40 Vintage Hollywood Colorful Christmas Celebrity Photos
It's always fun to see all the vintage color Christmas celebrity photos for the holidays going as far back as the 1920s - but they…
Remembering Diana Through 40 Formal Portraits 20 Years Later
It's surprisingly hard to write this post even though it's been 20 years since the passing of the woman I first knew as Lady Di,…
Ten Great Coffee Table Books For Mom
With Mother’s Day coming up it’s time to show your appreciation to the woman who gave birth to you, suffering pain equal to that of passing a pot roast through a nostril. These ten great coffee table books for Mom are guaranteed to be inspiring, coveted and as they were meant to be, enjoyed. Beautiful, well-reviewed hardcover books about women, by women or celebrating women. (more…)
Snarky Tea Targets Women With Attitude
While I’ve had my fill of ’empowering’ products for women, I can’t ignore the fun attitude of Snarky Tea, a line of 6 cleverly packaged and hilariously named blends of tea targeting women. How could I? The tagline is “drink your feelings.” (more…)
HBO Celebrates Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, HBO is celebrating with four weeks of kickass programming. TV series, documentaries and film selections all honoring the influential women of Hollywood, both real and fictional. (more…)
Carrie Graber Paints Pools, Palm Springs Architecture and Women
Brought to my attention by my friend Araceli Kopiloff, these contemporary oil paintings by artist Carrie Graber combine three of my favorite subjects: Swimming Pools,…
Nina Nolte Paintings of Water, Women, Turbans and Cocktails
Born to German parents in El Salvador, artist Nina Nolte, has had a fascination with water since childhood. In her series of acrylic paintings, The…
70+ Great Women’s March Signs From Yesterday’s Protests
original photo by @tracysommers
Much of the world was united yesterday in solidarity as Women's Marches took place all over the globe. The protest signs - and there were…
Zoe Buckman’s Let Her Rave Packs a Punch
I didn’t physically participate in the Women’s March on Washington today (or one of the many others taking place around country). But I fiercely support that for which we are marching and I’ve chosen to feature the work of artist Zoe Buckman today as a result. The bulk of Zoe Buckman’s unique artwork promotes gender equality and feminism. Her inspiring series, Let It Rave, is a new body of work that marries the masculine with the feminine inspired by a line in a John Keats poem. (more…)
Golden Globes Proves Actresses Over 40 Are Gorgeous – And Working.
While reading well-deserved criticisms of Nicole Kidman's increasingly botoxed face, it dawned on me that without having had a subscription to People magazine in over…
