Evie Magazine

Many women in the United States feel overlooked by the publishing industry. They are frustrated with having to turn to low-quality or politically slanted websites and magazines for reliable information on health, beauty, and other important topics. For too long, these publications have tried to prove women’s worth by suggesting they should mirror men. That’s not our approach. We celebrate women and highlight the distinct qualities that make us special. Men cannot replicate our experiences, and those who recognize this are typically our biggest supporters. With that in mind, let us introduce you to Evie. Evie is a modern digital magazine created for young women, by women, addressing the most intriguing and significant issues in our lives. Our goal is to empower, inform, and entertain you with top-notch content that embraces your femininity, promotes positive values, and provides a more honest viewpoint than the agendas found in other media. Whether you're a student, a working professional, or a stay-at-home parent, Evie is here for you. You deserve stories that resonate with what matters to you, and we are committed to delivering them in an enjoyable format. That’s why we’ve developed one of the fastest, safest, and most advanced websites available. And just like you, Evie is continuously evolving.

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12 Bad Habits Women Normalize (And Men Can't Stand)

3 days ago | eviemagazine.com | Anna Hugoboom

Somewhere along the line, quirks turned into personality traits, and bad habits became punchlines. These days, it’s not uncommon to hear women casually brag about always being late, surviving solely on coffee, or blowing their budget at Target, as if self-sabotage is somehow cute or empowering. And while the self-awareness might be there, the effort to actually change? Not so much. None of us are perfect (nor should we be), and men have their own set of faults, too.
Why This Surprisingly Simple Nutrition Rule Beats Every Diet You’ve Tried

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

“Add, don’t subtract” is a food philosophy people adopt for various reasons. For some, it may be for weight management; for others, it’s meeting their nutrient needs. What they have in common is a food philosophy that promotes abundance over restriction. But what does that mean? Surely you can’t lose weight by eating more, right? That’s true in a specific sense: eating more calories. We’re not changing the laws of thermodynamics here.
The Uncomfortable Truth About Freeing Britney

1 week ago | eviemagazine.com | Jaimee Marshall

Britney Spears Accidentally Reveals Bare Breast in New Dancing Video. Britney Spears Disheveled & Distressed in Airplane Photo. Britney Spears Drinking, Lighting Cigarette on Flight, Authorities Called. These are a few recent headlines that pop up when you search Britney Spears. Not new music, interviews, or positive developments, but tabloid gossip fueled by recurrent episodes of apparent chaotic behavior.
How Morgan Wallen Accidentally Became A Symbol Of America’s Cultural Divide

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Meghan Dillon

The funny thing about the internet is that things either age like milk or fine wine; there’s rarely an in-between. A perfect example of something aging like fine wine is a 2023 TikTok created by Barstool Sports personality Jack Mac. “A great example of how there are two Americas right now is the popularity of Morgan Wallen,” he says to open the TikTok. “In New York City, people act like Morgan Wallen is a B or C-list celebrity.
The Porn-Brained Women Of Monster Smut | Evie Magazine

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com

Focusing on women and celebrating what makes them so unique, Evie Magazine helps women seek truth and find beauty...the kind that really matters.
Reclaiming The Lost Art Of Courtship

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Sarah Hernholm

When my now-husband first said to me, "Let me court you, and then you can make up your mind," something shifted within me. Those simple words cut through years of exhaustion from the modern dating scene—where swiping, ghosting games, and power struggles had gradually worn me down. I hadn't always approached dating transactionally, but the culture had slowly pulled me into its rhythm.
Are Men Actually Getting Uglier? The MAHA Theory That’s Blowing Up Online

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Anna Hugoboom

One can’t deny there is a major lack of attractive and healthy masculinity in supply right now. Why else would there be more obese and autistic people in America than ever before in its history, or the epidemic of infertility and low testosterone threatening our future population?
In Defense Of The Bro Archetype

2 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Meghan Dillon

I grew up in an upper-middle-class suburb outside of Chicago and went to college at a state school with a party reputation, so it's safe to say I've known bros my entire life. Sure, some are douchebags chasing the next girl who will jump into bed with him to affirm his ego while he brags about his trust fund, but these types were the minority.
10 Ways To Enjoy Your Luteal Phase And Prepare For Your Period

3 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Anna Hugoboom

The luteal phase gets a lot of brunt for being the “crazy” phase with all the changing hormones, cravings, and cranky PMS. But symptoms like drastic mood swings and cramping are signs of hormonal imbalance and even nutritional deficiency (because our changing hormones need nutritional support for the changing events in our bodies). So, if we work with our body and accommodate those changes, we can actually minimize PMS and gently ease into our periods.
"Tracker" Star Justin Hartley Says 'Unapologetic ‘Masculinity' Is The Show’s Secret Weapon-And Audiences Are Loving It

3 weeks ago | eviemagazine.com | Carmen Schober

It’s no secret that modern entertainment has been tiptoeing around the concept of masculinity, often treating it like an outdated idea or a threat. But if you’ve been paying attention, you’ve likely noticed a shift. Shows like Reacher and Yellowstone are reeling in massive audiences, and at the center of this renaissance is Justin Hartley’s new action-mystery series, Tracker.