Claudia McNeilly

Should we be as shallow about our dining habits as we are about our dating preferences?

Should we be as shallow about our dining habits as we are about our dating preferences?

Studies show that gender-specific food marketing affects the way food tastes to us—and the things we crave.

Dietary supplements are often marketed as natural and healthy—but critics say the industry is perilously unregulated, and some consumers have become sick or even died as a result of taking them.

Because no laws exist regarding the sale of human breast milk, it's technically not illegal but largely unregulated. We spoke to people who sell their breast milk online about why and how they sell their excess lactation.

Eating disorders are typically associated with cisgender women, but research shows that trans youth are four times more likely to suffer from them.

Orthorexia is defined as an obsession with healthy foods. In the age of raw food diets and Instagramming each of your meals as you #eatclean, it's becoming increasingly common—and dangerous.

In a field rife with casual sexism and sexual harassment, female restauranteurs are fighting to change the male-dominated status quo.

We were at New York's Upright Citizens Brigade when comedian and actor Craig Robinson turned a late night comedy show into a legendary dance party no attendee will ever forget.

We interviewed the anonymous person hiding free weed around Vancouver to discuss kush preferences, police attention, and whether or not he’s worried about getting kids high.

Anuradha Koirala is a 65-year-old woman who's spent the last 21 years saving women and girls from human trafficking in Nepal. We interviewed her about raiding mafia-run brothels and rescuing some 50,000 people from the sex trade.

Maiti Nepal works to identify, rescue, and rehabilitate Nepalese women after they have been trafficked and forced into prostitution.