Archive for August 2026
Couple Married After Three Weeks Shares Eight Keys to Building a Lasting Marriage
Shyrone and Rebecca Richardson are offering couples a candid look at what it takes to build a lasting marriage in an era when social media can make relationships appear far more perfect than they are. The pastoral marriage counselors have been married for more than 33 years, but their relationship began with a whirlwind courtship.…
Read More36 Women+ Playwrights Take on the State of American Democracy in New Theater Initiative
The Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize are bringing theater and civic engagement together with a new national initiative examining one of the most consequential questions facing the United States: What is the current state of American democracy? Women+ on the Edge of Democracy will commission 36 acclaimed women+…
Read MorePrivate Aviation Is Changing as Affluent Travelers Prioritize Flexibility and Value
Private aviation is having a strong summer, but the way affluent travelers are using private jets appears to be changing. Instead of treating private flying primarily as a luxury status symbol, a growing number of travelers are approaching it as a practical investment in time, flexibility and convenience. Jet Linx, a private aviation company with…
Read MoreWhy Business Confidence Can Become a Blind Spot During Periods of Growth
As optimism among small business owners begins to rebound, companies may be feeling more confident about the months ahead. But business growth consultant Jonathan Slain argues that rising confidence can create its own risks when leaders mistake a positive outlook for preparation. “Confidence is not a strategy,” Slain says, warning that companies can become vulnerable…
Read MoreGlenn Llopis Says America’s Leadership Problem Is Bigger Than Burnout
Corporate America may be filled with accomplished executives, entrepreneurs and professionals, but business strategist Glenn Llopis believes many of today’s most capable leaders are facing a deeper problem than burnout: a loss of conviction. Llopis, a Fortune 500 business strategist and Forbes contributor, calls it the “conviction crisis.” In his new book, Earning Conviction: The…
Read MoreMelba Moore Returns With New Single ‘Love Wins Every Time’
Tony Award winner and legendary R&B vocalist Melba Moore is reminding listeners of the enduring power of love with her new single, “Love Wins Every Time.” Now available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and Amazon Music, the song delivers a message of hope and resilience while showcasing Moore’s distinctive voice and…
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Back and Neck While Traveling This Summer
Summer travel can mean long hours behind the wheel, cramped airplane seats, heavy luggage and unfamiliar hotel beds — a combination that can leave even healthy travelers dealing with back and neck pain. Whether you’re taking a cross-country road trip or flying to a summer getaway, a few simple precautions can help prevent travel-related aches…
Read MoreSan Babila Café Brings Milan-Inspired Pastries and Gelato to the Upper East Side
New Yorkers looking for a taste of Milan without leaving Manhattan have a new destination to add to their list. San Babila Café will open its second location on Wednesday, July 1, at 1247 Third Avenue on the Upper East Side, bringing its Milan-inspired take on Italian café culture to the neighborhood. The new bakery…
Read MoreCould This New Supplement Help Women Navigate Midlife Metabolic Changes?
For many women, the late 30s and 40s can bring changes that seem to come out of nowhere. Weight may become harder to manage, appetite can feel different, and digestive discomfort may become more noticeable. Hormonal changes, particularly declining estrogen during perimenopause and menopause, can play a role in how the body regulates energy, fat…
Read MoreJR’s La Caverne du Pont Neuf Drew 6.4 Million Visitors to Paris
A temporary work of art in the heart of Paris has drawn millions of visitors, demonstrating the continued power of large-scale public art to attract tourists and locals alike. La Caverne du Pont Neuf, the massive installation created by French artist JR, was viewed in person by an estimated 6.4 million people between its unveiling…
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