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The Go Red For Women Luncheon is on Valentine's Day February 14th and it will be at the Shreveport Convention Center. For information on tickets, sponsorship, or volunteer opportunities contact Laura Landman at the American Heart Association at (318)218-1376 or visit the website here.

Are you a Marilyn, Audrey, Cyndi or a Lucy?

On one hand, you finally have vindication for all the times you were accused of "complaining too much." On the other hand, Assistant professor Sue uses the term "immunologically inferior," to describe men in his study - so I'm sure you'll hear that phrase again.

34% of Women and 62% of men have admitted to checking their partners cell phone or social media and read through messages. Many people claim their partners pay more attention to their phones than to them when they're together. Have you done the same?

In the precious minutes before the authorities arrive, your ability to defend yourself and others is literally the difference between life and death.

The research tells us that the corny advice to focus on finding someone who has a great personality instead of a super duper Hottie-McHottie - is actually good for us

The goal is to shine a light on the significant impact women are making everyday in their fields in hopes they will inspire the next (and hopefully larger) generation of female scientists.

Believe it or not, one in four women are no longer shaving this part of the body. Are you one of them?

Something that started in London has know been duplicated in Florida to help keep women safe in bars. This should be a new thing in Shreveport.

I lock my doors at the gas station the moment when I get out of my car. My boyfriend, Tucker, thinks I am just paranoid. Watching this video, my paranoia is justified.

According to KSLA, in South Carolina a waitress received a not so nice tip from a couple she had been serving. The note said: "Thank you for your excellent service today – your a good waitress. Heres your tip: The woman's place is in the home...

As a man you are most likely to waste $3,000 over your lifetime by not listening to your significant other about this one particular issue. What's worth more, your pride or a fatter wallet?