The Caramel Apple Nothing says fall like that first bite into a crisp apple coated in golden, gooey caramel — the perfect mix of tart and sweet, nostalgia and comfort. Behind this timeless treat is an innovative business woman whose recipe is still enjoyed today! A Legacy Dipped in Sweetness The first Affy Tapple was created by the Kastrup family. According to Affy Tapple’s company's history , this was the first caramel apple created in the United States which is why the comp

Since 1990 Glamour has been shining a light on women who have taken charge and spoke out. This year’s honorees are no different, the 2025 class includes six extraordinary women who are trailblazers that aren’t just breaking records, they are rewriting the rules for women. The 2025 Glamour Women of the Year Awards brought elegance and inspiration to The Plaza Hotel in New York City on November 4, 2025.  Glamour’s Women of the Year honorees are chosen through a combination of e

Every Halloween when Heidi Klum steps onto the red carpet, it’s not just a costume, it’s a creative statement. This year, at her 24th annual “Heidiween” party, with dozens of celebrity guests in attendance, Heidi Klum’s 10-hour transformation left her completely unrecognizable. Klum transformed into the mythic Medusa, complete with green-scaled skin, a crown of writhing snakes, and a presence that was fierce and wholly unapologetic. For more than two decades, Klum has been re

Historic Wins Across U.S. Elections Signal a New Era This week’s elections weren’t just about party politics, they were about progress. From New York City to Virginia and New Jersey, voters delivered a resounding message: representation matters, and women are leading the charge toward a more inclusive future. In a powerful turn of events, voters across key states this week sent a clear message: it’s time for change, and women are leading the way. In Virginia, former CIA offic

Walk into any workshop, and you’ll hear it: the sharp hum of a circular saw cutting clean through wood. It’s a sound that powers construction sites, furniture studios, and DIY garages across the world. But behind this tool, often associated with brute strength and industry, stands the ingenuity of a woman who saw a better way. In the early 1800s, Tabitha Babbitt, a member of the Shaker community in New Lebanon, New York, noticed something most others overlooked. Watching two