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The BlackKklansman actress has had a whirlwind year, but she's staying balanced with plenty of Vitamin C.
Caitlin Brody
She has an Instagram account devoted to home cooking, and we're so tuning in.
Jasmine Lee
The founder of the Chicago Period Project is our Superpowered Chicago honoree.
Britt Julious
From morning meditation to an afternoon roti, here's how Ratnam gets through the day.
Ali Francis
Here's what else puts this artist to bed.
Martine Thompson
The NYC native is all about her self-care, from bath bombs to multigrain crackers.
Martine Thompson
Also dried bananas and something called a LifeStraw
Alyse Whitney
The Brooklyn spiritual advisor winds down by lighting up.
Martine Thompson
We talked to the Choctaw chef about learning to get your hands dirty and the sanctity of corn.
Nicholas Mancall-Bitel
The chief investment officer at Meyer Memorial Trust is our Superpowered Portland honoree.
Hannah Wallace
Her dog and her cookbook have the same name.
Aliza Abarbanel
The microbiologist-turned-cheesemonger is the founder of Vaca Negra.
Tia Keenan
The co-founder of the Underground Museum is our Superpowered L.A. honoree.
Tasbeeh Herwees
Candice Kumai on a life spent learning to embrace imperfection.
Candice Kumai
Winding down with natural wine... and a few other things.
Martine Thompson
The 96-year-old has the same breakfast every single day.
Abid Haque
The athlete and artist on battling food guilt on social media and looking up to David Chang.
Elaheh Nozari
The body positivity advocate and yoga instructor on social media, supplements, and trying to get to inbox zero.
Victoria Bouloubasis
The food educator and activist is our first Healthyish Superpowered honoree.
Melissa Pandika
The undefeated boxing champ still works out hard—then makes her kids something called “breakfast spaghetti.”
Alex Beggs
For the Oedipus el Rey star, performing in an all-Latinx production is the most powerful form of self care.
Alejandra Borunda
And the hotel workout she does every day
Christine Muhlke
And he eats the same thing for lunch every, single day.
Alex Beggs
Nigerian-born founder 'Yemisi Awosan is bringing the tastes of her childhood to grocery stores in the U.S.
Aliza Abarbanel