Flannery Dean

Are there really two sides to Rehtaeh Parsons' story? Writer Flannery Dean looks at the most important -- and overlooked -- point of all.

From quinoa to goji berries, find out if these trendy foods are really any better for you than the old pantry staples.

More than a billion of the world’s poor have to. On April 29th, people everywhere are taking the five-day challenge to Live Below the Line. Here are a few tips to get you started.

How putting offending men in the hot seat may ensure their actions are taken more seriously.

We've seen the headlines, "Who wins the battle for maternity-style supremacy?" Flannery Dean looks at the damage comparing mothers-to-be does.

Could depression, obesity and sexual dysfunction all be blamed on misinformation about oral contraceptives?

Flannery Dean reflects on the the tragedy in Boston and tries to make sense of the devastation caused by two young brothers.

Why critics are saying this could be the most important film ever made.

Does it make sense that Canadian citizens swear an oath of loyalty to the Queen of England? We look at the proposed solution.

Flannery Dean weighs in on what this video means to her. Have a watch and tell us know what you think in our comment section.

We look at The New York Times Magazine cover story in which Anthony Weiner's wife Huma Abedin, adeptly counters the criticism for her decision to stay in her marriage.

You're on your own, dear. Is that the message young women should take from the terribly sad Rehtaeh Parsons' story?