry Justich
Lean Cuisine campaign is being dragged for its condescending message: 'This is not empowering'
"Having #ItAll would mean living in a world where there is no multi-billion dollar weight loss industry telling us we aren't good enough the way we are and we need to buy product after product to feel/be better," one critic tweeted.
- LifestyleCindy Arboleda
This city just launched a website to help its women succeed: 'We are here to give you the tools'
A new online portal aims to connect women of New York City wirh the resources they need to succeed.
- LifestyleCindy Arboleda
Diverse bikini photo shoot has empowering message: 'All bodies are beach bodies'
This diverse and inclusive photo shoot has 14 women, each representing a unique group: Curvy women, women of color, women with mental or physical disabilities, women with rare medical conditions, and women with vitiligo.
- LifestyleKerry Justich
Abigail Breslin has strong women to thank for getting her through childhood celebrity
Former child actress Abigail Breslin, now 22, says that the women in her life have a lot to do with how she's dodged a tumultuous young adulthood.
- WellnessMelissa Jeltsen
Eric Schneiderman And The Particular Horror Of Strangling Women
In March 2010, then-state Sen. Eric Schneiderman held a press conference to
- Pop CultureAlanna Vagianos
Jessica Chastain Sums Up The Problem With The Phrase 'Be A Man' In 1 Tweet
Jessica Chastain does not like the phrase "be a man" ― and she has a good
- WellnessMAKERS
Memo to All Men: The Sexual Assault Epidemic Needs You to Speak Up
Actor-activist Justin Baldoni and leading expert on men and masculinities
- WellnessRefinery29
How Do Pro-Life Latinas Feel About Abortion? It's Complicated
The mainstream narrative around Latinxs and abortion goes something like this: Because most people within the Latinx community are deeply religious and have roots in countries with highly restrictive abortion laws, they will inevitably oppose a woman’s right to choose. For this story, Refinery29 spoke with several Latinas across the country who identify as pro-life to find out how they truly feel about abortion. What we found is that having a pro-life stance is an increasingly nuanced experience among young Latinas: Some want abortion to be completely illegal, others feel there should be exceptions, and there are those who feel lawmakers should be focused instead on making birth control accessible and childcare affordable.
WellnessBrittany Jones-CooperHere's what you need to know about migraines and how to stop them
In addition to intense throbbing pain on one side of the head, migraine sufferers can also experience nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, and extreme sensitivity to light and sound.
