I just posted my sneak peek of the set décor from Sex and the City 2 on Monday, and already the questions are flooding in about where to pick up the film's fabulous furnishings. Of course, there will be many more as we get a closer look at the flim, but I thought I'd respond to the first few of you who have already written in. Check out this slideshow to get the details on the décor! Read more

As the weather warms up and May flowers begin to bloom, women around the world are making statements — of both the political and the fashion variety. Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton earned praise for her achievements while current First Lady Michelle Obama honored military families for Mother's Day. Meanwhile, the president offered his support for gay rights, Queen Read more

Prince Harry suited up in Washington DC last night to attend a gala hosted by the Atlantic Council. It was a big evening for Harry, as he accepted the Distinguished Humanitarian Leadership Award from the council. Prince Harry's honor was thanks to his work on behalf of veterans through his and his brother's Foundation of Prince William and Prince Harry. United Nations Secretary General Ban Read more

Time magazine celebrated its 100 Most Influential People last night with a huge bash held inside Jazz at Lincoln Center. Honorees like Kristen Wiig, Chelsea Handler, Claire Danes, Hillary Clinton, Tilda Swinton, and Rihanna all turned out for the mingling and partying. Stephen Colbert, who also made the list, gave opening remarks. He gave shout-outs to Kristen and Spanx creator Sara Blakely. Read more

Last night, HBO's new show Veep premiered, starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as US Vice President Selina Meyer. Selina joins a growing group of female politicians on TV and in films, a trend we're happy to see especially this election year. Not only have two popular female TV characters been campaigning in their current seasons — Leslie Knope in Parks and Recreation and Claire Dunphy in Modern Read more

Natalie Portman took the stage last night to speak during the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's 2012 Elie Wiesel National Tribute Dinner. The actress traveled to Washington DC to attend the event, held at the Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center. The second annual Elie Wiesel honor went to activist Aung San Suu Kyi. Natalie made remarks about her work, and other short speeches Read more

This last week we've been cracking up at Texts From Hillary, so we were sad to find out today that the popular Tumblr inspired by the secretary of state is already shutting itself down. The guys behind the site decided to quit while they were ahead, since, after all, how could they top an actual submission from Hillary Clinton? But while we mourn the end of the short-lived Texts From Hillary, Read more

It's fitting that during Women's History Month the search for one of history's most intriguing women is gaining new steam. Today, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with historians and scientists to kick off a new search for Amelia Earhart's lost airplane. Starting in June, the International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery will start looking for signs of the iconic aviator near the Read more

Inspired by the "1960s rogue girl with a Japanese street sensibility," Gwen Stefani chose to show off her latest L.A.M.B designs against a collage of black-and-white New York City street snaps and closeup shots of girls getting their eye makeup done, all while Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made For Walkin'" boomed overhead. Each look seemed to reflect a moment in Gwen's iconic style Read more

"I think after 20 years, and it will be 20 years, of being on the high wire of American politics and all of the challenges that come with that, it would be probably a good idea to just find out how tired I am," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told State Department employees yesterday. Hillary has been on the national stage for two decades, as a presidential candidate's wife, first lady, Read more