Miranda

Miranda is senior writer at Rolling Stone, where she covers music and pop culture. She’s written cover stories on Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, and Boygenius, the latter of which won Best Entertainment Feature at the Southern California Journalism Awards in 2024. She’s also interviewed iconic musicians and actors like Stevie Nicks, Neil Young, Jamie Lee Curtis, Christina Ricci, and others. She focuses on in-depth features on the unsung women of the music industry, from Seventies singer-songwriter Judee Sill to singer Nicolette Larson. Her feature on Michelle Phillips of the Mamas and Papas won The Newswomen’s Club of New York’s Front Page Award in 2023. She resides in Brooklyn with her husband (and a lot of plants).

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Vitamin D – the real scoop.

Vitamin D – the real scoop.

There has been a lot of talk lately about Vitamin D and the controversy on what it does, how much you need, and how to get it.  Let me set it all straight for you. Vitamin D is extremely essential for your body and skin; it helps with everything from maintaining your...

Cuddle up with a bowl of chili

Cuddle up with a bowl of chili

What could be better on these cold fall nights than a hot bowl of chili?  Chili can be healthy if you make it right, and contains many ingredients that are good for your body and skin. Start with ground turkey, or at least lean ground beef, to save you some fat...

Caffeine and skin – good, bad – or both?

Caffeine and skin – good, bad – or both?

You may like to start your day with a cup of coffee – or three - , have a cola with lunch, then have a cup of tea before bed.  Not to mention any chocolate, pain relievers, and prescription drugs, so you may not even realize how much caffeine you are ingesting every...

Chia – the greatest little seed ever?

Chia – the greatest little seed ever?

Back in the 80’s we all had those little ceramic animals that sprouted seeds known as Chia Pets.  Little did we know that years later the nutritional community would be talking about chia again and calling it “the greatest little seed ever”. Chia (Salvia hispanica) is...

The wonders of Witch Hazel

The wonders of Witch Hazel

Witch hazel is a completely natural flower from the Hamamelidaceae family and is derived from a shrub commonly grown throughout North America.  The medicinal ingredients are taken from the leaves and bark of the shrub and have been used for its healing properties for...

Meditate your way to clear skin

Longtime students of yoga and meditation have reported not only a calmer presence, a better outlook on life, healthier sleep, but clearer skin and less skin issues as well. Meditating on a regular basis brings the breath into the body and puts the body in a state of...