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The U.K. columnist talks about making womanhood fun, aging ungracefully and learning from Anne of Green Gables.

"If I am the poster child for anything," says the 57-year-old musician and actor, "it’s that it’s never too late to make changes in your life."

Body autonomy is a fundamental human right. Those of us with a lot of it can easily take it for granted—but we need to guard it for everyone.

We can resign ourselves to accepting the violence or we can commit to fighting like hell to ensure it never happens again.

The purse is now $50,000 for the winner and $5,000 for each of the finalists. The shortlist of five nominees will be announced Sept. 27.

For Mary-Alice Vuicic, sponsoring a child through World Vision was a way to show her nine-year-old daughter the realities of gender inequality—and the ways she could contribute to a more equitable future.

Follow our easy guide to finding your om – and unlock the secret to improving your mood and easing anxiety. The best part: It takes only a minute or two!

From heart health to brain development find out why you should up your salmon intake this summer.

The 17-year-old education activist accepts her Nobel Peace Prize, a former party drug cleans up its act, and nominations for Hollywood's fourth (?) biggest night.

If good quality sleep, exercise and fresh air aren't helping your energy levels, it may be time to talk to your doctor about why you're exhausted.

Twenty years after The God of Small Things, Roy's new novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, serves as a portrait of modern India.

Taking a break from your social feeds can seem impossible when the news cycle is non-stop. Here's how it may be affecting your mental health, and what you can do about it.

Heather Clark, author of Elephant In The Sky, recounts how her youngest sibling came to be diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

After finding out what happened in her own family, Amy Bombay has made it her life’s work to stop the destructive and repetitive pattern of intergeneration trauma.