A Mere SymbolDirty Rotten Remakes: Hollywood Fails Women With ‘The Hustle’ A shot-by-shot remake isn't feminist just because it now has female leads. By Akhila Vijaykumar
Hear Me OutNature Is Not, By Its Very Essence, Beautiful Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And this beholder is a city kid. By Rajvi Desai
First In LineThe Buzz Cut: Dutee Chand Leads The Way For Queer Indian Athletes Plus, does throwing a milkshake at someone constitute violence? By Rajvi Desai
Hips Do LieTabloid Body Language Analysis Is Pretty Bogus You can't tell from body language whether a couple will break up. By Liesl Goecker
Picture of HealthNetflix’s ‘One Day at a Time’ Shows There’s No One Right Way to Cope With Mental Health Issues The show "focuses on the individual’s non-linear journey, valuing their discovery of coping strategies, resilience, hopes, and aspirations." By Lorelle Mariel Murzello
Caught Off GuardApps Like TikTok Need Parental, Not Governmental, Supervision Blanket bans disenfranchize communities, says free speech advocate Apar Gupta. By Rajvi Desai
The Kids Are AlrightYour Baby Will Be Fine Even If You’re Not Always ‘On’ With Them A new framework challenges attachment parenting. By Liesl Goecker
Health WatchStressed Parents Make Unhealthy Food Choices for Children The higher the psychological distress, the less healthy food is available at home, found a study. By Anubhuti Matta
Tracking TransitionsSexual Orientation Is Fluid Between Adolescence and Adulthood Women are more likely to show change in sexual attraction over time than men. By Anubhuti Matta
Food For ThoughtSugar Doesn’t Boost Your Mood; It Deteriorates It Further Those afternoon treats aren't giving people the high they seek. By Rajvi Desai
The Night ShiftThe Night Shift: A Podcast Series About Women Who Go to Work After Dark A cab driver, a bouncer, a bar dancer, and a home guard talk about defying expectations. By Kunal Purohit
Force Of NatureLittle Big Things: A 23‑Year‑Old’s Dedication to Zero Waste “It’s a little disappointing when you talk about it — you wonder why don’t people give a shit?” By Rajvi Desai
Imitation GameScience and Religion Are Pretty Different, Actually Some have likened theoretical science to faith, but it's a mistake to do so. By Saloni Diwakar
Burn Baby BurnThe Buzz Cut: GoT Fans Ask HBO To Redo Season 8 With ‘Competent Writers’ Plus, an Indonesian film exploring male sexuality faces a countrywide ban. By Rajvi Desai
By My LadyNetflix’s ‘Dead To Me’ is What Happens When Women Write Women Imagine a strong female character without the usual accompanying toxicity. By Rajvi Desai
Welcome HomeThis Is My Family: ‘We Let Our Son’s Boyfriend Live With Us’ "And we're never letting him leave." By Anubhuti Matta
Watch Your MouthWhat Makes People Not Take Teeth Cleaning Seriously? Complacency towards dental health stems from a misconception that it's not related to one's overall health. By Sanskrita Bharadwaj
Fat FueledUntrending: The Keto Diet Might Help Weight Loss, But That Doesn’t Make It Healthy Like most fad diets, keto come with a trade-off. By Liesl Goecker
The Other HalfAttitudes Toward Masculinity Keep Men From Accessing Infertility Support, Treatment Hence, the pervasive belief that infertility is a women''s issue only. By Sanskrita Bharadwaj
Double standardNew Study Finds Women Who Drink Alcohol Are Seen As ‘Less Human’ Study draws out the biases behind 'she was asking for it' culture. By Sanskrita Bharadwaj
Hear HearEveryone Gossips — For 52 Minutes a Day, to Be Precise Despite old stereotypes, women and men trash talk the same amount. By Anubhuti Matta
No Sex For YouThe History of the Sex Strike As a Form of Resistance Denying men sex doesn't by itself incite political change. But it sure does make them listen. By Rajvi Desai
Unreported “I wanted to run away, but all I could think about was my company’s reputation.” Read More
Private EyeWhatsApp Compromised by Hack That Transfers Spyware by Missed Calls It's the latest in a growing trend of cyberwarfare that threatens personal data privacy. By Liesl Goecker
Big PictureResearchers Call for Doctors to Treat PCOS, Mood Disorders Holistically Similar hormonal irregularities underlie both PCOS and mood disorders. By Anubhuti Matta
Poisoned ChaliceThere Are Human Drugs in Your Drinking Water Supply The pollution is causing major problems for biodiversity and public health. By Liesl Goecker
Cause and EffectKids Exposed In Utero to Alcohol Show Altered Brain Structure Years Later Brain scan study offers first glimpse of how fetal alcohol spectrum disorder affects long-term development. By Anubhuti Matta
Do Not Go GentleLessons From Four Decades of Fighting for Women’s Rights "Freedom is not once and for all won. It has to be defended again, and again." By Rajvi Desai
Out In The ColdWomen Question Their Safety Whenever They Reject Unwanted Advances Women share stories of facing consequences for saying no. By Rajvi Desai
Oh Hi ... You!Is This Normal? “I Can’t Remember Names or Faces.” Some developing brains might sacrifice facial recognition skills for reading skills. By Liesl Goecker
Fake It Till You Make ItThe Buzz Cut: People Are Faking Diseases to Scam Sympathizers Online Plus, Jeff Bezos has given up on Earth and wants to build space colonies. By Rajvi Desai
Prep TimeKnow Your Rights: Maternity Leave The HR head of a multinational corporation explains employed women's rights during pregnancy. By Anubhuti Matta
No Recourse#SupremeInjustice: I Was Detained for Protesting the SC’s Clean Chit to the CJI "What you do is wait, exhausted and hungry, wondering how much longer." By Riddhi Dastidar
The Ladies Doth Protest EnoughMumbai’s #SupremeInjustice Protest Against SC’s CJI Decision: Photos "The legal system has failed us terribly, and now there’s nowhere else to go but the streets." By The Swaddle Team
Blood LustStigma Has Rendered Period Sex Gross. But It’s Actually Good For You. Period sex can shorten your period and ease your cramps. By Rajvi Desai
