Flannery Dean

The Shrill author's new memoir about a cross-country trip and her marriage has people talking—including her husband (unfortunately).

The queen of summer romance's first novel is coming to a television screen near you.

The site is chock-full of well-priced pieces for the shopper that likes their lines clean, their colours solid and their tailoring refined.

The lowdown on the freebies and discounts available through the popular summer tourism initiative—from train fares to museum admissions.

Finally, a celeb collab you can enjoy via drive-thru—and for less than $3.

Revealing her identity, Jessica Baker says, “healed me in ways that I didn't think it would.”

This multitasking nutrient just might be the dietary lynchpin to aging well. Mairlyn Smith, a.k.a. Canada’s Queen of Fibre, explains why.

WIth age comes wisdom, and often a few unwanted guests.

Want to part ways without seeming like a jerk? Read on.

Among the slew of indignities menopause can bring, weight gain is just one more poke in the eye. A change in routine—and mindset—can help.

It features a ragtag crew of D-list British intelligence agents who, through every fault of their own, have wound up demoted to a desk-bound subsidiary of MI5 that’s like the Dunder Mifflin of spy services.

It’s not a perfect solution, but it helps. And I’ll take any help I can get in the middle of the night.