

Do you think society judges women more if they're single, successful career women who don't follow the traditional path of getting married and having kids?

Times are tough, but how far would you go to make a buck?
Let's face it -- the economy is in the gutter and things are hard for a lot of people right now.
We're in desperate times, but how far would you go to support yourself and family?

In a slump? Sometimes a girl needs something new in her life. Take this quiz and find out if you're due for a change.
Here's some ways to help you cope.
In our troubled financial times, no matter how much you might want to be a stay-at-home mom (or dad!), it's just not in the cards for many of us. You want to provide your family with the quality of life they deserve -- and sometimes the only way to do that is for both parents to work or to be a single (and fierce) working mom.

Do you want to work in the fashion industry?
Lots of girls want to be models and walk runways all over the world, but not every girl can be on top.
Don't forget that there are thousands of jobs in the fashion industry that could be perfect for you.
If you are interested in learning about other careers in the fashion industry, besides modeling, click here and tell us about it.


This is one event you won't want to miss.
Tyra is being interviewed by "Sunday with The Magazine" in front of a studio audience to discuss her career as a super model turned TV mogul and her plans for the future. Tickets are going fast, so be sure to buy yours today!
If you're going to be in the New York City area on Sunday May 3, 2009 and want to attend this special interview with the NY Times and Tyra Banks, click here. This is your chance to learn all about your fave talk show host and the secret to her success.
So what are you waiting for? Click here to get your tickets today!

That drives me crazy!
From our very own "Tyra Show" community, this topic of conversation was a good one. We all have 'em, we all know 'em -- pet peeves. Community member Rhemie asked us all what our pet peeves are. Well, Rhemie, you asked -- we answered.

Dealing with a "toxic" boss.
Hey, folks -- it's Christina from Team Tyra. As I'm sure you've noticed, I'm full of tales and stories, some of them are silly, some of them are sad but true and every now and then a useful one slips out. I'm hoping this will be just such a blog. In this economic state, everyone has at least a little tension when it comes to their jobs -- including higher-ups who you know as your "bosses." Since bosses are just as stressed out as we are, it's not uncommon for them to put a little extra pressure on us -- but there is a limit to that.

A few things you should never dish about at work.
With all the time you spend during the week with your co-workers, it can certainly feel like they're your second family. And with family, you share -- right? Of course it feels natural to gab all day with your office-mates, but there are some topics that are better left out of your "work family" discussions.

Being laid off isn't pretty -- but don't panic.
Friends, what can we say -- these are some troubled times. You might be getting the vibes that you're the next to get the boot, but don't lose your cool just yet.
Soften the blow by being prepared for whatever comes your way.