Johanna Ferreira

Even without a wedding date locked in, the actor and TV personality has gotten a head start on treatments she sees as long-game investments.

We tend to imagine history as a series of big, dramatic moments. But some of the most meaningful shifts happen gradually—until one day you look up and realize the ground has moved. One we've been thinking about lately: Latine actors are increasingly defining their own narratives in television and film.

The Colombian superstar’s most vulnerable album yet transforms heartbreak into a meditation on grief, solitude, and allowing yourself to feel it all.

AOC's egg-freezing journey makes one thing clear: reproductive choice means little if women can't afford access to it

Zoe Saldaña put words to something brown and Black women know well: the exhausting, unpaid labor of being expected to represent an entire community

After nearly two decades in the music industry, 'Baraja Bendita' feels full circle—an artist coming into their own

The actor and producer is betting on independent cinema For much of her career, Mishel Prada has brought other people's stories to life.

From rosa mosqueta to LED therapy, here's the routine that finally helped me manage my reactive skin

We can't call infertility a disease while making the treatments to address it accessible only to women who can pay out of pocket

As BeautyCon heads back to school, we're asking what its new curriculum can teach us about expertise, inclusivity, and the future of beauty culture