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March/April 2019

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Spring Styles from NY Fashion Week Check out these three designers’ looks for spring

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34 Becoming One of the Few Female Rangers

Lt. Emily Lilly does what few women have done: complete Ranger School

104 Looking Back at Her Historic Ascension

How astronaut Ellen Ochoa directed and diversified NASA, while making space for other women

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Fighting to Expose and End Child Marriage One woman’s fight for the eradication of child and arranged marriages

112 'Big Bang’ Theory’s New Rising Star

Rati Gupta may end the hit sitcom’s season with a big bang

14 Wholesome, Healthy Cauliflower Recipes 18 Designer Décor for Spring Table Perfection Edward Perotti shares his new

favorite table settings for the season

24 Don’t Forget Your Baby! Learn how to prevent your motor memory from taking over

38 Navigating Open Relationships

Expert advice for those who decide two just isn’t enough

Try out these yummy, cauliflowerbased meals

22 This Season’s Bigger, Bolder Hair Trends

From textured looks to tousled tresses, these are the latest hair trends

32 Review: New Skincare Line Offers No BS Ingredients These chemists may have created the right mix of information and ingredients

40 5 Tips to Reduce Belly Fat Helpful tips to help you combat stubborn midriff fat

50 Not One [Woman] Less: Domestic Abuse

Cindy Arlette Contreras Bautista’s fight for the safety of women

122 Radical Life Changes in 4 Steps Improve your life, improve your confidence

42 Review: Homemade Hemp Soaps for Body & Soul

Sydney Caylor makes it her mission to deliver pure, nourishing soaps

90 Helping Women Giggle Away Their Bladder Leaks

Fashion director finds a reusable solution for disposable pads


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26 Taking Spring Break in San Diego The best places to visit in San Diego for spring break

96 Leading the Way for Females in the Military The first female commander making her own rules

86 Craft Box Girls Share Spring DIY Projects

Learn more about Lynn Lilly and try some of her special creative crafts

95 Quincy Jones Calls Her ‘The One’

Sheléa Frazier may be the hardest working woman in music

108 Making Meaningful Films is Her Secret

10 Disruptors Wreaking Havoc on Your Hormones The toxic habits in your life putting stress on your hormones

30 The Spirit and Spirited in Female Campaigns

How women are using cooperation to usher in a new style of politics

48 Being Fit and Feeling Great

Female director seeks viewer inspiration from her films productions, not praise

12 Gadgets to Ease Traveler’s Anxiety

Enhance your travel life with these useful gadgets

54 Can I Speak to Your Manager?

Janine Delaney’s secrets to feeling great in your skin

Why some employees retaliate with bad customers

80 What Women Need to Know about Heart Disease Women often

84 Can Spending Money Increase Confidence?

overlook these important facts about heart disease

Are you judging others based on their financial choices?

118 Book review: ‘Happily Ever After Divorce’ Learn how to empower yourself after a divorce

120 Book review: ‘I Only Have Eyes for You’ New book captures the allure of eyes by featuring famous portrayals

124 Spring Heriscopes

Read your latest HER-iscope and discover your future!


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Going Out with a

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Rati Gupta’s New Role

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laying Raj's (Kunal Nayyar) new fiancé, Anu, in the 12th and final season of the award-winning CBS TV series “The Big Bang Theory,” actress Rati Gupta describes the experience as a “dream” on the “wild ride” of an actor’s life.   In Gupta’s first role on a network TV show, she plays an ambitious, successful hotel concierge who desires to own her own hotel one day. Anu's dominant personality complements Raj's more passive manner, so their impending arranged marriage by Raj’s father could actually work.   Landing this role on the final season of a hit TV show that averages nearly 20 million weekly viewers and is the most watched show currently on the air was not as intimidating as some may think. The castings directors were familiar with her because they had auditioned her for another role on the show about five years previously. When they called her to read for this new role, she read for the show’s executive producers, Steve Holland and Steve Molero.   “I just kinda did my thing, and they were both smiling and nodding, like as if to say, ‘Yeah, this was it. We have nothing more to say,'” she said. “I got the call later that day.”   The 35-year-old actress described getting the role as a “crazy whirlwind” because she, at the time, was working on another series. She was shooting the final scene of the last episode on “Future Man” for Hulu, starring Seth Rogen and Josh Hutcherson. Gupta stars as Rake, a carefree, fun-loving member of the future humans who is married to Wolf (Derek Wilson), the lead character who has recruited Josh. “It was kinda this poetic, perfect actor moment where I finished one job and immediately had another. And that

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