Shanda Deziel

Whole body cryotherapy involves subjecting yourself to -150 degree temperatures. Practitioners say it's worth it.

While the pill was introduced 55 years ago, consensus on it — and equal access to it — remains elusive. The same can be said for other forms of birth control, as well as the morning-after pill and abortion services.

This weekend is the 20th anniversary of Clueless. Or some would say, the 20th anniversary of falling for Paul Rudd.

What we learned from U.K. professor Matthew Smith’s fascinating history of food allergies, Another Person's Poison.

We all suffer for fashion from time to time, but nerve damage from skinny jeans? Maybe we should stick to sweats.

What we learned from cultural essayist Sarah Hepola’s riveting memoir about blackout drinking.

Forget her trademark dimples. In the new season of True Detective, McAdams plays against type as the tough, unsmiling lead investigator on a murder case.

The Sex and the City author's new novel is about a writer who's overshadowed by her fictional alter ego and the Hollywood star who plays her. Sound familiar?

The next wave of hit TV shows is taking inspiration from the bookshelf. A Margaret Atwood HBO series? Be still, our hearts.

It's rude to ask a friend if she's pregnant based on the protrusion of her gut. That respect doesn't extend to celebrities.

The province recently scrapped a ban on IVF for women over 42. But the newer, softer regulations still discriminate — this time, against low-income families.

A self-professed over-sharer, Dunham hits the right note with a recent Instagram photo of herself in sexy knickers.