“I’m ready to shed my winter clothes,” wrote a CoJ reader named Hilleary. “What are the spring trends?” I know some people don’t care about trends — life is short, wear whatever you’d like! — but I actually love the visual
This weekend, I caught a patented cold-and-cough combo from my kids. While recovering, I sucked on French lozenges and turned on a movie…
Have you seen Oh, Hi? Starring Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman, the movie follows new couple Iris
When it comes to pancakes, I tend to stick with the basic styles — buttermilk, Bisquick, banana — and my general take is that if you don’t over-mix and you keep an eye on your burner, you’ll be great. Before
Natasha Pickowicz has incredible hair, and a lot of it. As a chef and author (her new cookbook, Everyone Hot Pot, just came out!), she also has a physically demanding job that requires it to be out of the
A few months ago, we asked you what money questions are on your mind. We got nearly a thousand responses, and one theme that came up over and over was the financial trickiness of being a stay-at-home parent. Today, we
Last month, when I read Rachel Hochhauser’s Lady Tremaine — a reimagining of Cinderella from the perspective of her stepmother – I was blown away. In the novel, Lady Tremaine pulled herself out of poverty as a teenager, but now,
It’s rare to find a recipe that checks all the boxes: quick, easy, low-mess, and complete (meaning no sides required). When I spotted Mariam Daud’s oozi recipe in her new cookbook, I Sleep In My Kitchen, I knew immediately
“I’d only been to one Nigerian wedding before ours,” says Jeanne. She’s American, and her husband, Folarin, is British Nigerian. Portugal felt like a good meeting point for guests coming from multiple continents, and together the couple hosted a big
Has anyone seen this show Heated Rivalry? I’M KIDDING. It’s peak season for indoor activities, like TV binging and movie nights (and ice hockey, and…other things). Since we love chatting about favorite shows, old and new, we thought
When I told my friend Nora that I was pregnant with a boy, she looked at me over plates of pasta and said, “Oh, Joanna, you have the opportunity to raise a kind man.” I thought that was such
