Natasha Pearlman

The internet has come for the Netflix series—which debuted earlier this week—calling it “out of touch,” “performative,” and “tone deaf.” I’d argue the fantasy of the show is part of its charm.

Laura Modi was horrified by the pressures put on new moms. So she built a business to try and combat them.

Never underestimate pissed off mothers.

The founder of Instagram-favorite brand Argent on her mission to empower women, her eye-catching voting initiative, and the best piece of advice she never took.

As a young girl, Busheska was bullied for her love of math. Now she's a triple threat.

He mocked his opponent Kamala Harris during the 2024 presidential debate—no surprise there—but he also flagrantly dismissed co-moderator Linsey Davis. And the stats prove it.

Women have the power to swing presidential elections. But who are they voting for this year—and why? ‘Glamour’ found out...

With just weeks to go until Kamala Harris and Donald Trump go head-to-head in the 2024 presidential election, Glamour reveals the issues driving women—the largest group of registered voters in America—to the polls.

“Our fertility journey was an incredibly personal and difficult experience.”

Four in five women said that paid family and medical leave was important to their vote in the pesidential election this year, a national poll conducted by YouGov exclusively for Glamour reveals. When broken down by party lines, 89% of Democrat-leaning women voters and 68% of Republican-leaning women voters said this issue was important when voting this election. So far, Democratic president Joe Biden has promised to pass paid family and medical leave if reelected in November. But the Republican…