More recently, she gave a tour of her new single-girl digs.
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They didn't like for a young, single girl to be an editor.
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These days, while Brown's single girl feels ever relevant, Playboy feels dated.
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To be a single girl in the music business in America is tough.
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I have pretty much always been the token single girl among my friends.
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Her best-selling book, "Sex and the Single Girl," was published in 1962.
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I was a single girl, and so I was just telling dating stories.
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Instead of beginning with a single girl and ending with a jubilant couple, the
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You know what, if I was a single girl, I probably would bang Pauly.
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"There is a catch to achieving single bliss," Brown told her "Single Girl" readers.
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What if you had only ever performed this horrifying procedure on one single girl?
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Still, their quest is not just about the soccer future of a single girl.
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I'm the token single girl in my friend group of married and long-term couples.
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As the nightclub singer Gretchen in "Sex and the Single Girl," she performed three numbers.
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You won't know where that installation is, but every single girl on Tinder has been there.
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I don't want to poach a single girl from the Girl Scouts in New York City.
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Rivers's early '60s routines were talky single-girl riffs about her inability to land a husband.
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But this year, not a single "girl" title has captivated millions of readers in the same way.
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I still remember first hearing "Single Girl" back in 1996 and it was a bit of a shock.
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She's a single girl who lives alone, like someone's already broken into her home, what if she was there?
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I just thought I would be living my single girl life in the city and sort of like moving.
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In "An Honest Woman," a single "girl" in her early 30s lives next door to an eavesdropping old man.
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What could have been an intimidatingly blank slate was perfect for Seo, who previously decorated the actress's single-girl apartment.
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I moved to Nashville just off a reality show, as a single girl from Baytown, Texas, and I started writing.
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Sure, right now I'm just a single girl who dances in her underwear to your music in her studio apartment.
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"My mom said a lot of mouths will be open, a single girl going to the Christian world," she said.
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"Every single girl has done it completely differently," she says of her evolution from childhood Disney star to household name.
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Even if you were friendly prior to Drag Race, you don't really see and/or talk to every single girl regularly.
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The Arlington, Texas, native dropped her new single "GIRL," the first track off her second major-label LP, out March 8.
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"It is fair to say today that every single girl and boy in Yemen is facing acute humanitarian needs," he said.
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Oh well, I'm a 24-year-old single girl living in LA. I'd take that over diapers and formula any day.
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Every single girl in my dorm was desperate to be friends with her, and had literally no interest in anyone else.
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Except, I wasn't a freshly divorced single mother, but a depressed, recently dumped single girl simultaneously dealing with heartbreak and career unhappiness.
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They might come across like every single girl from your school in the home counties, but at this point, they're also professionals.
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" (Karen Fairchild didn't mention a title in her intro.) Ashley McBryde showed off her signature grit in new single, "Girl Goin' Nowhere.
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If only Marty McFly were able to drive by and fling a copy of Sex and the Single Girl at her head.
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There are around 130 districts from where not a single girl has graduated from high school in the same period, he added.
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Threaded throughout Sex and the Single Girl is the idea that all a woman really needs in life is an iron will.
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He's not going to fall in love with every single girl right off the bat … at least he can have fun with it.
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"All the world has become their own Carrie Bradshaws," she adds of Sex in the City's introspective single-girl heroine and role model.
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"A Single Girl," a real-time study of a neophyte hotel housekeeper (Virginie Ledoyen), is the gem in these three films from the 1990s.
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We were in our early 30s, and I was the only single girl in the group — they had all gotten married the summer before.
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He came up with the idea for Sex and the Single Girl, he shopped it around, he helped get it into the right hands.
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I like to think I'm just another single girl, but the truth is I believe I have it easier than single women who want children.
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In the spirit of her most recent single, "Girl Code (Don't Be So Uncool)," she also revealed the one decorating trend she simply can't support.
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She's the solo first woman to get to No. 1 in an entire year, since her previous single, "GIRL," made the trek to the top.
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"As a single girl, as 'Ex's and Oh's,' Elle King, that person spent most of her nights in bars until the lights came on," adds King.
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But while you can technically buy them online, without interacting with a single girl, the Girl Scouts of the USA would strongly prefer you do not.
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The single girl works hard every day, and hard work is part of the joy of her life, not just the way she pays for it.
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I feel like maybe she's a little hurt by the Gigi thing, but at the end of the day, he's a single guys, she's a single girl.
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It was only up from there: Brown encouraged her to write Sex and the Single Girl after finding old correspondence between his wife and her former flames.
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Read collectively, her memoirs form a shimmering, meditative, highly erudite "Sex and the Single Girl," by way of a thousand-acre English country estate and Oxford University.
