
Madeline Howard
Writer and Editor at Freelance
writer/editor/reader in vogue, esquire, bomb, nylon, w, i-d, interview, another, etc.
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2 weeks ago |
womenshealthmag.com | Madeline Howard
You may want to incorporate full pushups into your workouts, but TBH, they’re pretty hard to do. And they're even harder to do the right way. While a pushup may look pretty simple, doing full pushups (a.k.a., from the toes) are a total feat of strength, and they're a particularly tough move for those who haven’t built up their upper-body muscles yet. They're also common in workout classes and HIIT circuits, so it's understandable to want to nail your goal of a full pushup.
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Jan 21, 2025 |
cosmopolitan.com | Madeline Howard
Not yet convinced on speed dating? Here you go: a pre-vetted dating pool! No swiping! Built-in icebreakers! Zero Photoshopped bio pics! Also, that image that comes to mind when you hear the term ‘speed dating’ (cue awkward singles hovering around a lonely box of doughnuts in a sad basement venue) is no longer it. Because a newer, cooler, actually effective version has arrived to offer you the sheer relief that is IRL ‘scrolling’ through potential dates.
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Dec 23, 2024 |
cosmopolitan.com | Madeline Howard
Relationship experts say the six most common stages of dating range from the meet-cute stage to the moving in together stage. Here's where you land right now.
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Dec 20, 2024 |
bustle.com | Madeline Howard
“Everybody knows the hottest, most gutturally satisfying sex is that which you have with a toxic person,” says Jayne*, 41, a public defender. “That’s why I’m OK with letting go of my moral convictions to engage in casual sex with a conservative.” In fact, Jayne once had a fling with a man whose license plate read “NO MASK.” The hottest man she ever slept with protested at the Capitol on Jan. 6. But could she have had an actual relationship with these guys? Nope.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
wmagazine.com | Madeline Howard
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. After Eve Babitz—the late Los Angeles hedonist, visual artist, and author of 1977’s Slow Days, Fast Company—moved into an assisted living facility in 2021, a box of drafts, diary entries, and, perhaps most enthralling, unsent letters was found sitting in her closet.
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