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Publisher’s Blog: December 2022

Hold Space for Her Written by Tawana Bain | Photo by Tawana Bain Recently I was presented with the opportunity to support a dear friend who was being recognized for her outstanding leadership and noteworthy accomplishments. As I looked around the stunning event space and at all the beautiful people in attendance, the highlight for me was her, and the overwhelming joy it gave me to see her celebrated and honored for the amazing woman she is. While only a select few were invited, I was caught off guard by some dismissive energy. Some [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-11-30T21:10:34-05:00December 1, 2022|Publisher's Blog|

The December Issue Is Out!

The December issue is here and we’re closing out 2022, celebrating the holiday season and preparing for 2023 with health, wealth and happiness on our minds. There’s plenty of good reads in this issue including the following standouts: Mayor Greg Fischer Looks Back. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer reflects on the trials and triumphs of his historic 12-year term that is coming to an end. Rest is a Revolutionary Act. Hannah L. Drake explains why rest is more than a form of self-care especially for Black women. Cheers to the Holidays. Damaris Phillips mixes up a [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-12-01T11:46:53-05:00December 1, 2022|Digital Exclusives, Featured|

Downtown for the Holidays

Festive Fringe: Andree blazer, $72, and IC Collection pants, $92, at Tunie’s; Velvet Outlaw fringe top, $50, at velvetoutlaw.com; 60s faux leopard coat, $120, at The Nitty Gritty; Sondra Roberts quilted clutch, $79, at Belle Monde. The vintage chic ambiance of our city’s newest boutique hotel, The Grady, provides the perfect setting for a sustainable, slow fashion twist on glam party style. Written & Styled by Christine Fellingham with Jazzlin Hamilton and Samantha Coburn | Photographed by Kylene White with photo assistant William Kolb | Hair by Andrea Gregory | Makeup by Jeannie [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-12-01T01:03:25-05:00December 1, 2022|Life & Style|

Getting Help for Your Pelvic Floor Disorder

If you’re a woman age 40 or older, chances are high that you have had a few grown up “accidents.” Due to the embarrassing nature, mum’s been the word while you find temporary ways to cope as your potty mishaps become more frequent. Written by Sarah Kinbar | Illustration by Branden Barker The good news is there is help besides buying an endless supply of panty liners, pads or protective undergarments. The condition is called pelvic floor disorder and it’s treatable. Dr. Andrew Doering of the Norton Urogynecology Center in Louisville says there are a [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-11-17T14:25:05-05:00November 17, 2022|Health & Wellness, Health Check|

Let’s Talk About Sex: A Vibrant Sex Life at Any Age

Can you be “too old” to have sex? They don’t call it your golden years for nothing! Written by Coralie McEachron, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist & Sex Therapist | Illustration by Branden Barker And yet, despite 65% of Americans aged 65-80 still wanting sex, over half were not sexually active, with some of these folks still having desire without a guarantee of sexual fulfillment. According to the experts, there is no expiration date on touch. Despite women experiencing a variety of changes with age, creating, redefining, exploring and playing with their relationship(s) with sex and intimacy, is necessary. [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-11-11T14:43:09-05:00November 11, 2022|Community & Sisterhood, Let's Talk About Sex|

A Playwright for Her People

There was no Spanish language theater in Louisville when Haydee Canovas started writing plays. She has changed that. By Gioia Patton/Arts Insider | Photographed by Kylene White The ability to create something that not only entertains, but also educates is a special kind of gift. For Haydee Canovas, bilingual playwright and co-founder of the Spanish language, non-profit children’s theater company, Teatro Tercera Llamada, it is also a personal mission. Her works, which have been staged at the Kentucky Center, seek to inform the audience about issues of importance in their community – issues that are [...]

By Sara Jessick|2022-11-11T14:20:06-05:00November 11, 2022|Backstage Pass, Life & Style|

Publisher’s Blog: December 2022

The December Issue Is Out!

Downtown for the Holidays

Getting Help for Your Pelvic Floor Disorder

Let’s Talk About Sex: A Vibrant Sex Life at Any Age

A Playwright for Her People

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