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Out of 216 babies born within the last three months in 132 villages in the region, not a single girl birth has been recorded, according to official data.
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Matthew Weiner, the creator of "Mad Men," frequently cited "Sex and the Single Girl" as a source of inspiration and urged writers for the show to read it.
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"Pretty much every single girl in New York auditioned for the role of Julia," Ms. Fox said — around 200 by the Safdies' count, and some very well-known.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the Grammy winner — who just released her new single "GIRL" — weighs in on the ongoing conversation about women's representation in Nashville and beyond.
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Gradually more figures appear, first as bystanders, but, starting around 2005, the lonely single girl becomes two entwined women, less lovers than a divided female consciousness apparently comforting herself.
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Changing the futures of girls in this region is my life's mission and I won't stop until I have done my part to protect every single girl at risk.
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Changing the futures of girls in this region is my life's mission, and I won't stop until I have done my part to protect every single girl at risk.
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Starting in 1965, she turned the struggling mag around, giving it a single-girl makeover and filling the pages with tips on how to be sexy, sophisticated, and charming.
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She has, over the past few months, evolved from the token single girl in the room to the happiest taken girl in the room, thanks to her very own Aiden.
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"In 2001 there was not a single girl enrolled in a school, but today over 30 percent of the school kids enrolled in schools of Afghanistan are girls," said Sarmast.
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Her third husband, the director Richard Quine, cast her in two of his films, "Sex and the Single Girl" and, in a nonsinging role, "A Talent for Loving" in 1969.
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Ms. Jeffries recorded the albums "Fran Can Really Hang You Up the Most" (1960), "Fran Jeffries Sings of Sex and the Single Girl" (1964) and "This Is Fran Jeffries" (1966).
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Sex and the Single Girl, published in 1962, is famous for making the claim, then considered radical, that a woman could be happy, comfortable, and sexually fulfilled without a husband.
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According to official data, out of 216 babies born within the last three months in 132 villages in the region, not a single girl birth has been recorded, India Today reported.
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I was a single girl in a great city, and every time I went to dinner, I sat in fear of veering off of my plan and eating the wrong thing.
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Sure, it wasn't a debonair sailor selflessly stopping a taxi, à la the show, but it was about the most divine intervention a single girl can ask for in these modern times.
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Valentine's Day is a long ways away, but as a single girl I'm relieved to know that at the very least, I've got a hot date that night with Christian and Anastasia.
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When Helen Gurley Brown published "Sex and the Single Girl" in 1962, her frankness about the fact that unmarried women had sex — and liked it — shocked reviewers and sold millions of copies.
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This bio of Helen Gurley Brown—the author of Sex and the Single Girl, who went on to transform Cosmopolitan magazine—is every bit as brash and racy as the legendary editor herself.
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Through six seasons and two movies, fans fell in love with the fab four on screen as they shared heartbreaks, sex questions, dating advice, friendship dilemmas, and single-girl-in-New-York-stories.
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Let's not let single girl guilt (that old chestnut) drive us to push and push and push to try and place ourselves in as many advantageous positions as possible to meet a partner.
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" In the film, Wilson plays the role of Robin, whom she describes as "a wild single girl living in New York City" who "loves to party and dance up a storm in 'da clubs!
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This triggers even more upheaval when the slightly unhinged imaginary friend she created as a child suddenly reappears to help her navigate the transition from single girl to a woman ready for a family.
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She was no revolutionary, and the "quiet, private, personal aggression" she describes in Sex and the Single Girl, while perhaps helpful in getting ahead at work, is not exactly a recipe for systemic change.
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"We hope that a law will be enacted immediately and that strong action will follow to ensure that every single girl is protected," said Christa Stewart of the London-based women's rights organization Equality Now.
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The audience laughed nervously as she wagged her flawlessly manicured finger at me, pointed out that I was still "a single girl," and challenged me to come back 15 pounds lighter next time she hosted.
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It doesn't serve her in any way to know everything, and Julie has to know what's going on with every single girl at all times or she feels left out and it really affects her.
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The indie producer-singer Chaz Bundick (Toro y Moi) brings the many facets of his diverse musical catalog together and adds a slathering of well-executed autotune on his crisp and inventive single, "Girl Like You."
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Later, as an older woman, she began to call herself a feminist, but earlier on, she was just Helen Gurley Brown, leader of the sexual revolution, author of Sex and the Single Girl, editor of Cosmo.
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Hillis, undeterred, sailed on through her busy, stylish life of solitary splendor, through the era of Betty Friedan and The Feminine Mystique and into the era of Helen Gurley Brown and Sex and the Single Girl.
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Sotelo nails the single girl perspective, skewering incredibly unfun scenarios like attending a backyard barbecue, where your unrequited love is in charge of the grilling and everyone but you is enjoying the guacamole and seemingly in love.
