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Stylized articles by Rose and a curated network of diverse writers provide stories written just for you. They are personal and provide a fun, factual, and fantastical way to engage in personal and “female-nomial” conversations that build meaningful connections.

Women & Cars: A Victory Lap
Who doesn’t love to watch a great car chase at the movies or to hear the loud roar of engines speeding down a track? I must because the tension actually turns my knuckles white. I…
April 24, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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Springtime & the Beautiful Orchid
Recently, I visited the New York Botanical Gardens to see the Thai Orchid exhibition. I had visited the show several years ago but the variety of different orchids displayed this year was even more incredible.…
April 16, 2017 by Denise Benson
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The Healing Food of Jeanette Chen
Do you find yourself taking pictures of your food and sharing them on Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram? What is it about food that mesmerizes us, and why do we share these photos of our epicurean…
April 10, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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Paris Women & the City of Lights
I love the “City of Stars” music from the recent Oscar-nominated movie, La La Land. Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling tenderly whisper their dreams and hopes to the stars, praying for a city of lights…
March 13, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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International Women’s Day
My mother grew up in Turkey in the 1950’s. What I loved most about her was her flowing hair that reached down to her waist when she was a young girl. She reminded me of…
March 6, 2017 by Arica Hilton
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Hidden Figures and the Art of the Oscar
Next year Oscar will turn 90, weighing in at 8.5 pounds and standing 13.5 inches tall. While he’s the golden McDreamy of film artists, he’s due for a facelift. Film has changed so much since…
February 27, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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Escaping the Negative Perceptions and Experiences of Women in Theatre
“Does this outfit make me look fat?” It’s a popular question we’ve all asked without really considering the larger implications of what it says about our self-image and the social expectations about our body. Thankfully…
February 20, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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Sandra Delgado: Improving Gender Equity In The Arts
Meet Sandra Delgado and the longest love letter ever written to the City of Chicago!1 Sandra’s letter is a two part gift to Chicago that includes a play and a documentary film both entitled,“La Havana…
February 13, 2017 by Rose McInerney
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