Catch up on all the news you might have missed with our handy summary of the week’s top stories.

Relatable media for the modern woman

Relevant media evolves with women's desires.

The show's ratings are declining, and it may be because people are starting to see objectification for what it is.

Notre Dame students stand up to decrease the sexual-assault carbon footprint.

Let's dig deeper to change our culture for good.

In a Mad Men–esque society where women are still unclear about what ‘counts’ as harassment or are too reluctant to report it, here’s what to do.

Depressed by all the sexualized advertising? Read this now.

Men are speaking out about how porn affects them.

Which is to say, it’s confusing.

I was pleasantly surprised by this new female-led superhero movie.

This topic isn’t going away soon.

Growing research is showing the effects of our ‘misinformation age’ on body image.

Why the latest ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ movie isn’t in my Valentine’s Day plans

The Swimsuit Edition doesn’t ‘celebrate women.’

These celebrities stepped out of the shadow to bring an important issue to light.

Famous for her sexuality, the young star was singing a different tune.

People magazine’s ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ is doing more harm than good.

Ken Bone and Kim Kardashian became Halloween memes this week adding to a dangerous rhetoric in our society.

The singer was right, we should vote—but use our bodies for clickbait? Not so much.

What it’s like to swear off sex in the age of the Kardashians—and wonder if you’ll regret it

She’s so close to being a game changer . . . yet so far.