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We haven't seen much of Katherine Heigl lately, but later this month One For The Money — her flick based on the Janet Evanovich bestseller — hits theaters. So she's doing some publicity, including being interviewed by Elle and writing a blog for iVillage. And she's being uncharacteristically (for Hollywood, anyway) honest. Blunt, even. More »
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For many people, Molly Ringwald will eternally be the teen star of classic ‘80s films like Sixteen Candles and The Breakfast Club. More »
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According to a new study, women are increasingly turning to blogs and other forms of online social networking to act as their primary source of information. We are not particularly surprised. [MediaPost] More »
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There's a big splashy article in today's New York Times about the launch of Wowowow.com, a new website for women over 40 founded by NY Post gossip dowager Liz Smith, former presidential speechwriter Peggy Noonan, ex-Simon and Schuster president Joni Evans, 60 Minutes correspondent Leslie Stahl, and ad exec Mary Wells. The site, a sort of upscale alternative to iVillage, is described as "a virtual Le Cirque," where the aforementioned media matriarchs — along with contributors like Candice Bergen, Lily Tomlin, Whoopi Goldberg, and ex-Vogue editor Joan Juliet Buck — will "trade on their celebrity and sophistication." The thing is, this focus on the founders' celebrity and sophistication is exactly why their site will fail: These women are looking to form a community of sharp, like-minded women over forty, but they all seem to share the totally condescending attitude of Vogue-ette Buck, who tells Rosenbloom, "iVillage has always puzzled me...I love the idea but it's like Macy's or something." More »
]]> http://jezebel.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=364645&view=rss&microfeed=true Sometimes, when we start to wonder what happened to the chick media's devotion to depicting the Human Condition in all its messily poignant, gut-wrenching splendor, we look to iVillage. In this hard-hitting video feature on women whose office attire includes uh, hard-hitting nipples, we meet a predictably slutted-out Eastern European (we can say that's redundant because our last name is Tkacik) realtor to an HR manager who dresses sort of like Laura San Giacomo in Pretty Woman, etc. etc., and then Clara, who obviously got recruited for her job as an investment bank executive assistant at Scores. In fact, we are wondering if her investment bank possibly did the IPO for Scores, because Clara, who wears a sheer orange cardigan that exposes not only her braless nips but the "cherry on top" that refers to her super classy belly button ring, says there is one woman at her office who dresses even sluttier than she does. More »
]]> http://jezebel.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=241509&view=rss&microfeed=true I'm not sure there's ever a way to write about anal sex that won't make people wince, but they have a good er, stab at it over at ivillage.com/ More »
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