You've probably seen the catalyzing, eye-opening quotes on Instagram, but do you know who's behind them? We kick off a new series by chatting with Words Of Women's founder about empowering women through inspiring lessons and group support.
As summer passes its peak and our imaginations embrace the beginning of seasonal change, harness the compelling energy of these 5 novels we're reading this August to round-out our summer reading.
The articles on our weekend reading list that made us pause and consider what is happening in our world.
The articles on our weekend reading list that made us pause and consider what is happening in our world.
Quarterlane and Juniper Books band together this July to curate 3 boxes of seasonal favorites. From fiction to a coming-of-age memoir and everything in between, our July reading list is perfect for challenging new perspectives, celebrating sisterhood and revisiting old favorites.
We are energizing our summer reading plans with these five vibrant reads: a collection of short stories and essays, a thoughtful debut novel, and a go-to spiritual guide.
We chat with Sallyann Corn about building community, supporting American-made goods, and uniting with other independent artists and designers through her involvement in a unique coast-to-coast collective called JOIN.
This legendary burlesque dancer and entrepreneur gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of her traveling show (and, of course, her famous costumes!) and shares an empowering perspective on modern feminism at any age.
The video, podcast and series our Executive Editor cannot stop talking about right now.
This spring, we're reaching for titles that are juicy in both style and storyline, including Michael Pollan's unexpected new release and an Atwood-esque novel.
The director of Cleveland's SPACES, a resource and public forum for experimental artists, answers all of our questions about her inspiring creative career, the intersections between art and activism and expanding the industry well beyond NYC.
While we wait for winter to fully abate, we're digging into this diverse selection of books: a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the restaurant industry, a look at injustice within the legal system and more.
Arts & Culture Editor, Nora Gomez Strauss, took a look at the season's art openings happening all across the country and made a list of the ones we're anticipating most (with dates and links for easy reference).
This month, after a particularly tenuous few weeks in the U.S., we’ve compiled a book list of narratives that encourage empathy, compassion and expanded worldviews.
Contributor Nora Gomez-Strauss chatted with Sofia about making art (and making a life) in Puerto Rico post-Hurricane Maria, the role of environment in her public work and more.
We don't know about you, but we're making our way through this last chilly month of winter with a warm blanket and some good reads, including a chilling thriller, a lush romance, and even an old favorite children's book series.
