The SP1NSTER is on holiday! Happy Holidays - xo LN

In a recent study, 71% of respondents feel pressured to conform to a specific body type is a damning indictment of our culture's toxic beauty standards. Let’s explore…

Discover how television has shaped feminist narratives through iconic shows featuring single women. From "Grace and Frankie" to "Gilmore Girls," these series challenge gender norms and celebrate female independence.

These groundbreaking shows have entertained and inspired viewers while encouraging fun, unconventional friendships on screen.

By 2030, 45% of Gen Z and millennial women will be single. Embrace this VIP lounge of self-discovery and growth—it's not a waiting room for love, but a celebration of independence and personal joy!

As we approach 2030, nearly 45% of Gen Z and Millennial women in the U.S. will be single, embracing self-care, personal pleasure, and deep friendships over traditional romantic relationships. This cultural shift celebrates independence and empowers women to thrive without relying on romantic partnerships

100 million Americans are expected to travel for the holidays this year. A significant number of these individuals, particularly single women, often feel pressured by societal expectations regarding dating, marriage, and children.

Ok, we are the traditional target demo but Elder millennial and Gen X women represent a powerful economic force ready to be engaged by savvy marketers.

In a world where 30% of divorced women realized they were marrying the wrong person on their wedding day, there is a new focus on rejecting societal expectations and choosing authenticity over the 'perfect guy' everyone loves. Discover her empowering story of self-discovery in dating.

The Hypocrisy of Sex Without ConsequencesFor over 50 years, the abortion debate has raged on in America. Yet in recent times, we've witnessed women being stripped of rights they've held for half a century. The overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022 marked a seismic shift, allowing states to severely restrict or ban abortion access It's a cruel irony that those making decisions about women's bodies often lack basic knowledge of female anatomy. One wonders if these legislators could even locate a clitoris on a diagram, let alone understand the complexities of reproductive health.

Yet their ignorance hasn't stopped them from enacting laws with devastating consequences. Since Dobbs, we've seen a patchwork of state abortion laws emerge, many severely restricting access. The human toll is staggering - women's lives lost, families torn apart, futures derailed.

Today's 60+ crowd is redefining aging with vigor, vitality, and most importantly, vast spending power. Women over 50 alone control a staggering $15 trillion of all U.S. spending. Yet, walk into any department store or scroll through most brands' Instagram feeds, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a face over 40.

Election day is here. If you haven’t done so already, let your voice be heard.

As it starts to cool down as we spend time indoors our media consumption increases. If you find yourself home and looking for some comfort TV that isn’t depressing. Do yourself a favor and enjoy something inspiring!

These documentaries collectively paint a picture of women who have embraced life's challenges and emerged stronger, wiser, and more authentic. They demonstrate that love, in all its forms, is not something to fear but to embrace. However, they also show that true happiness often comes from standing on one's own feet and discovering one's own path.

45% of new mothers experience some form of birth trauma. Why does Hollywood think it’s funny? In the glittering world of Hollywood and prime-time television, one scene has become as predictable as a sitcom laugh track: a woman in labor, legs splayed in stirrups, face contorted in agony, screaming obscenities at her partner while medical professionals crack jokes between her legs. This trope, repeated ad nauseam across screens big and small, has become more than just a tired cliché—it's a troubling reflection of how our society views and values women's experiences, particularly during one of life's most profound and potentially dangerous moments.The ubiquity of this portrayal is striking.

Ah, the modern man: he’s got his avocado toast, a well-groomed beard, and—wait for it—a feminist label! Yes, folks, according to recent surveys, 22% of men in the United States proudly declare themselves feminists. That’s right! They’ve donned the feminist cape, ready to save the day (or at least their social media reputation).

In 1974, the United States took a significant step towards gender equality in finance with the passage of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA). This pivotal legislation, spearheaded by Congresswoman Martha Wright Griffiths, aimed to eradicate discriminatory lending practices based on sex and marital status. As we commemorate the 50th anniversary of ECOA, it is imperative to reflect on its impact in advancing women's financial independence and the ongoing challenges in achieving true equality.

Gone are the days of hiding a crumpled magazine under the mattress or sneaking into the back room of the local video store. Today, with a few keystrokes, anyone can dive headfirst into an ocean of explicit content. But while the internet has made porn more accessible than ever, it’s also changing the way we think about sex, love, and relationships. Spoiler alert: it’s not all for the better.

Prenuptial agreements, once seen as tools primarily for wealthy men to safeguard their assets, are being reimagined by a new generation of financially savvy women. 41% of Gen Z and 47% of Millennials who are engaged or married having a prenup.

Increasingly, women are taking control of their financial futures, and prenuptial agreements have become a powerful tool for ensuring that their hard-earned assets are protected.

While the debate about gender differences in investment performance continues, the evidence overwhelmingly supports the notion that women are, on average, better investors than men. This advantage stems not from innate superiority but from behavioral differences that favor patience, discipline, and a focus on long-term goals over short-term gains.

Currently, women make up 28% of the 118th Congress—the highest percentage in U.S. history, representing 153 of the 540 voting and nonvoting members.

This figure marks a 59% increase from a decade ago. While still below their share of the overall U.S. population, the increase in women’s representation brings diverse perspectives to legislative decision-making, especially those of single women, whose lived experiences and policy priorities often differ from their married counterparts.

As societal attitudes towards sexuality evolve, more women are embracing self-pleasure as a pathway to understanding their bodies and achieving satisfaction on their own terms. Whether they’re married, single, or casually dating, women are increasingly learning that the key to good sex lies not in a partner but in their own hands.