The "Stop the Insanity!" infomercial star exclusively tells EW she doesn't date anymore "because that’s annoying as crap." ...

Advocates for women’s rights, including a state senator, are pushing back against what they deem as “misogynistic” changes to ...

Brett Dadig is accused of harassing, intimidating and threatening women, many of whom he met at Pittsburgh fitness studios.

To close the loop on the bungee skit convo, yes, bungee sessions are high-energy, low-impact workouts that are beneficial for ...

Selfish Supps, the women’s sports nutrition brand that recently launched in the UK, has just dropped its biggest ever Black ...

Lie on back with arms extended toward the ceiling in-line with shoulders and legs bent to 90 degrees (knees above hips). Pressing lower back into floor and engaging abs, slowly extend and lower right ...

Many women leave fertility discussions until late in life, but early knowledge can help inform future decisions comfortably.

JSW Sports CEO Divyanshu Singh outlines how India can sustain the commercial momentum of women’s cricket after the historic ...

The gym is aiming to serve women who feel intimidated in traditional fitness spaces by empowering them with equipment and ...

It’s the fitness app created by Kayla Itsines and beloved by millions of women around the world. And now, you can get access ...

Since being sworn in as secretary, Pete Hegseth has acted to “remov[e] the distractions” from the Department of War.

90s infomercial star Susan Powter, who was known for her anti-diet catchphrase “ Stop the insanity! ” and her Pocket Powter book, has come out as a lesbian, finally putting an end to the greatest ...