Archive for September 2026
Free Midtown Dance Series Brings Global Styles to Greeley Square Park in Midtown Manhattan
New Yorkers looking to get moving this summer can travel around the world without leaving Midtown Manhattan. “Midtown Dance with Talia,” a free weekly outdoor dance series at Greeley Square Park, invites New Yorkers of all experience levels to learn a variety of international dance styles while enjoying the outdoors. The series takes place Wednesdays…
Read MoreArchitect of Opportunity: Phil Andrews Helps Build New York’s Largest African American Chamber of Commerce
Phil Andrews has spent decades building what he describes as an infrastructure of opportunity for small and minority-owned businesses across New York. As president of the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc., Andrews has emerged as an architect of opportunity, helping transform grassroots business advocacy into a regional platform for entrepreneurship, economic empowerment,…
Read MoreLawyer.com CEO Colleen Joyce Turns Working-Mom Guilt Into a Children’s Book
For Colleen Joyce, CEO of Lawyer.com, one of the most difficult moments of balancing her career and motherhood did not happen in a boardroom. It happened in an airport. Joyce found herself rushing through the terminal, worried about whether she would make it home in time to see her daughter before bedtime. The experience forced…
Read MoreEntrepreneurs Face a Growth ‘Brick Wall’ as Businesses Outgrow Their Founders
Starting a business requires determination, long hours and a willingness to take risks. But for many entrepreneurs, the most difficult challenge may come after the business begins to succeed. As companies move from the startup phase into expansion, founders can encounter what leadership expert Dr. Sam Adeyemi calls an entrepreneurial “brick wall” — a point…
Read MoreHBO Max Adds AI-Powered Shorts and Conversational Search to Help Viewers Find What to Watch
HBO Max is giving subscribers new ways to discover movies and television shows with two mobile features that use artificial intelligence and personalized recommendations to make browsing easier. The streaming service has launched HBO Max Shorts and an experimental conversational search experience in the United States. Both features are designed to address a familiar streaming…
Read MoreTruvaga Plus Offers a Two-Minute Reset for Travelers on the Go
Travel can be exciting, but airports, crowded terminals, long flights and changing time zones can also leave travelers feeling stressed and overwhelmed. For those looking for a portable way to incorporate relaxation into their travel routine, Truvaga Plus offers a compact option designed around two-minute sessions. The handheld device is a vagus nerve stimulator that…
Read MoreBoba POPS Bring a Boozy Twist to Cocktails and Celebrations
Boba has moved beyond traditional tea. Boba POPS are putting an adult spin on the colorful popping pearls by infusing them with alcohol and flavors designed to complement cocktails, sparkling drinks and desserts. Made exclusively for adults 21 and older, Boba POPS are alcohol-infused pearls that burst when bitten, adding flavor, texture and a playful…
Read MoreBlueberry Startups Put a Fresh Spin on the Familiar Superfruit
Blueberries are a familiar favorite in smoothies, muffins and yogurt, but a new group of food entrepreneurs is finding ways to take the fruit far beyond the produce aisle. The U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council, in partnership with innovation advisory firm VentureFuel, has announced the 2026 cohort of its Blueberry Boost Accelerator. The program highlights emerging…
Read MoreMood Theory Pillows Turn Pet Obsession and Introvert Humor Into Home Decor
Home decor does not always have to be serious. For people who wear their personalities on their sleeves — or their sofas — Mood Theory has introduced a collection of statement pillows designed to bring humor, personality and a little attitude into living spaces. The cheeky pillows cater to pet lovers, bookworms, introverts and anyone…
Read MoreGoddess Maintenance Puts Hair Protection to the Test in New Orleans Heat
New Orleans humidity can challenge even the most carefully styled hair. Goddess Maintenance recently put its hair care products to a real-world test, teaming up with Nike Run Club, Her Krewe and The Chloe for a wellness event that combined beauty, fitness and community. Held July 16, the event brought more than 50 women together…
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