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I come out of the water looking less 'Birth of Venus' and more Tangled Pale Person.
I come out of the water looking less 'Birth of Venus' and more Tangled Pale Person.
Hannah Weintraub | Posted 03.27.2012
I've been disillusioned by Seventeen's pixie dust more times than I would like to admit. The magazine manufactures self-doubt so girls will buy the quick-fix products displayed on their glossy pages.
Chauncey Zalkin | Posted 12.18.2011
It's really time to update the look and feel of media for women to fit reality. We can define ourselves thank you very much.
Kate Fridkis | Posted 09.05.2011
Last night, my brother and I were standing at the checkout counter at the CVS, buying batteries for our dad's insulin pump, and a row of magazines was...
Margaret Wheeler Johnson | Posted 09.20.2011
That tabloid newspapers demean women in a variety of ways is not news. The Sun's Page 3 has been around since 1970, and the sex- and scandal-loaded he...
The Frenemy | Posted 05.25.2011
Jennifer Aniston is really hot but she is also very pathetic. We want to have her hairstyle and her arms, but only to carry on her legacy when she dies alone.
Chicago Reader | Posted 05.25.2011
Amy Schroeder was a 19-year-old women's studies major at Michigan State when she created Venus in 1995. Feminism was the point of her education, and i...
Andrea Chalupa | Posted 05.25.2011
Many significant artists and great media minds today worship at the Church of George Lois, the legendary art director who captured the turbulent 1960s...
Posted 05.25.2011
The guys at CoolMaterial.com think women's magazines are "lacking much needed male insights," so they decided to take a handful of headlines and rewri...
Mihal Freinquel | Posted 05.25.2011
I love Kate Moss. This woman is constantly stirring the pot - and not in a Jon & Kate way or a Madonna in the 90's way. No, Moss causes a ruckus simply by being herself and I applaud her for it.
Cathy Alter | Posted 11.17.2011
For an entire year, I turned my life over to a slew of women's magazines and followed their advice to the letter. And guess what? It worked!
Sheila Weller | Posted 05.25.2011
Why, 40 years after the advent of second-wave feminism, are the words "women's magazine" still so automatically a term of mild ridicule?
The Guardian | Tanya Gold | Posted 05.25.2011
I have agreed with my editor that I will emulate Alter, spending a week following the advice of women's magazines - my nemeses. I despise Tatler, Harp...
Margaret Wheeler Johnson | Posted 06.01.2012