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Amber Rose Says She And Blac Chyna Have Found Inner Peace
She hasn’t just reclaimed the word “slut” — she’s also found inner peace.
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I Went To My Own Digital Funeral
After years of posting indiscriminately to social media, I was suddenly faced with uncomfortable questions about what will happen to all of it when I die.
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Have All The Single Ladies Moved Beyond Bridget Jones?
In Bridget Jones’s Baby, Bridget is still just focused on finding a man and settling down. (Spoilers ahead, but only if you’ve never seen a rom-com.)
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Why Huma Doesn’t Have To Be A Good Political Wife Anymore
After her husband Anthony Weiner’s latest scandal, Hillary Clinton’s longtime staffer has found the limits of damage control in her own life.
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Stories To Remember Gawker By
As the site shuts down after almost 14 years, here are the stories BuzzFeed can’t forget.
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Amy Schumer, Rape Culture, And Twitter
The comedian condemned the actions of one of her show’s former writers — but the incident highlights the difficulty of navigating celebrity and feminism on social media.
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Kim Kardashian West: “I Don’t Think That I Am” A Feminist
In a keynote interview at the BlogHer 16 conference in Los Angeles, the reality star and businesswoman said she’s not a “‘free the nipple’-type girl.” But she still benefits from feminism, even if she doesn’t want to claim the term.
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The Intersectional Woman’s Reading List
Eleven recent essays by young women who are tackling issues of race, gender, and class head-on.
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Who Benefits From The Tiny House Revolution?
Television’s obsession with the tiny house “revolution” is lighting up conversations about class, race, and even the politics of housing regulation.
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The Gay Bathhouse Fire Of 1977
Nearly 40 years ago, nine men died when a fire broke out in a bathhouse in Manhattan. What’s changed, and what hasn’t, in the interim.
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Amber Heard And The Narratives Of Domestic Violence
These historical People covers show just how different the discussion about Amber Heard and Johnny Depp’s “toxic marriage” is shaping up to be.
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Why Lindy West Refuses To Let Trolls Silence Her
For writer Lindy West, engaging with trolls on the internet has become the only way to not let them win.
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Ride-Hail Has A Woman Problem
Uber and Lyft may be battling each other for market share, but if their recent defeat in Austin tells us anything, it’s that they’re united on at least one thing: fighting consumer safety measures. And some women say that’s a problem.
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The Cost Of Being A Woman In Charge
For women, workplace conflicts have higher stakes.
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Why America Is Ready For Novelist Angela Flournoy
After raising Detroit’s ghosts in her critically acclaimed novel, The Turner House, this debut author suddenly has everyone’s attention.
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The Essential Prince Reading List
Over his decades-long career, Prince granted very few interviews. But that didn’t stop journalists, critics, and fellow musicians from writing about him.
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The Biggest Name In Women’s Shoes Is Steve
Steve Madden’s shoes made over $1 billion last year and are in the closet of practically every woman under 30 in America. He may not be an artiste, but that doesn’t bother him — most of the time.
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Meet Diane Warren, Whose Songs You’ve Been Ruining At Karaoke For Years
You may not know Diane Warren’s name, but you’ve belted out a chorus of one of her dozens of megahits at karaoke. With an unexpectedly viral Lady Gaga hit now up for an Oscar, Warren is in her fourth decade of writing definitive mainstream pop songs without ever quite feeling part of the mainstream.
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This Is The Most Amazing Home Birth Story You’ll Ever Read
And there wasn’t a dry eye left on the internet when the parents finished telling the story on Twitter.
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The Shade Room Is Coming For The Gossip Industry’s Wig
How the celebrity gossip site The Shade Room — launched by 25-year-old Angie Nwandu, who grew up in foster care — is figuring things out faster than everyone else.
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