Moves Magazine Fall 2020 features their annual Power Women honorees, which celebrates female leaders across a wide array of industries, with this year's group representing  companies like Aflac, Nissan, The Hershey Company, Walton Family Foundation, McCann North America, Coty Beauty, WW international Inc. and many more. Cover and Emmy Award-winning CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O’Donnell has the perfect platform for her unique combination of talent, presentation and charisma while having covered five presidential elections, interviewed many notables (even Royalty), and countless world leaders. Cover star Katheryn Winnick hits it big with ABC's Big Sky opposite Ryan Phillippe and produced by David E. Kelley (Chicago Hope, The Practice, Ally McBeal, Boston Legal, Big Little Lies). Needless to say, although 2020 may be bleak, the Sky’s the limit for Winnick. Celebrity profiles dive deep into the current projects of actors Skeet Ulrich, Maggie Q, Jonathan Tucker, Chris Hardwick, Asia Kate Dillon, David Dastmalchian, and anti-bullying activist and author Aija Mayrock. Features include a millennial's musing on the nature of a thought, women in the technology industry,  and the intractable conflicts between liberties and rights.

Lifestyle for City Women highlighting the 2021 Forum, the panel and open floor discussion on the various ways to maximize  potential and best influence and improve the current and future role of women...

Moves Magazine Spring 2020 covers a wide-range of hard-hitting topics mixed with some fun celebrity profiles and as always, two covers. Cover Sian Clifford, of Fleabag fame, touches on her close friendship with co-star Phoebe Waller-Bridge as well as discusses her new UK show, The Quiz; cover Sharon Horgan talks about her hit show Catastrophe opposite Rob Delaney as well as dishes on some very interesting professions in Ireland before hitting it big (ie turkey farmer). Spring 2020 takes a look at Janina Gavankar and her deep connection with Ben Affleck on the set of the critically-acclaimed film, The Way Back; Johnny Flynn gets candid for Autumn de Wilde's Emma; Santiago Cabrera earns his Trekkie cred in Star Trek: Picard, and many more. Features include cybersexism and misogyny online, the rise of the billion dollar plant-based protein industry, cognitive enhancements, the real fear on college campuses during the COVID-19 pandemic, and one person's take on Love in the Time of Corona.

Moves Magazine Fall 2019 features their annual Power Women honorees, which celebrates female leaders across a wide array of industries. This year’s honorees come from Delta, Dutchess Tourism, Western Digital, Apple TV+, Discovery, Principal Financial Group, Intel, Pepsi, Mastercard, John Deere, Aflac, U.S. Air Force, Neiman Marcus, Compass Real Estate, Riot Games, New Balance, Prudential, CruiseOne, FedEx, U.S. Humane Society, The Shelter Pet Project, Xerox, Hulu, CelebrityCruises and Verizon. Female cover, actress Helena Bonhom Carter, discusses how she rejects Hollywood’s constant pressure to conform in an eight page spread. While dressed in Marc Jacobs Runway Collection, she talks about her upcoming role in Netflix’s The Crown and also gives her take on Brexit and British politics. Male cover, actor and musician Billy Bob Thornton, examines his various iconic roles throughout his career. He touches on his tough upbringing in Arkansas and his rise to stardom, ending on a note about the upcoming season three of Amazon Prime’s Goliath. Celebrity profiles highlight the work of Wyatt Russell, Ryan Eggold, O-T Fagbenle, Zeeko Zaki, Manuel Garcia Rulfo and James Badge Dale. Features include an excerpt from Carl Zimmer’s She Has Her Mother’s Laugh which explores what humans pass on genetically to their offspring, one woman’s modern analysis of Cinderella, and the Opioid crisis amongst teenagers.

