Forget the straight and narrow. Carly Cushnie is so down with curves, her new handbag clasps are shaped like an hourglass—“you know,” she smiles, “like a woman’s body.” They also resemble the infinity sign, which makes sense, Cushnie shrugs, “because I feel like I’ve been doing fashion forever.” Advertisement — Continue Reading Below Cushnie handbags…
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The Internet abounds with wellness blogs that recommend yoga for a better sex life, as well as personal accounts of the practice improving sexual experience — often to an enviable degree. Does the research back up these claims, however? We investigate. Yoga can be a relaxing and enjoyable way to enhance our sex lives. Modern…
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If you’re not preparing for the high holidays, this weekend might be a good one to prep some casseroles for dinners in the week ahead. We’ve pulled a baker’s dozen of casserole recipes that picky kids will probably-maybe love. I don’t think there’s one of them I wouldn’t freeze for later. Either way: Cook some…
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Getty ImagesNicholas Hunt TLDR—Too Long, Didn’t Read—is ELLE.com’s answer to interminable, indigestible fashion week round-ups. Our promise: It’s the only daily recap that will make you feel centered, fulfilled, and not criminally insane. We begin with a thirst trap, literally. It’s 92 degrees in New York City, with direct sun and stifling humidity turning Manhattan…
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Advertisement Quitting smoking, or smoking less, might be helpful in reducing the risk. Sept. 7, 2018 Image Credit Yet another reason to stop smoking: It may reduce your risk for dementia. Korean researchers studied 46,140 men, 60 and older, following them for an average of eight years with periodic health examinations. Over the course of…
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Hello and welcome to Five Weeknight Dishes! It’s our first official newsletter, devoted to weeknight recipes for busy people who still want something good to eat. I’m Emily Weinstein, a Food editor at The New York Times, and every Friday I’ll send you those recipes, the food I want to cook at this moment and…
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A slender bronze sculpture representing an African couple and their child dominates a modest concrete plaza above a colorful jumble of houses in Rock Hall Freedom Village, Barbados, about a half-hour’s drive north of the island’s capital, Bridgetown. A few feet away, a granite plaque records the names of 38 people who became residents of…
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Female sexual dysfunction, often characterized by an inability to orgasm, affects a large number of women. However, scientists may now have stumbled upon an effective and noninvasive treatment for this condition: neuromodulation. A noninvasive therapy used to treat bladder dysfunction appears to be effective for sexual dysfunction, too. Around 40 percent of women experience sexual…
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Lindsey Wilkerson was given a tour when she first began working in the event and patient-liaison department at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis more than 14 years ago. As she made her initial rounds through the pediatric treatment and research facility that day, a staff member said to her, “There’s someone here we…
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Advertisement Ask Well Four drugs have been approved for erectile dysfunction. Which is best depends on your individual needs and desires. Image CreditCreditStuart Bradford By Richard Klasco, M.D. Sept. 7, 2018 Q. Which is better: Viagra or Cialis? A. The Food and Drug Administration has approved four similar drugs for erectile dysfunction, sold under such…
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