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From recycling to bringing reusable bags to the supermarket, many of us are doing our bit to reduce the amount of plastic we use because we're aware that the stuff can be damaging.

Periods continue to be a taboo subject for a lot of people and because they're not discussed much, that can lead to some common myths around what you can and can't do during your time of the month. For example, there are often myths around whether you can swim, have sex or get pregnant on your period.There's even a myth that PMS isn't real (spoiler alert - it absolutely is).

Amber Stevens West), who’s struggling with anxiety over her upcoming nuptials; and Renee (Bresha Webb), who’s going through a divorce. “Leigh [Davenport] was inspired very much by ‘Sex and The City.’ Her original take on the show was essentially a black ‘Sex and the City’ and I brought a little bit of ‘Living Single’ magic to the mix,” said Bowser. “Which kind of shifted the tone a little bit — so that it was more about the ensemble and how we lean on each other to thrive together.

Lauren Goodger is the former TOWIE star everyone's talking about. Not only because she's finally got her happy ending and expecting her first child, a baby girl, with boyfriend Charles Drury this summer, but also because her no-nonsense opinions and glamorous life constantly keep people guessing.The mum-to-be is now our OK! VIP columnist and won't be holding back when it comes to keeping our readers up to date with her journey to motherhood.

Sonya Clark: Tatter, Bristle, and Mend — on display through May 31 — offers a mid-career survey of a renowned textile and mixed-media artist whose work addresses issues of race and class, celebrates Blackness, and reimagines history to acknowledge and celebrate rather than omit and obfuscate Black contributions.Featuring nearly 100 works from the past 25 years, the exhibition includes Clark’s signature sculptures and artifacts that incorporate pocket combs, human hair, and thread — such as Afro

#omotransfobia, la #misoginia e l’#abilismo. Un grande passo avanti contro discriminazioni, odio e violenze.Con lo stesso impegno e la stessa tenacia inizieremo il percorso al #Senato. L’#Italia raggiungerà questo traguardo di civiltà✌

Tahlia Britton made history when she became the Naval Services’ first female diver last month.

The question that had come so close to fading into irrelevance is back: Will I ever see a woman elected president?As became the fifth woman to exit the 2020 presidential race, on March 5 after failing to win a single one of the first primaries, women are coming to terms with the fact that, for the 244th year straight, the person America chooses to lead it in November will be a man.“I don't want to say I expected this, but I'm a black woman, so let's put it this way: I don't actually presume to

March 8 is International Women’s Day. To celebrate, we asked women like , , and these nine former clerks to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to reflect on how other women have lifted them up—mentored them, advised them, represented them, and above all showed them what was possible.It is one of the most coveted jobs not just in the world of law, but across all three branches of government.

March 8 is International Women’s Day. To celebrate, we asked women like , , Tory Burch and more to reflect on how other women have lifted them up—mentored them, advised them, represented them, and above all showed them what was possible.