Last night’s episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills featured a scene in which Lisa Vanderpump hosts a white party in Southampton. Everyone was there (except Yolanda, who was getting her implants removed)—Lisa V., Lisa R., Kyle, Eileen, Ken, Giggy, and me.
Glamour held its annual women of the year awards Monday night, and it was apparently verklempt with empowerment.
Next Tuesday, March 10th, Jezebel is hosting its first reading at The Bell House in Brooklyn. The topic: March Madness. The lineup: completely stacked.
What are you doing March 20th & 21st? You should come to this conference in LA, Create & Cultivate, and chat with me, Emily Weiss of Into The Gloss, and many more of your e-girlfriends. We'll be discussing beauty, entrepreneurship, being weird (at least I will be), and cocktails. The last time I spoke at something…
My sister is about to run off and elope in Las Vegas without allowing me to live my dream of being both her flower girl and maid of dishonor. I know, she really sucks for choosing what she wants over what would make me happy (think: vegan cheese plate served on flabby abs of Fat Elvis impersonator and all night Robyn…
I'll be honest: I was rooting for my girl Alexis Mateo, because she seems so super sweet. And then, I had this vision that maybe Manila would win, because she has been so consistent. But of course, the winner is… Raja. Naturally. It seemed kind of obvious from the beginning that Raja was blowing the judges away with…
[Dubai, December 12: Carey Mulligan and Colin Firth at the premiere of The King's Speech. Image via Getty.]
In our own nod to Fashion Week, we at Jezebel invited you to our rooftop for a mondo swap-meet. The result? Free clothes, free booze, only one injury, the inevitable orphaned bra, and many a find.
Last night, I had the privilege of attending a reception organized by Women & Hollywood's Melissa Silverstein for Bright Star director Jane Campion, given at the home of Gloria Steinem. In attendance: A small group of impressive women:
Earlier this year, author Nancy Redd was asked to give her 2007 body-positive book 'Body Drama' to 250 teenage Hurricane Katrina survivors at a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the 'Vagina Monologues'. "I've harbored a major crush on Eve Ensler for over nine years," Nancy says. "Growing up with normal teenage…
