Living

Situations that might seem more innocuous can initiate trauma responses in a child—from sports injuries to animal bites to having surgery.

Advice: His ambivalence about where he lives (mostly your place) is a convenience and a money-saver he’s holding onto tightly.

Advice: She definitely needs to see a medical professional both for her physical health, and for her mental health. Help her set that up. Offer to go with her.

It's becoming more difficult to find top talent, and companies are having trouble recruiting qualified candidates.

Advice: You never know what someone else’s story is, and you can’t know what it’s like to be at their life stage.

Since the beginning of science itself, women have been at the forefront of discovery.

Life happens, people’s routines and schedules change, and sometimes a carpool has run its course. That’s OK.

The Best Picture trophy, in particular, receives the most attention and controversy, with the winner potentially seen as a reflection of where the national conversation is at a given time.

Advice: Find the humour and keep it light during the cranky teen phase. But if you have any real concern that there is actually something wrong, then find someone for your teen to talk to.

"Fighting tradition in order to evolve is very, very difficult for these storied organizations," David Canfield, a staff writer for Vanity Fair covering awards.