Last week's Susan G. Komen/Planned Parenthood debacle was a high-profile example of how women's health can fall prey to politics. Considering this is an election year, we can expect reproductive rights rhetoric to heat up on both sides. President Obama recently hit a sensitive spot when his administration announced that all employers, including Catholic universities and institutions, will have to Read more

This week, we saw some changes in Google's privacy policy, got some helpful Instagram tips from the pros, and marked our calendars for a Google+ chat with the POTUS. Miss anything? Catch up in this week's recap! Read more

"I think after 20 years, and it will be 20 years, of being on the high wire of American politics and all of the challenges that come with that, it would be probably a good idea to just find out how tired I am," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told State Department employees yesterday. Hillary has been on the national stage for two decades, as a presidential candidate's wife, first lady, Read more

Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone cuddled up in LA recently! The couple donned their exercise gear for a hike at Griffith Park, where they stole a moment for a hug last Thursday. The couple are on the West Coast after a stint in NYC, where Emma was based while hosting SNL last month. She and Andrew also hit the social circuit in the Big Apple, but they both made sure not to pose on any red carpets Read more

Last night Miss Venezuela Ivian Lunasol Sarcos Colmenares was crowned Miss World 2011. And while there were the expected pageant waves, tears, sparkly dresses, and plastered-on smiles, there's more to the 60-year-old beauty pageant than meets the eye. Here are some of the fun and juicy tidbits about Miss World that you may not know: Venezuela is the country with the most Miss World wins, Ivian Read more

One of the new female-driven shows this Fall TV season is the drama Pan Am, which centers on a group of Pan Am flight attendants in the '60s. Think Mad Men in the skies. Some consider this era the glory years of air travel, when service was still good and passengers weren't herded like cattle. Some would also call it a time when stewardesses (the retro name for flight attendant) were treated as Read more

"You don't have to be straight to shoot straight," read one creative t-shirt protesting the military's ban on gay Americans serving openly. Today the policy known as "don't ask, don't tell" officially ended after almost 18 years. "Don't ask, don't tell," instituted under Bill Clinton, was supposed to be a compromise of sorts. It prohibited discrimination or harassment against closeted gay or Read more

At what point does it become acceptable for a student to date a teacher? It's obviously a no-no if the student is 13, but last year even Yale banned student-teacher sex, and coeds called the policy unrealistic. For years, the topic has fascinated filmmakers far beyond the made-for-TV movie about Mary Kay Letourneau. Here are 10 student-teacher liaisons that cross the line from cute to Read more

Forty-seven years ago, a freshly widowed Jackie Kennedy sat down to record an interview with historian and Kennedy confidant Arthur Schlesinger Jr. On Wednesday, the interview now titled Jacqueline Kennedy: Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy, will be released. In recent days, some excerpts from the conversations, which are sprinkled with sounds of matches being struck or little Read more

Remember when everyone got all up in arms about Facebook's social ads back in March? LinkedIn recently followed suit, making changes to its privacy policy to automatically include your name and photo in its social ads by default. Good news is, it's easy to opt-out. Follow these steps to removing your name and image from LinkedIn's new social ads feature. Read more