Jen Affleck grew up believing ambition was selfish for Mormon women. Now she's a mom, reality TV star, and is still finding ...

In the reality show, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Macyi Neeley presents herself as one of the more grounded members of #MomTok — a group of social media influencers documenting their daily lives.

In 2025, Mormonism was at the center of mainstream popular culture. Reality shows, along with brands like Swig and Crumbl, have spread Mormon-influenced trends. Mormon aesthetics and community appeal ...

The show started out spotlighting a group of Mormon women. But with season four's arrival on Hulu on Thursday, some viewers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “It’s not easy being vulnerable as a Mormon and showing what actually happens sometimes in Mormon relationships,” Jen said on an ...

David W. Scott is the chairman of the communication department at Utah Valley University, whose studies on media, religion and culture range from First Amendment issues to religiosity in South Park.

Tribune guest columnist Eli McCann, author of the newly released “We’re Thankful for the Moisture: A Gay Guy’s Guide to ...

The women of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives didn’t just land a television show — they sparked a cultural moment. According to Fox News, what started as a small, unexpected addition to the reality TV ...

Talk about the butterfly effect. In Utah, where the Mormon population doesn’t drink coffee or alcohol, soda shops have a unique place in the culture. In 2010, one called Swig opened, serving drinks it ...