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Grace: I don't know a single girl who would be able to mix Jameson, Jack, Guinness, and Powers and be able to speak at the end of the night, never mind stand on a stool and play darts!
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In "Sex and the Office," Brown's sequel to her loopy best-selling instructional "Sex and the Single Girl," she delivered a playbook for the way young women should understand male bosses that included lessons in making them feel godlike.
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This engrossing biography of Helen Gurley Brown, the legendary editor of Cosmopolitan, who shook up the sixties with her book "Sex and the Single Girl," is written in a style worthy of its subject: intimate, charming, and slightly unhinged.
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In her New York Times best selling book, Sex and the Single Girl: The Unmarried Woman's Guide to Men, published in 1962, Gurley Brown recommended that people survive on only wine, eggs, steak, and black coffee for three days straight.
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" In a relatable single-girl moment, she then easily rounded out why we all dream of a Chandler in our lives: "He's funny and charming and you're like, 'Why aren't there more of you in the world who are single?
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He's Pakistani and was raised Muslim, and though he's not sure he subscribes to the beliefs he grew up with, his parents are still set on finding him a wife by bringing every single girl in their community over for dinner.
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Roomi's data showed that not a single 'Girl' on HBO's popular comedy could afford the nearly $1700 per month required to rent a room in lower Manhattan—or the $1300 price of admission for Greenpoint, one of Brooklyn's most popular neighborhoods.
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But one of his friends may have had an even bigger impact on media, culture, and sexuality today: Helen Gurley Brown, the long-serving editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan and author of the groundbreaking best-seller Sex and the Single Girl.
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Sex and the City, of course, owes a lot to Sex and the Single Girl, as do countless romantic comedies and romance novels (the recently republished Lace, for instance, intersperses sex scenes with long descriptions of its heroines' career development).
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On 1995 single "Girl Power" (written before Spice Girls were a thing, FYI), they spit out the words "I wanna be bad, I wanna be evil", which always strikes me as a brilliant, camp image: two school girls, who just wanna be evil.
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And if your greatest fear is showing up to the beach wearing the same swimsuit as every single girl around you, with an Enchanted Bikini you're pretty much guaranteed to look like no one else – except for the princess herself, of course.
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Along the way she dated glamorously, punched a hole in the glass ceiling of the West Coast advertising business and wrote "Sex and the Single Girl," which, in 1962, dared to celebrate the adventurous lives of single women and decriminalize coitus without matrimony.
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I'm so proud of the Victoria's Secret Show for encouraging that and being a part of that movement because I think it's very important that every single person and every single girl can look at the Victoria's Secret Fashion show now and feel represented.
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As for the music itself, the Frank Ocean influence that Toro Y Moi cited upon the release of the album's first single "Girl Like You" is very much present, and there's also a strong 80's pop feel, with synths and electronic drums abounding.
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In 1977, Vogue published this "crash diet" for women: The recipe originally appeared in 1962, in the New York Times best selling book, Sex and the Single Girl: The Unmarried Woman's Guide to Men, by American writer (and later the editor of Cosmopolitan) Helen Gurley Brown.
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Fran Jeffries, a lithe, silky-voiced singer and dancer who performed a showstopping samba in the 703 film "The Pink Panther" and tantalized Tony Curtis with a seductive performance of the title song in "Sex and the Single Girl" a year later, died on Thursday at her home in Los Angeles.
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In fact, she struck a divisive, Pucci-clad chord of that time: Rather than demand equality or systemic change, Gurley Brown showed women how to leverage their sexuality to get what they wanted, first with her groundbreaking 1962 guidebook, Sex and the Single Girl, and then in the pages of Cosmopolitan magazine during her 32 years as editor-in-chief.
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The Highwomen serviced a classic country single, "Redefining Women" to a format in October that has been virtually ignored by country radio stations, despite it having Maren Morris on the track — she took home the CMA Album of the Year award, has a No. 1 record in the format, and her single "Girl" (itself a feminist statement) went to No. 1 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.
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The track itself sounds very much like every single girl band release from that era mushed together, all of which is to say: every time I hear this intro, I am overwhelmed by the urge to slather on some strawberry-flavored lip gloss, stretch a glittering spaghetti strap crop-top from Tammy Girl over my grown-ass, now 24-year-old self and buss out a slick dance routine.
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The nascent star Drake, still riding high off "Best I Ever Had," was missing from the tour because he'd fucked his ankle up the day before, but that didn't stop everyone in the crowd from screaming along to his verse during "Every Girl," which despite being a song about wanting to fuck every single girl in the world, felt like a wholesome family singalong with the entire Young Money squad up onstage.
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