Moves Magazine Spring 2019 has Taylor Schilling, star of Netflix’s Orange is the New Black on the cover. Schilling discusses how the show shifted what diversity means on screen as well as how working with so many strong women has shaped her own career. Also on the cover, is ABC’S Shark Tank entrepreneur, Daymond John. Raised by a single mother, John explains how he climbed the ladder of success and became the New York hustler he is now recognized as. This issue also features an in depth look at Disney’s Descendants lead Cameron Boyce, who stars alongside Kathryn Hahn in HBO’s new series, Mrs. Fletcher. Noomi Rampace gets introspective in her 8 page spread where she gives an in depth look at her hit role in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Other profiles include Sally Hawkins, Glee’s Diana Agron, Leah Bonnema, Shea Whigham from The Wolf of Wallstreet and American Hustle, HBO’S Chernobyl star Jessie Buckley and HBO’s Band of Brothers actor Stephen Graham. The spring issue also highlights the Moves  Mentor award which recognizes some of the female leaders inspiring younger generations. This years honorees include women from Qualtrics, Northrop Grumman, IMB, Dow Jones, Intel, U.S. Air Force, Aflac, Rosado Shaw, State University of New York, CLC Advisors, Avnet, Th!nk Dutchess, and more. Features include a look at the health benefits of eating bugs, a witty commentary on yoga classes, and an honest look at modern dating.

This fall issue features actress Michelle Rodriguez on the cover who is known for her role in Avatar and Fast and Furious. This cover profile takes an in depth look at Rodriguez’ aspirations towards directing and producing, as well as highlighting her upcoming role in Widows. On the other cover, Patricia Clarkston talks about her latest project Out of Blue which was recognized by The Toronto Film Festival. Clarkston also details her collaborations with Robin Wright, Carol Morley, Isabel Coixet, Sally Potter as well as her upcoming role starring in HBO’s Sharp Objects alongside Amy Adams. This issue celebrates the annual Moves Power Women, honoring female leaders from Huntington Learning Center, Eileen Fisher, HGTV & Food Network, AFLAC, Cognizant, American Express, First Data Corporation, Mastercard, CA Technologies, Barnes & Noble, Capital One, Interpublic Group, CNN, Lucas Bols, Cummins Foundation, Avnet, Whole Foods, and more. Profiles in this issue include Anthony Bourdain and his upcoming season of CNN’s Parts Unknown, Richard Roxburgh from Moulin Rouge and Mission Impossible 2, James Wolk from Showtime’s Billions, Chris Coy from The Deuce which stars James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal, young comedian Marcia Belsky, Billy Magnuson who will appear on this season of Netflix's Black Mirror, Joseph Mazzello from The River Wild, and Ciaran Hinds. This issue is also full of a wide array of features from an inside look at casual dating in New York City to the idea that judging others is deeply ingrained in all of us to some advice from Mayor Betsy Price.

Moves Magazine April 2018 puts Aubrey Plaza, actress on all seven seasons of Parks and Recreation on the cover. Plaza discusses the importance of social media in modern day activism while promoting her new show, Legion, on FX. Olivia Munn speaks out about the #MeToo movement as well as her new role in Ocean’s 8 alongside Sandra Bullock, Anne Hatheway, Rihanna  and Cate Blanchett. Jason Clarke also gets political in his six page spread where he passionately discusses his latest work on Chappaquiddick which is based on late Senator Edward Kennedy. Other celebrity profiles highlight the work of Tom Payne from AMC’s The Walking Dead, New Girl actress Zoe Lister-Jones, Ben Rappaport from ABC’s For The People, Logan Miller from Love, Simon, celebrity chef Laurent Tourondel, Tania Raymonde from Fox’s Malcolm in the Middle, and Sophie Simmons. The issue also honors female leaders in their annual Power Women section. This years honorees include women from MSNBC, State University of New York, Daily Mail, Bayer, Aflac, U.S. Army, Th!nk Dutchess, Twitter, AIG, Google, Sproutel, The MentorShift Group, Morgan Stanley and Airbnb. Features in this issue touch on important issues like the ethics of male circumcision, and Bill Nye’s scientific exploration of why humans have different skin colors which sparks important conversations about racism in America and the rest of the world.

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