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The series that details the lives of high profile women such as Oprah, Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin has been growing in popularity since its 2008 debut.
The new women involved with the White House are worth paying attention to — in more ways than one.
The comedian showed up on Saturday night to reprise her hilarious Hillary Clinton impression.
Modeling yourself after a well-dressed political maven can give you an extra edge at the office or elsewhere.
Barbies are so '90s compared to the latest playthings based on our favorite female politicians.
Watch (or watch again) one of the hilarious SNL skits that earned Tina Fey an Emmy this weekend.
John and Jay say it's time for Hillary Clinton to bow out.
The presidential candidates can't escape the curse/blessing of unexpected relatives.
Why Women's History Month? We’ve come a long way, baby, but we’ve still got a long way to go.
Kate sings about Ohio and Texas, and ponders the latest developments in the media and on The L Word.
On Saturday Night Live, Hillary (with Amy Poehler's help) demonstrated an essential presidential trait: the ability to laugh at yourself.
Ann Richards would have had a lot to say about the presidential race, including "Idn't it wonderful?"
Black History Month, Women’s History Month, and discrimination against transgender people in Maryland.
Jay and John discuss the Hillary-Barack situation going into Tuesday’s primary.
Live from New York, the awesome Tina Fey gave us words to live by: "I can do it!" and "Bitch is the new black!"
Many of us look back at our school pictures and cringe. So do these celebrities.
Madame Tussauds has two new figurines: Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore. So I went looking for other waxworks.
It's President's Day in the U.S., so our bloggers are taking a holiday. Why not read some posts about female leaders and sing along with some suffragettes?
Two great music-based campaign videos for two great candidates.
George Bush's "bucket list," investigating baseball, and what Apple should create next.
Kate talks about the Seattle Storm, playing the gender card, and the importance of sticking together during the campaign.
On this week's hit list: The L Word, Lifetime, Sherri Shepherd, and a Fox employee.
The first time a woman has won a primary in the U.S. is a feat worth celebrating, regardless of how you feel about Hillary.
How do the current crop of female presidential candidates and first ladies stack up to the fictional ones?
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