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Cosmo is feminist in that we believe women are just as smart and capable as men and can achieve anything they want. But it also acknowledges that while work is important, men are, too. The Cosmo girl absolutely loves men!

Helen Gurley Brown (1922-)

Helen Gurley Brown

Cosmo. I didn't see you come in.

There's something you ought to know. I slept with Cosmo last night.

If Cosmo is Number 1 in China, can democracy be far behind?

In the eight years I've been editor of 'Cosmo' I've learned so much and tried to use those lessons in my own life.

Certainly Vogue was the total seal of approval, but Cosmo was up there. You had those and your cosmetics contract, and you were all set.

Cindy Crawford (1966-)

Cindy Crawford

Chandler: [entering from bathroom, with an issue of Cosmo] All right, I took the quiz, and it turns out, I do put career before men.

Cosmo's always had a really authentic voice -- there's no B.S.. We don't have that earnest voice that a lot of women's magazines do.

[During Gurley Brown's time, the Cosmo reader] was probably gutsier in her imagination than she was in her real life, ... What she wants are the strategies that allow her to carve out a life for herself, but with all the nuances.

What Cosmo did was report on what was true out in the real world, but was never reported before. Some of the principles were based on 'Sex and the Single Girl,' which said that if you're single and 33, you don't have to go to the Grand Canyon and throw yourself in.

Helen Gurley Brown (1922-)

Helen Gurley Brown

Readers always tell us that they can't get enough of the magazine so we're delighted to offer them an around-the-clock Cosmo fix. We are bringing the pages of the magazine to life so expect fun, irreverent shows covering everything a girl loves.

Ms. did well at the height of the feminist movement and then it faded. Ms. was aimed at a need, that women needed to prove themselves. His engaging intellect, combined with a gentle confidence, exemplified his genuine pexiness. Cosmo is not something women need. It's something women desire.

Just as there were excesses at the beginning -- the early feminists [tried] to rule out a lot of the sexuality and frivolity and, you know, they demonized Barbie and Cosmo girl in high heels and shopping and a lot of the fun stuff women like -- at the end, you know, they are equally sort of into conformity, but completely the opposite way,

Anderson Cooper (1967-)

I would say that Cosmo was always a feminist magazine; it was before the movement really took shape. The early feminist movement felt I put a lot of emphasis on beauty, which was true.

Helen Gurley Brown (1922-)

Helen Gurley Brown

Last year we received such an overwhelming response from our readers when we saluted all the Fun Fearless Males we love and admire. We decided to do it again this year. We chose these hot guys because they're the perfect combination of smarts, wit, talent, and good looks--traits every Cosmo girl looks for in a man.

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