A notification arrives at 2 AM. Women across three continents are awake, whether they are nursing an infant, finishing a graveyard shift, or simply cannot sleep due to anxiety. They scroll through their phones to find messages of encouragement, practical advice, and the kind of understanding they might not find among the people they are... The post When Sisterhood Is Digital: Building Online Communities That Uplift Marginalized Women appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

One of the most creative and personal experiences of preserving the memory is to make a painting out of your favorite photo.  This has been simplified and made more affordable with the help of custom paint-by-number kits, which have enabled anyone, no matter how skillful, to paint a masterpiece that could pass as a hand-painted... The post 6 Tips for Choosing the Perfect Photo for Your Custom Paint by Number Kit appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

If you are a busy professional carrying a full life on your plate while continuing to reach for the next step, The University of New South Wales in Australia (UNSW) Online provides a pathway that respects that reality. It combines the credibility of a global research-based university with an online model that recognizes that school... The post An Honest Review Of UNSW Online Courses appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Perimenopause is often described as the “in-between” stage before menopause, but for many women, it’s when the first visible and physical changes to their skin begin. As hormones fluctuate, skin becomes drier and less elastic, prompting a subtle but telling shift in what women choose to care for most. A new nationwide survey by TENA,... The post NEW SURVEY: How Perimenopause Is Quietly Reshaping Women’s Skincare Habits appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Breakups are never easy, and they often leave people wanting to hide away and reach for something more low-key. But what if your wardrobe could help speed up the healing process? Global searches for “healing outfits” are up by 508% in the past three months, while “revenge dress” is being searched for over 34,000 times... The post The ‘Revenge Dress’ Reimagined: Color Theory Expert Reveals How To Dress Up After A Breakup appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

In time for Veteran’s Day comes a new book that explores the emotional impact of loss, resilience, and identity across cultures and generations. Author Carol Van Den Hende‘s ‘Dear Orchid‘ draws on her Asian-American heritage in parts of the book through a series of letters and intimate portraits that explore the messy beauty of friendship,... The post New Literary Collection Explores The Impact Of Loss, Resilience, And Identity Across Cultures And Generations. appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Interview and story by Latina Bohemian Sabrina Ortega Lopez is a Boston based designer originally from the Dominican Republic, who has created a brand that seamlessly merges the essence of both cultures; proving you can be multicultural. Specializing in faith-inspired, handcrafted designs, her work celebrates women’s individuality and body. Focused on high fashion and red-carpet events, Sabrina’s... The post Dominican Fashion Designer Embraces Faith and Culture Through Innovative Design appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

It is the Southern true crime story that has captivated audiences around the country, and become the subject of a top-rated podcast series, a bestselling book, both helmed by journalist Mandy Matney. If you have been following everything and anything to do with the Murdaugh Murders, you already know who Mandy is and are familiar... The post Journalist Mandy Matney Turns #1 Podcast About The Murdaugh Murders Into A New HULU Series appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

In a man’s world, a woman has to make some noise to be seen and heard. That’s exactly what teenage concert promoter (yes, you read that right!) Vera Brandes did, breaking a few rules along to way to become the woman responsible for an iconic musician’s now-legendary performance. ‘Köln 75’, from filmmaker Ido Fluk and... The post New Film Shares Untold Story Of The Woman Who Made Keith Jarrett’s Legendary Performance Possible appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

By Leigh M. Hall Fierce. Feminine. Fatal. When you think of Southern Gothic novels, you probably think about spooky settings, paranormal activity, and spiritual sacrifices. Perhaps an old, abandoned mansion, or a long-forgotten house in the woods. But don’t forget about the strong, fearless female leads who drive many of these stories. Historically, you would... The post Reimagining Stereotypical Female Character Tropes In Southern Gothic Horror appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

It’s giving us Ser Brienne of Tarth from ‘Game of Thrones’ vibe, with a love story that will leave fans of YA queer, medieval fan fic in no doubt that this is a story for them. Publisher Oni Press has issued a “hear ye, hear ye” announcement of Fiona Marchbank’s (‘Fairest Of All: A Villains... The post LADIES OF THE KNIGHT Brings Medieval Flair To New Queer-Normative Historical Fantasy appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

A shocking new study has revealed that female cyclists in Iowa are 13 times more likely to be involved in a cycling accident than those in Nevada. San Augustine County in Texas was revealed as the most dangerous county for female cyclists with an average annual accident rate of 4.88 per 100,000 people. The National... The post New Study Reveals America’s Most Dangerous States For Female Cyclists appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.