Rebecca Traister

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What's so bad about "sweetie," anyway?
Why we should care about Barack Obama's preferred term of endearment.
Barbara Walters interviews Barbara Walters
In her new memoir, "Audition," the iconic television journalist plumbs the troubled childhood and love life of her ultimate subject -- herself.
Feminism is the new funny
"Baby Mama's" Amy Poehler has upended the old stereotypes about women and comedy -- and added a few fart jokes.
Hillary Clinton's bionic quest continues
At her victory party in Philly, fresh talk of fundraising, Florida and a future in the White House.
Attention, pundits. It ain't over
The press may be fatigued by the Clinton-Obama battle, but the actual voters in Pennsylvania are still pumped -- no matter who wins.
Beyond Vagina-dome
A giant clitoris! Healing circles! Celebrities! It's the 10th anniversary of "The Vagina Monologues," but the real star is New Orleans.
Hey, Obama boys: Back off already!
Young women are growing increasingly frustrated with the fanatical support of Barack and gleeful bashing of Hillary.
The mommy wars rage on
A response to the angry letters sparked by the Q&A with novelist Meg Wolitzer.
Marching into the mommy wars
Everyone has an opinion about stay-at-home mothers. With her new novel, Meg Wolitzer has just one agenda -- to tell the truth about their lives.
What makes a feminist book a classic?
After a conference on Erica Jong's "Fear of Flying," Rebecca Traister reflects on her own library.
Erica Jong and the feminist classic
Back from a conference on Jong's "Fear of Flying," Rebecca Traister considers her own feminist readings.
"Ab Fab" ... in church!
"Clatterford," a British comedy from the "Absolutely Fabulous" team, brings you a new crew of hilarious nut cases to love.
Who the hell are Heidi and Spencer?
Why the golden age of celebrity gossip is grinding to an end.
The fabulous former first couple of New Jersey
Rebecca Traister on the McGreevey threesome.
Mirror, mirror on the Wall
Why we care where Silda Wall Spitzer stands.
Having fun with Hillary
Rebecca Traister disputes Maureen Dowd's claim that Hillary Clinton's supporters aren't having a good time.
Female trouble
You won't hear about them on "Lipstick Jungle," but uterine fibroids plague a surprising number of women, especially those waiting to have children until later in life.
Jane Fonda drops the C-word, O'Reilly freaks out
Rebecca Traister responds to Fonda's use of the controversial word.
Of Valentine's jinxes and packaged gnocchi
Ever since I dumped my eighth-grade boyfriend, I've been single on Feb. 14. I also couldn't make homemade pasta. Turns out, these things are related.
Clinton gets her party started
Wins in Massachusetts, California and other big states, plus an uncommonly good speech by their candidate, made a New York Super Tuesday crowd very happy.
Big Blue (state)
Taking the political pulse at the New York Giants' Super Bowl victory celebration.
On being an undecided voter
Rebecca Traister grapples with not knowing whom to choose in today's New York primary.
Remember freshman year?
Judd Apatow's short-lived series "Undeclared" brings back the bad beer, sex-crazed roommates and geeky uncertainty of your college years. But don't chug it.
Our candidates, ourselves
Feminists spar over the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Undecided '08: Should I vote for Clinton or Obama?
On Super Tuesday, for the first time in my life, I will walk into the voting booth without knowing who to vote for. I blame John Edwards.
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