In 1985, a 21-year-old Courteney Cox starred in a Tampax commercial, becoming the first person to say "period" on American TV. At 58, the Friends actress is updating that ad with a menopausal twist.

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Naomi Watts is not feeling “skittish” talking about menopause. At 54, the actor has said that she rejects the notion that menopause marks the end of one’s life. So as a result, she’s raising awareness ...

Naomi Watts has never been shy about discussing menopause and normalizing conversations about women's health. On Tuesday, the 54-year-old got candid on Instagram about women experiencing dryness when ...

How do you sell a feminine-hygiene product nobody wants to talk about? By making a guy use it. One day a high school boy wakes up and can’t find his manhood. Literally. The family jewels have gone ...

Anyone who menstruates will tell you: a period often doesn’t look or feel like the rapturous dancing portrayed in a typical tampon ad. Taking aim at the sanitized and euphemistic nature of mass ...

"Saturday Night Live" musical guest Billie Eilish wasn't the only one to carry a tune on the show's holiday episode. In one bit, the women were joined by "SNL" cast member Bowen Yang as they spoofed ...

New York (CNN) — Anyone who menstruates will tell you: a period often doesn’t look or feel like the rapturous dancing portrayed in a typical tampon ad. Taking aim at the sanitized and euphemistic ...