Consider the week as a day at work. If Monday-Thursday is nose-to-the-grindstone with no breaks allowed, then Friday is a bit more leisurely; it's the five minutes you take at ... Read More

When I was an undergraduate at a women's college, someone told me about Sadie Hawkins Day - the holiday on which it's acceptable for a woman to go after a ... Read More

Who could forget Whoopi Goldberg? Apparently, the producer of the Academy Awards could...and did. Gil Cates left her out of a montage of Oscar hosts during the Sunday awards show, even though ... Read More

In Saudi Arabia, an illiterate woman accused of being a witch is scheduled to be executed. Beheaded, to be specific. One of the claims against her? She caused a man ... Read More

Michelle Obama's honeymoon is over. Not her honeymoon with her husband - presidential candidate Barack Obama - just days away from winning enough delegates to become the Democratic Party nominee. ... Read More

Okay, so I don't typically look to supermarket tabloid OK! Magazine to validate my personal beliefs. But a short article from their Red Carpet Confidential reporter Valerie Nome supports my ... Read More

Oprah for Obama. Chuck Norris for Huckabee. Sylvester Stallone for McCain. Tina Fey for Hillary. And now Roseanne for the most experienced pilot. How many celebrities does it take to elect ... Read More

We're coming down to the wire for Hillary Clinton's make-or-break date on March 4, 2008, and these are some of the challenges she's facing: Ellen Goodman at the Boston Globe on ... Read More

Talk about using your celebrity for political purposes. We have Oprah at one end of the spectrum and now Tina Fey jumps on the teeter-totter of pop culture political endorsement to ... Read More

You've heard on the news that there's money coming back to the American taxpayer this year through the Economic Stimulus Act, the 2008 Tax Rebate Plan. © Linda Lowen for About.com So ... Read More

Ten states and ten losses for Hillary Clinton. It doesn't look good for the candidate once regarded as 'inevitable.' That's my opinion - but what are others saying? At the Los ... Read More

Who was the producer at MSNBC that decided to book so-called "legendary Republican strategist" Roger Stone for an interview with Tucker Carlson last night? If you haven't heard this yet, Stone ... Read More

Three decades ago in the late 70s, one of my closest friends in high school became pregnant. In several ways, her situation was similar to the Academy Award-nominated film Juno. ... Read More

Maybe it wasn't exactly what she wanted for Valentine's Day. But Michelle, the girlfriend of a producer on the road with Hillary Clinton, got a call from the Senator in ... Read More

© Michael Bruckner / Getty Images It really wasn't that bad. It was an honest mistake. Yet those who regard Jane Fonda as Hanoi Jane are undoubtedly salivating over her use ... Read More

One woman. Many monologues. All about a single, rarely-discussed portion of female anatomy. When playwright Eve Ensler wrote The Vagina Monologues, she could not have anticipated the extraordinary impact this play ... Read More

If you're looking for new sources of e-cards to send to female friends, take a look at what NOW (National Organization for Women) has to offer. The "Love Your Body" ... Read More

So, what will you end up with this year - flowers or candy? The twin pillars that hold up the holiday of Valentine's Day, flowers are always red roses and ... Read More

There are those who may debate who Shakespeare actually was, but in the blogosphere there's no argument over who Shakespeare's Sister is. She's Melissa McEwan, a Chicago area resident who ... Read More

Is it Monday Night Football, or the He-Man Woman Hater's Club? I ask because two women who were part of ESPN's MNF broadcast have lost their jobs. Michele Tafoya and ... Read More

In yesterday's New York Times, op-ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof writes eloquently about "When Women Rule." He reminds us that although we have never elected a woman to lead the United ... Read More

Just this once, let's not talk about who's going to vote for whom. Just this once, let's celebrate the fact that women - who already vote in larger numbers and percentages ... Read More

A thin-skinned and overly dramatic response by the Clinton campaign? Or an appropriate reaction to the tasteless use of a crude term to describe Chelsea Clinton's campaigning for her mother? ... Read More

© Rob Loud / Getty Images I have mixed feelings about Tyra Banks. The woman is a powerhouse, no doubt about that. And her talk show goes where America's Next Top ... Read More

© David Paul Morris / Getty Images Yesterday was my first day of work as an election poll inspector. Which means I spent Super Tuesday signing in registered Republicans and Democrats ... Read More

Clinton addresses her supporters on Super Tuesday© Chris Hondros / Getty Images Hillary Clinton is sounding a little hoarse tonight. Her bright power suit is vivid schoolbus yellow. She's solidly optimistic ... Read More

...take a look at Journalism.org's report on "The Invisible Primary." It'll quickly make you realize that if you've relied on the press or television to shape your perceptions of the ... Read More

© Peter Kramer / Getty Images If you didn't already catch this, it's a doozy. On Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, the unthinkable happened. Media nasty girl and conservative pundit Ann ... Read More

Women are responsible for 83% of household buying decisions. So when it comes to television's most expensive real estate -- commercial advertising during the Super Bowl at an average cost ... Read More