Jill Ettinger

Ethos

The Cyclospora Outbreak Is a Class Story

By: Jill Ettinger

A record cyclospora outbreak has sickened thousands through fresh produce. Because only humans carry the parasite, it exposes who really grows America's food.

VegNews

Exclusive: Hollywood's A-List Turns Its Attention to the Food System: ‘A Modern Day Disaster'

By: Jill Ettinger

Joaquin Phoenix, the Mara sisters, and a handful of other A-listers are working to reframe the food system with a new nonprofit.

Ethos

The Degrowth Paradox In Reformation's IPO

Reformation's IPO at an $890 million valuation, tests whether a brand built on "buy less" can satisfy markets that demand it sell more.

Ethos

Sydney Sweeney's Blueberry Erewhon Smoothie Asks for $22 and a Little Faith

By: Jill Ettinger

Sydney Sweeney's new Blueberry Syrn joins the celebrity Erewhon smoothie boom. But are these drinks actually healthy?

NewsBreak

The Most-Watched Bird in America Was Once Among the Last

By: Jill Ettinger

Jackie, the Big Bear bald eagle who died earlier this week, drew a worldwide following. Her fame sits atop one of America’s great conservation comebacks, w

Ethos

Gen X Finally Gets Its Due

By: Jill Ettinger

A "Romy and Michele" sequel, a "Clueless" series, and Olivia Rodrigo reinventing Lilith Fair. Gen X is finally getting the credit it deserves.

Ethos

The Most-Watched Bird in America Was Once Among the Last

Jackie, the Big Bear bald eagle who died this week, drew a global following. Her fame sits atop one of America's great conservation comebacks.

VegNews

The 3-Ingredient Avocado Mask This VegNews Editor Swears By

By: Jill Ettinger

According to VegNews editor Jill Ettinger, avocado and oats make the best DIY face mask. Here, she shares her simple homemade recipe.

Ethos

'We Need to Cherish What We Have': The Design Ethos Behind Upcycled Luxury Bagmaker Elvis & Kresse

Elvis & Kresse's handbags are made from upcycled fire hoses, but the most essential component is a commitment to solving the global waste problem.

Ethos

Dolly Parton and Gloria Steinem Were Working on the Same Problem

By: Jill Ettinger

Gloria Steinem named Dolly Parton a Ms. Woman of the Year in 1987. Their deaths, eight days apart, close a long argument about women, work, and who gets to use the word feminist.