There’s a moment in almost every relationship where something shifts. Maybe he starts guarding his phone. Maybe the stories don’t add up. Maybe you just feel it in your gut, that quiet knowing that something is off. For a long time, women were told to ignore that instinct. Trust him. Don’t be paranoid. You’re overthinking... The post Why More Women Are Using Technology to Get Answers About Their Relationships appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

March 5 is PCOS Advocacy Day. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a term used to describe a pattern of hormonal imbalance that can affect women during their reproductive years, is often talked about online, but it is also widely misunderstood. Many people assume it looks the same for everyone. Others think it is only about fertility... The post Education Over Misinformation – What You Need To Know About Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Verona, a city in the heart of northern Italy’s Veneto region, has layers of history, culture, and romance. It’s famous as the setting for Shakespeare’s tragic love story, “Romeo and Juliet,” but Verona has so much more to offer than just the love-filled air. Whether you are an art enthusiast, a lover of history, an... The post What Makes Verona Ideal For A Short Cultural Break appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Burnout, uncertainty, and a growing sense of disconnection have fueled a surge in spiritual curiosity — particularly practices that promise inner alignment rather than external fixes. In ‘The Akashic Way: Living Through the Lens of the Akashic Records’, three-time Emmy Award-winning director and advanced Akashic Records practitioner Mary Madeiras explores why so many people are... The post From Burnout to Alignment: Why Inner Healing Is Gaining Attention In Uncertain Times appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

After 35 legendary years, The Dinah, the world’s most iconic and longest-running music festival and party for queer women, has been sold by founder and producer Mariah Hanson to queer event producer and longtime Dinah Operations Manager Bella Barkow and seasoned Dinah emcee, reality TV star and real estate entrepreneur Rose Garcia. The acquisition ensures The Dinah remains independently owned, community-led, and... The post Iconic Queer Music Festival The Dinah Sold To New Owners After 35 Years Under Visionary Founder Mariah Hanson appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Women are often told to stay quiet to “keep the peace.” Don’t rock the boat. Let people cool off. Be the bigger person. Move on, and everyone’s happy. It’s sold as being mature. As making life smooth. But smooth for whom, though? Not the woman holding back. The weight of staying silent lands on you.... The post 6 Situations Where Staying Quiet to “Keep the Peace” Can Backfire on Women appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Thoughts that run through our heads when we think of long-term travel plans are dreams of the sunset on the terracotta roofs of Lisbon, or the rhythmic chanting in the temples of Sri Lanka. But, for women travelers and digital nomads, the experience of living on the road is about more than the right itinerary.... The post Tips for Managing Women’s Health on Long-Term Trips appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, clinicians warn that the pressure to find a romantic connection is intensifying stress and low mood among singles, particularly those relying on dating apps. According to research from Flinders University, many dating app users report worse mental health and wellbeing outcomes (anxiety and depression) compared to non-users. Coupled with the already... The post New Research Suggests Valentine’s Day Pressure And Dating Apps Linked To Higher Depression Risk appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

By Cindy Leigh Success in creative industries rarely follows a straight line. More often, it’s shaped by risk, resilience, and a willingness to keep showing up long after the easy paths disappear. For many women working in film and television, the journey is not just about mastering craft—it’s about carving out space in an industry... The post Film Producer Mariya Miloshevych Draws From Her Immigrant Journey To Become A Dedicated Storyteller appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

Debut author Lena Fein was raised in madness by a violent and controlling mother, obsessed with household cleanliness and the beauty of her porcelain dolls. To survive, Lena perfected the art of dissociation, racing through school with straight A’s, becoming a top producer at a high-tech company, and clicking through two marriages without ever slowing down... The post New Memoir “Shattering The Mirror” A Testament That Healing Is Possible At Any Age appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

In February 2026, Screen Door Press, an imprint of the University Press of Kentucky, will publish the linked short story collection ‘But Where’s Home’ by Toni Ann Johnson. Winner of the 2024 Screen Door Press Fiction Prize, the book follows Johnson’s previous collection, ‘Light Skin Gone to Waste’, a 2023 NAACP Image Award nominee for... The post NAACP-Nominated Author Lays Bare The Realities Of Black Life In America In New Novel “But Where’s Home?” appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.

It was described as a “wonderfully, warm-hearted romance” by RogerEbert.com, and it’s not hard to see why audiences and critics alike loved the 2025 film ‘A Nice Indian Boy’, starring Karan Soni, Jonathan Groff and comedian Zarna Garg. It’s a reminder to the industry at large that stories that don’t necessarily follow typical romance formulas,... The post ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ Producer Amanda Verhagen On Bringing Intentional, Inclusive Leadership To Every Set appeared first on GirlTalkHQ.