Body-positive messages on social media have helped millions of people feel empowered. It's hard to go on TikTok or Instagram without seeing posts promoting the body positivity movement. While this ...

The acne positivity movement is taking storm online. Between celebrities opening up about their skin issues and body-image activists taking a stand, people are starting to look at themselves in a ...

Ashley Judd doesn’t care. The actress, 57, shared a body-positive message on Instagram Tuesday while swimming in the Baltic Sea. “Hi, I’m Ashley and I am a member of the ‘We don’t care club,'” she ...

A new cultural ideal for women is ultrathin and cloaked in the language of inclusivity and self-acceptance. Credit...Illustration by Leonie Bos Supported by By Amanda Hess Recently Instagram led me to ...

Scientists have found that viewing nature images on Instagram can have a positive impact on users' well-being and emotions, in contrast to prevailing narratives about social media use.

As an influencer, I talk to two million people every day about being confident in my skin. It’s a feeling that’s hard-earned – I’ve recovered from an eating disorder, navigated pregnancies and gained ...

With weight-loss drugs reshaping bodies and the return of the skinny ideal, shapewear sits at an interesting crossroads.

Meghan Trainor changed the lyrics of her body-positive song “All About That Bass” after her weight loss transformation and breast augmentation. The pop star was performing the 2014 hit during ...

All about that new body. Meghan Trainor flaunted her dramatic body transformation at a movie premiere in Los Angeles on Wednesday, months after admitting to using a weight-loss drug and undergoing a ...

On Sunday, Meghan Trainor changed one of the lyrics in her 2014 song “All About That Bass” during her performance at iHeartRadio’s KIIS-FM Wango Tango at Huntington Beach, Cali. Trainor changed the ...