The actress gave birth to twins Aya and Ohm in April 2023. Hilary Swank is challenging the notion of "bouncing back" after childbirth, instead embracing a mindset of “bouncing forward” as she ...

She says there's a lot of appeal when it comes to being an "older" mom. Actress Hillary Swank took on a new role in 2023, when she became a first-time mom. The now 50-year-old is celebrating her ...

Hollywood actress, Hilary Swank has hopped on to the parenthood bandwagon at the age of 48-years-old. The P.S. I love You actress talks about waiting until 47 to conceive her two-year-old twins ...

Hilary Swank is challenging the notion of "bouncing back" after childbirth, instead embracing a mindset of “bouncing forward” as she navigates life as a mom of two. In an interview with Women’s Health ...

Hilary Swank is glad she made the decision to freeze her eggs because it allowed her to become a mother when the time was right. The Oscar winner became pregnant at 47 and gave birth to twins - Aya ...

As such, I was waiting for years on end to see Hilary Swank coming back to reprise her character Julie Pierce from the 1994 movie The Next Karate Kid. Honestly, because of the way Ralph Macchio’s ...

By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Hilary Swank is sharing how some of her early acting roles didn’t necessarily align with what she was looking for in a character. During a recent interview with ...

Hilary Swank is reflecting on the hurdles she faced as a young Hollywood star in a male-dominated field. In a new interview with Women’s Health, the actor, 50, got candid about how Hollywood “was more ...

Hilary Swank is challenging the notion of "bouncing back" after childbirth, instead embracing a mindset of “bouncing forward” as she navigates life as a mom of two. In an interview with Women ...

University of the West Indies history Prof. Sir Hilary Beckles spoke about reparations for chattel slavery in the postcolonial Americas at a Tuesday event sponsored by Northwestern’s Buffett ...

Kyle Koster is an assistant managing editor at Sports Illustrated covering the intersection of sports and media. He was formerly the editor in chief of The Big Lead, where he worked from 2011 to '24.