Jennifer Armstrong is a pop-culture writer with fifteen years of journalism experience. She spent nearly a decade at Entertainment Weekly , where she was a senior writer covering TV and women in entertainment. She is the author of Why? Because We Still Like You , a history of the original Mickey Mouse Club published by Grand Central, and is currently working on a book about The Mary Tyler Moore Show , to be published by Simon & Schuster in 2013. She has provided pop-culture commentary for CNN, VH1, A&E, and ABC, and her writing has been featured in Salon, Details.com, Match.com, Glamour , Budget Travel , and the Chicago Sun-Times . She also co-founded and continues to run SexyFeminist.com.… Her essays have appeared in the anthologies Altared: Bridezillas, Bewilderment, Big Love, Breakups, What Women Really Think About Contemporary Weddings , and Coffee at Luke’s: An Unauthorized Gilmore Girls Gabfest . �
Heather Wood Rud�lph is the co-founder of sexyfeminist.com and a lifestyle writer and editor. She has spent twelve years covering entertainment and pop culture for outlets such as the Los Angeles Daily News , AOL and Movies.com, and editing lifestyle content for the likes of the Huffington Post and DAYSPA Magazine . She specializes in writing about feminism, pop culture and relationships, and teaches writing for the Gotham Writers’ Workshop.
Heather Wood Rudúlph is the co-founder of sexyfeminist.com and a lifestyle writer and editor. She has spent twelve years covering entertainment and pop culture for outlets such as the Los Angeles Daily News, AOL and Movies.com, and editing lifestyle content for the likes of the Huffington Post and DAYSPA Magazine. She specializes in writing about feminism, pop culture and relationships, and teaches writing for the Gotham Writers' Workshop.