Glamour And 92nd Street Y Present LOVE YOUR LIFE CONFERENCE 11/1

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Glamour's Women of the Year Awards, the magazine has put together a day of panel discussions and a special reading of selections from Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron's Love, Loss and What I Wore at 92nd Street Y on November 1, 2010. Join Glamour's editor-in-chief Cindi Leive along with a group of inspiring and accomplished women, including everyone from Brooke Shields and Padma Lakshmi to Dylan Lauren and Bethenny Frankel, for this day of remarkable events. The panel discussions will focus on two topics that every woman can relate to: how to achieve success and satisfaction in your work life and the importance of having a healthy body image. The presentation of selections from the renowned play, Love, Loss and What I Wore, performed by former cast members Natasha Lyonne, Sherri Shepherd, Brooke Shields and Jamie-Lynn Sigler, will be followed by a Q&A with the actresses, moderated by Stacy London, who also appeared in the play. Tickets for either panel or the performance are $29 and a full-day subscription to the conference is available for $79. For more information and to buy tickets please click here to visit www.92y.org.

3PM - LOVE YOUR WORK LIFE PANEL
Women today are more ambitious than ever, while at the forefront of redefining what success means. In this panel of high achieving women, we ask what it means to have a satisfying work life. Who are the new role models and what do their experiences teach us?

Anna Sui - Fashion Designer
Arianna Huffington - Co-founder and editor-in-chief, The Huffington Post
Bobbi Brown - CEO, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
Dylan Lauren - CEO and founder, Dylan's Candy Bar
Padma Lakshmi - Top Chef host
Moderator: Deborah Roberts, co-host of 20/20

4:30PM - LOVE YOUR BODY PANEL
Last fall, Glamour published a photo of a beautiful plus-size model named Lizzie Miller and the response was staggeringly positive. In this panel, celebrities from the world of fashion and fitness take a stance on what is beautiful now and why a healthy body image is worth fighting for.

Crystal Renn - author and model
Paulina Porizkova - author, model and actress
Bethenny Frankel - star of Bethenny Getting Married
Katherine Schwarzenegger - author of Rock What You've Got
Ann Kearney Cooke - author of Change Your Mind, Change Your Body
Moderator: Mika Brzezinski - co-host of Morning Joe

7PM - LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE PERFORMANCE
A special Glamour presentation of selections from Love, Loss and What I Wore, an intimate collection of stories by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, based on the bestselling book by Ilene Beckerman and produced by Daryl Roth. A Q&A with the actors will immediately follow the performance.

Brooke Shields - actress, model and author; May 2010 Love, Loss cast
Sherri Shepherd - comedienne, actress and co-host of ABC's The View; June 2010 Love, Loss cast
Jamie-Lynn Sigler - actress; September 2010 Love, Loss cast
Natasha Lyonne - actress; Original cast member of the NYC and LA productions of Love, Loss
Moderator: Stacy London - co-host of TLC's "What Not To Wear"; September 2010 Love, Loss cast

GLAMOUR: Glamour, published by Condé Nast, was recently named Magazine of the Year at the National Magazine Awards, given by the American Society of Magazine Editors. Glamour is the leading women's magazine, reaching more than 12 million readers every month, or one in 10 American women. Glamour outsells 98 percent of all magazines on the newsstand, and glamour.com is a leading women's lifestyle website with approximately 3 million visitors per month.

92nd Street Y: Founded in 1874 by a group of visionary Jewish leaders, 92nd Street Y has grown into a wide-ranging cultural, educational and community center serving people of all ages, races, faiths and backgrounds. 92nd Street Y's mission is to enrich the lives of the over 300,000 people who visit in person each year as well as those who visit virtually, through 92Y's satellite, television, radio and Internet broadcasts. The organization offers comprehensive performing arts, film and spoken word events; courses in the humanities, the arts, personal development and Jewish culture; activities and workshops for children, teenagers and parents; and health and fitness programs for people of every age. Committed to making its programs available to everyone, 92nd Street Y awards nearly $1 million in scholarships annually and reaches out to more than 6,000 public school children through subsidized arts and science education programs. For more information, please visit www.92Y.org.

 

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