Shondland staff Public high school in New York City and the elite private college I attended were structurally different, but they had one thing in common: their curricula focused primarily on books written by white authors – books considered “great American novels.” Although I admire the craftsmanship of Emily Dickinson and William Faulkner, I often … Read more
You can’t imagine this: a growing number of celebrities, sports figures and pop culture icons are launching their own wine brands. Some say they are doing it for the love of the soul. Although they are not involved in distillation, many have some input on the final taste profile. Others have partnered with well-known distilleries … Read more
How to explore the fundamental changes in fashionX. Manish Aurora Virtual Reality Experience illuminates the entire journey from creative inspiration to finished clothing, created and adapted as a mix of physical and virtual worlds Welcoming major brands and retailers, the event pushes the limits of creativity, featuring 12 spectacular designer collections created daily using Kornit’s … Read more
Dimensional innovation Alejandro Stadium For a city that attracts a lot of out-of-town events and usually has the aesthetics of an agnostic space, there’s no denying that Las Vegas is home to $ 1.9 billion alligator stadium riders. Black and silver are everywhere, including signage from many sponsors, as well as huge 3D-printed torch tributes … Read more
Renewed: “Abbott Elementary,” “Big Sky,” “The Converse,” “The Goldberg,” “The Good Doctor,” “Gray’s Anatomy,” “Home Economics,” “A Million Little Things,” “The Rookie,” “Station 19,” “Wonder Year” Canceled: “Black-ish,” “The Hustler,” “Promised Land,” “Queens.” CBS Renewed: “Blue Bloods,” “Bob Hearts Abhishola,” “CSI: Vegas,” “The Equalizer,” “FBI,” “FBI: International,” “FBI: Most Wanted,” “Ghost,” “NCIS,” “NCIS: Hawaii, “” … Read more
When Emily Dickinson encountered her first real book as a child, she felt a moment of pure, joyful recognition. “So, this is a book!” He exclaimed. “And there’s more in them!” Atlantic Going to publish Dickinson’s poems; Perhaps more importantly, it introduces him to a lifelong mentor, Thomas Wentworth Higginson. After Dickinson read his article … Read more
To be able to create excellent and competitive products, the government is encouraging players in the Indonesian fashion industry to improve digitization and sustainability; And the digitization of fashion shows has encouraged designers to be more innovative in public presentation of their new collections. Angela Tanosuedibjo, Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, says the … Read more
Courtesy of 160over90 160 over 90 To highlight the brand’s 5G coverage, the agency has partnered with T-Mobile for a national marketing campaign, “Win on the Road.” Content features professional softball players AJ Andrews and David Ortiz discussing the 2021 post-season, and Ortiz shares his experiences since “winning the road.” To celebrate Peyton Manning’s inclusion … Read more
“Couples therapy” has turned Guralnik into that rare thing: a well-known analyst. His closest colleague on the subject is a Belgian-born psychotherapist who guides Couples-Therapy-Verit Jenner in his podcast “Where to start?” Perel, some of the self-marketing maven, has two best-selling books, one viral. TED Talking, and even playing a light erotic card game (“Where … Read more
By Ottessa Moshfegh Ottessa Moshfegh’s latest novel takes place in Lapvona, a medieval worldly kingdom ruled by a vain and greedy lord William. The story begins with Marek, a masculine, God-fearing 13-year-old boy who seeks pain and punishment because he knows God loves those who suffer. Her father, Jude, cares much more about the lamb … Read more
