Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein wants you to know why you should go see the movie "Bridesmaids" RIGHT NOW (spoiler alert!).

What do you do when your friend puts you down all the time and ditches you for other people? Check out Rachel's latest advice.

Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein rips her dress, runs in heels, and wonders why women leaders have to look like Barbies.

Can't get off Facebook? Need to check that one last text? Psychologist Roni Cohen-Sandler is here with proven strategies to stop procrastinating and get it done!

Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein pokes fun at pundits examining Hillary's body language.

Why is 7th grade so hard? Why are popular people mean? Is high school anything like real life? Check out Rachel's conversation with author Alexandra Robbins to find out why "The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth."

Rachel talks with psychologist Dr. Peggy Drexler, whose latest book reveals the important ways dads can help girls thrive.

Got an internship this summer? Check out high school junior Fiona's tips on how to stand out at your new job.

Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein asks whether cultural relativism has drowned out the voice of feminism in the French veil debate.

A shocking new article reveals rampant sexism in the film industry. Rachel looks at what it means for girls right now.

Guest blogger & psychologist Dr. Roni Cohen-Sandler is back with concrete advice to help your daughter manage the stress of college acceptances and rejections.

Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein questions whether Abercrombie & Fitch and American Apparel's latest behavior warrants a girlcott.

High school sophomore Klara takes on the new "F" word among teen girls, and argues why girls should take feminism seriously.

Guest blogger and high school junior Fiona Lowenstein remembers what it was like to meet Geraldine Ferraro, the first female nominee for Vice President, when she was in sixth grade.

High school junior Fiona Lowenstein knows why 13 year old singer Rebecca Black became the target of viral cyberbullying for her music video "Friday."