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Paxton Smith passionately warned her fellow grads in Texas this past June that a proposed law – SB 8- could take away their right to an abortion. Now, she calls the new law ‘dystopian’ as she fights back.
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‘This isn’t your grandmother’s Georgia anymore.’ These are the words of Kim Jackson, who believes that none of the state’s new voter suppression laws will stop other progressives from getting elected there.
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Jennifer Carroll Foy, 39, who is a mom, a state legislature, and a public defender, wants to make history as a role model to millions of ‘brown’ girls — ‘it’s hard to be what you can’t see.’
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Meet Maya Wiley, the civil rights lawyer, racial justice advocate and mom, who is running to be the next mayor of the country’s largest metropolis; New York City.
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When I first saw the news that a gunman had shot up the King Soopers supermarket my heart sunk. But I couldn’t have imagined that my lovely former Photo Director, Lynn Murray, would be one of the victims.
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If you haven’t felt understood or represented on TV, then Tiffany Cross wants you to watch her new Saturday morning show, ‘The Cross Connection’.
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Are you desperate to finally cut your hair and get an updated look after months of staying away from the salon? I was, and I’m so happy that I went from my limp long locks to a perky pixie chop.
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Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi set out to chronicle the election year last January, before the pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement, and now, she admits she is shook by what she’s witnessed.
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If you haven’t yet decided who you will support for president in the the most consequential election since we faced the Civil War, HollywoodLife urges you to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris for these 10 key reasons.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg grew up at a time when women were barred from many colleges, careers, financial independence and making their own reproductive choices. We can’t turn back the clock.
Yikes! If you’ve caught glimpses of the skin on your neck starting to wrinkle as you talk on the phone or hunch over your computer, and you’re not having it, there’s a new tightening technology to try.
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The nasty name-calling and false conspiracy theories about Kamala Harris began almost immediately after her announcement, but Cecile Richards and other female leaders are fighting back, hard.
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When political campaign organizer and TV commentator Karine Jean-Pierre was asked to join the Joe Biden team, she realized it was her duty to sign on for her daughter.
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The activist and Emmy-contending star of ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ reveals that although she is only 17, she will still do her very best to get voters to the polls on Nov. 3.
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In ‘Little Fires Everywhere,’ Lexi Underwood’s character becomes an agent of change. Now, in real life, she feels compelled to fight 400 years of systemic racism to bring about permanent change in America.
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If Maria Teresa Kumar can mobilize the biggest group of young Latinos ever to cast ballots on November 3, they could flip the election. She’s determined to do that.
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It was over a year ago that political strategist Symone Sanders listened to Vice President Joe Biden’s reasons for why he was running for president against Donald Trump. Now, she tells HollywoodLife why she’s more committed than ever to get him elected.
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The state of Idaho may have recently passed two anti trans laws, but here’s how one courageous trans woman student is fighting back against the blatant discrimination.
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If you are suffering from the stay-at-home stir crazies, a top foot and ankle doctor explains why walking will boost your overall physical and mental health.
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Nanette Burstein’s must-watch doc demonstrates that Hillary Clinton emblemizes the first generation of ‘modern’ women, and why they have been so ‘threatening.’
