For world-renowned sprinter Sanya Richards-Ross, 2008 was a tumultuous year. Engaged and scheduled to compete in the Summer Olympics, Richards-Ross discovered that she was pregnant one month prior to her race. Wracked with fear and worry, the Christian athlete did the unthinkable—she had an abortion—and immediately regretted the decision.
In her new memoir, Chasing Grace, Richards-Ross, now…
In southern Virginia, racial tensions are simmering over the fate of Charlottesville’s Robert E. Lee statue. But one local African American farmer is not with the liberal protestors; in fact, he thinks they’re a big part of the problem.
When white supremacist leader Richard Spencer led a rally in Lee Park, a “Love Trumps Hate” group counter-rallied. Afterwards, Chris Newman, owner of Sylvanaqua…
A CBS comedy called Mom is donating a hefty sum to Planned Parenthood. Ironic? Star Allison Janney doesn’t think so.
On Thursday’s episode of CBS This Morning, Mom producer Chuck Lorre and Janney, a seven-time Emmy award-winner, joined co-hosts Charlie Rose, Norah O’Donnell and Gayle King. With Emmy nominations around the corner, King asked Lorre about how he’d decided to spend his awards…
Hollywood director Joss Whedon is using his film talents to keep the nation’s largest abortion provider in business, ironically calling those who would shut it down “inhuman.”
Carhartt, a brand known for its toughness, thinks that’s something moms should be known for too.
In “All Hail the Carhartt Woman,” a young girl narrates as the camera pans between shots of strong women doing a variety of outdoor jobs, from farming to construction to mechanics.
Brawny’s 2017 Mother’s Day ad celebrates mom through a novel perspective – the eyes of a child.
The paper towel brand placed Snapchat spectacles – glasses with embedded cameras – on toddlers in order to visualize how children see their mothers. After splicing video segments together, the result was an adorable compilation of moms and their kids sharing messy and sweet moments.
Conservative actors in Hollywood are few and far between. Although some are afraid to express their political views for fear of ostracism, Antonio Sabato Jr. is not one of them.
On Monday, GOP Strategist Charles Moran confirmed the news that Sabato will challenge Democratic incumbent Julia Brownley for a seat in California’s 26th congressional district.