Ophira Edut is a writer, designer and entrepreneur who has spent a decade creating groundbreaking media projects focused on teens, women, and multicultural issues. She is the co-owner of Mediarology, an agency that creates inclusive, affirming content for girls and women.

In 1992, Ophira co-founded HUES, a national, multicultural women’s magazine, which was published until 1999. Ophira is also the editor of Body Outlaws: Young Women Write About Body Image & Identity (Seal Press, 2000), and its "outlawed" first edition, Adios, Barbie. She has been featured in numerous anthologies and magazines, including Ms., the New York Times, and Entertainment Weekly. Ophira also lectures at colleges and conferences nationwide about body image and the media.

Ophira and her twin sister Tali are the astrologers for 35 million people a month. Their horoscopes appear on Brides.com, HelloKitty.com, Oxygen.com, and on their website Astrostyle.com. They are the co-authors of Astrostyle: Star-studded Advice for Love, Life & Looking Good (Simon & Schuster, 2003), and they've read charts for celebrities including Stevie Wonder, Beyonce, Nicole Richie and Avril Lavigne.

Ophira is the daughter of an Israeli landscaper (dad) and American rabbi (mom), who raised her in Detroit with a heady mix of Torah and topsoil. She now lives in New York City, where she fails to consistently attend synagogue, but does have her own backyard.