Big philanthropy used to be dominated by men. But Melinda Gates, MacKenzie Scott, Dr. Priscilla Chan, and many other wealthy women are flexing their power to change — and improve — how philanthropy works.

“The only way forward is with Black women not as the saviors of democracy, but as the beneficiaries of it.” (YES.)

It was recently reported that only about 20 companies led by women have ever gone public. Jessica Alba’s Honest Company may bump that number up soon, though.

At Ellevest, our mission is to get more money in the hands of women. So we designed a membership that could pay for itself and get more money into your hands — literally. Here’s how.

All three of poet Amanda Gorman’s upcoming books are giant presale best-sellers. She’s also reading a new poem at the Super Bowl — yes, poetry at the Super Bowl! — and as a casual side gig, she’s got a modeling contract with IMG. (Wow.)

17-year-old JoJo Siwa has an enormous (and fully monetized) children’s entertainment platform — and her joyful coming out is a “massively big deal,” both for LGBTQIA+ kids and for the industry.

Tomorrow is National Women and Girls in Sports Day and it’s the first week of Black History Month. We give you a “starter kit” of 28 Black women athletes who made sports history.