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[ad_1] The vaccine pioneer protecting the world. The most powerful force in hip-hop. The TV detective campaigning for survivors in real life. The superheroes of democracy. The activists countering Asian
Read More[ad_1] In 2013—after enduring multiple professional setbacks, one denied grant after another, and a demotion at the institution to which she’d been devoted for decades—Katalin Karikó, Ph.D., walked out of
Read More[ad_1] The best advice I’ve received in my life has been from my mother who quotes Polonius in Hamlet, saying, “To thine own self be true.” She must have told
Read More[ad_1] The first Glamour Women of the Year ceremony was held in November 1990 in New York City at the iconic Rainbow Room, 65 floors above Rockefeller Center. Editor in
Read More[ad_1] A note from Samantha Barry, Glamour editor in chief: At the very first Women of the Year Awards, in 1990, Glamour’s legendary editor in chief Ruth Whitney took to
Read More[ad_1] For more than 80 years, Glamour has celebrated powerful women. The magazine relaunched in 1943 as a place “for the girl with a job,” and that mission to amplify
Read More[ad_1] Electric. That’s how Glamour staff members past and present describe our annual Women of the Year awards, which celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2020. When the event started in
Read More[ad_1] Amid the dozens of A-listers slated to perform at Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremonies is one name to watch out for: Amanda Gorman. At just 22, Gorman will be the
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