Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Emily Cegielski

    There’s a beautifully packaged gummy supplement promising to boost your libido on shelves everywhere. It’s chic, celeb-backed and totally bogus, according to groundbreaking entrepreneur and fierce advocate for women’s health Cindy Eckert. “I’m sorry, hot take here today—that’s not going to work,” said Eckert, the founder of Sprout Pharmaceuticals and the woman behind Addyi, the first and only FDA-approved treatment for women’s low libido.

  • 3 weeks ago | theflowspace.com | Emily Cegielski

    At some point in midlife, many women find themselves asking the same quiet question: What’s next? Whether prompted by burnout, a layoff or an empty nest, the search for something more fulfilling—more you—can be both liberating and overwhelming. During the Flow Space Women’s Health Summit LA on May 14, three powerhouse women gathered to help answer that question.

  • 1 month ago | theflowspace.com | Emily Cegielski

    The Met Gala is always a flex, but this year’s theme—Superfine: Tailoring Black Style—turned the red carpet into a full-on runway tribute to the legacy, artistry and impact of Black fashion. From custom creations that nodded to Harlem Renaissance swagger to avant-garde takes on classic tailoring, this year wasn’t just about looking good—it was about telling a story. And when it came to couples, the stakes were even higher. Coordinated? Yes. Complementary? Absolutely. Boring? Not a chance.

  • 1 month ago | theflowspace.com | Emily Cegielski

    Last night’s Meta Gala red carpet proved, once again, that style has no age limit. Celebrities over 50 didn’t just hold their own—they led the way. From sharp lines to bold shapes, these icons showed up with presence and polish. Their looks—inspired by the night’s theme: theme is “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”—were a reminder that confidence is the best accessory. Here’s a closer look at the celebrities over 50 who who stole the spotlight.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Emily Cegielski

    Chelsea Handler is no stranger to reinvention. With a media career that spans stand-up, books, late-night TV and now podcasting, the comedian and author has cultivated a life that prioritizes personal growth as much as punchlines. Speaking candidly during the second day of Publicis Health Media’s HealthFront event in New York City, Handler opened up about how therapy, self-reflection and brutal honesty have shaped both her career and her inner life.