Archive for August 2026
Judy Glickman Lauder’s Photography Collection Begins National Museum Tour in Southampton
A major photography exhibition featuring works by some of the most influential photographers of the 20th and 21st centuries has arrived in Southampton, New York, marking the beginning of a national museum tour that will continue across the country over the next two years. Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder, organized by the…
Read MoreThese Japan Train Routes Are Faster Than Flying, According to New Data
Japan’s famous Shinkansen network is becoming an increasingly popular way for travelers to explore the country, with Google searches for “Shinkansen” reportedly up 94% year over year. New analysis from travel booking platform Omio suggests that for several popular routes, taking the bullet train can be faster, more convenient and, in some cases, significantly cheaper…
Read MoreNew Leadership Book Offers a No-Nonsense Guide for Navigating Today’s Business World
Business leaders navigating an increasingly unpredictable workplace have no shortage of books, podcasts, courses and technology tools promising to improve their leadership skills. But Don Gregori believes many professionals are still missing something more practical: a comprehensive guide that addresses both the challenges of running a business and the personal growth required to lead effectively.…
Read MoreTeen Author Tony Santo Mack to Celebrate ‘Santo & Sheepy’ at NYC Family Carnival
At just 7 years old, Tony Santo Mack turned a favorite stuffed animal into the beginning of a literary career. Now a teenager, Mack is preparing to share the story behind his beloved Santo & Sheepy series with New York families at the Un Sancocho a HOPE Carnival on Aug. 29. The free community event…
Read MoreSolar Buddies Makes Sunscreen Application Easier for Kids Heading Back to School
As families prepare for the new school year, backpacks, lunch boxes and school supplies may be at the top of the shopping list. But with children spending time outdoors for recess, physical education, sports and after-school activities, sun protection is another essential parents may want to keep within reach. Solar Buddies is designed to make…
Read More$76 Million Retirement Investment Investigation Raises Questions About Adviser Conflicts
An investigation into approximately $76 million in retirement assets is raising questions about conflicts of interest, portfolio concentration and the responsibilities financial advisers have when recommending investments to clients. Meyer Wilson Werning is investigating allegations involving former investment adviser Luong Pham, who is accused of directing more than 60% of his firm’s assets under management…
Read MoreLawyer.com CEO Turns Airport Anxiety Into a Children’s Book About Love and Parenthood
For Colleen Joyce, the chief executive officer of Lawyer.com, one of the most difficult parts of leading a business wasn’t making a major corporate decision. It was standing in an airport wondering whether she would make it home in time to see her daughter before bedtime. That experience ultimately became the inspiration for Mommy’s Love,…
Read MoreThe Beauty Way Offers Busy Moms a Self-Care Reset for Back-to-School Season
Back-to-school season often means earlier mornings, packed schedules and a seemingly endless list of responsibilities for parents. While much of the attention is focused on getting children ready for a new school year, The Beauty Way is encouraging moms to make space for themselves, too. Created by a mom for moms, The Beauty Way offers…
Read MoreMilky Body Lotions Are Bringing Skincare-Inspired Hydration to the Rest of the Body
The skincare world’s obsession with lightweight, milky textures is moving beyond the face. As consumers increasingly look for body-care products that deliver the benefits and sensorial experience of facial skincare, milky body lotions are emerging as a popular option for keeping skin hydrated without the heavy, greasy finish associated with traditional creams. One product tapping…
Read MoreBourbon’s Oversupply Could Create a New Opportunity for Whiskey Investors
The bourbon industry is facing a major inventory problem, but some investors see the glut as an opportunity rather than a warning sign. Jim Beam has paused bourbon production, Brown-Forman has laid off workers, and Kentucky distilleries are reportedly sitting on a record 16.1 million aging barrels. That inventory is roughly three times the size…
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