On this day in 1970, a group of women marched to the offices of the Ladies’ Home Journal “to demand that women be…
Well, thank goodness. After years of wondering How the Beautiful People Do It, finally there’s a book revealing all…
You’ve got the look of a savvy, modern woman interested in the freshest female-focused reads 1975 has to offer. So…
One of the many reasons I enjoy reading vintage magazines: The advertisements are often transparently full of shit.…
Ladies' Home Journal was launched in 1883 by the Philadelphia-based Curtis Publishing Group; over its lifetime, it…
This really puts the debate over the term "plus-size" in perspective: Here is an ad for Lane Bryant, from the back…
For all we associate them with improbable sex tips, stupidly expensive beauty product recommendations and copious…
Writer John Ptak has posted 1940s Ladies Home Journal piece that instructs young women on date conduct. The response…
Naomi Sims, the first black model on the cover of Ladies' Home Journal in November 1968, died over the weekend at…
Everything from the death of a husband to increasing alcohol dependency can be fixed by remodeling the kitchen! So…
The New York Observer's "Off the Record" media column asked some of the editors of the so-called "seven sisters" magazines — which include Family Circle, Ladies Home Journal, Redbook, Good Housekeeping and Woman's Day — whether or not they would endorse Hillary Clinton, since they have always had a cozy relationship… Read more
The way "black" magazines and "mainstream" mags discuss diet strategies is very different, according a recent study…
"All of a sudden I realized I exist," Jamie Lee Curtis tells Jeanne Marie Laskas in July's Ladies Home Journal. (No,…
Women's service magazines aren't just about underweight and underfed models. Glamour Magazine has been ranked…
I'd always pictured Ladies Home Journal as a nice friendly perky happy little number, but June's issue is actually…