Living

At 34, I possess a handful of memories of my earliest years. Some I treasure. A few still hold the power to make me laugh or cry.

Today, I'm headed to the doctor to figure out what's going on with my thyroid. And I'm nervous, really nervous.

On Mother’s Day, I decided to host my first lunch party at my house. This is because I felt like being a “good” daughter, my mother deserves it, and my brothers weren’t stepping up to the plate. I was scared out of my mind.

As women age, the arbitrary rules that govern what they can and can’t wear appear to get more and more infantile. Or so a new UK survey indicates. Conducted by a UK diet company—I’m already suspicious—the poll found that most women feel uncomfortable donning a bikini as they near 50 and that they negatively evaluate women who wear bikinis after a certain age.

One-pot meals, late-night television and a dog named Dwight are but just a few of the things that keep Carrie Fisher entertained on a perfect Saturday