Rebecca Traister, a journalist and leading voice on the feminist internet, has built her career on chronicling…

In very peripherally Beyoncé-adjacent news, Paramount Television has optioned author Rebecca Traister’s All the…

After two months, my copy of Rebecca Traister’s new book is already dog-eared, wine-stained, and train-battered. All…

Until recently, the expectation for American women was to be married by your 30s or harden and crust into a crone…

At the New Republic, the inimitable Rebecca Traister notes that the recent, embarrassing GOP "Say Yes to the Dress" p…

Every day across the lands women write valiantly and cool-headedly about feminist issues with facts, impassioned…

Last night, on Gossip Girl, Dan was waiting wistfully for Serena to appear, and passed the time by reading...…

At a press conference to promote her new network, Oprah delivered one of the longest responses to a question in TV…

Ladies! There is a lot of fuss about whether and why you are going to stay home in key congressional races in a few…

"It was narrated to us faster than we could absorb it," writes Rebecca Traister of the 2008 election. "In the…

If you haven't read Rebecca Traister's essay on women and happiness, do so now.

the writer/activist on a piece she did for More addressing the notion that feminism made women unhappy, at a lunch…

In Salon, on the Tina Fey controversy.

Well, maybe not. But Salon writer and Springsteen obsessive Rebecca Traister has a funny piece on feeling grateful…

Despite hopeful stats from a few years ago, men now outnumber women in the blogosphere by two to one. So why don't…

Nora Ephron on life as an unmarried, eager eater: "I would cook a meal for four and eat it. Really ... By the way, I…

Salon's Rebecca Traister hates the word "cougar," when it applies to older women dating younger men. She writes:

On today's Salon, Rebecca Traister goes cold turkey.

A piece in Salon suggests that in a recession, we find sexist stereotypes comforting. To that we'd maybe add:…

Today, Salon's Rebecca Traister explores the phenomenon of female writers' "graphic" accounts of the "messy…