Madison Park’s Hadly Wearable Throw Brings Cozy Comfort to Game Days and Outdoor Adventures

As temperatures drop, staying warm during football games, tailgates and outdoor gatherings becomes a priority. The Hadly Wearable Multipurpose Throw by Madison Park offers a practical alternative to traditional blankets, combining the warmth of a down-filled throw with a button-up design that allows users to wear it like a cape. Designed for sports fans, campers…

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Bodega Bay Celebrates Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ With Annual Alfred Hitchcock Film Festival

Film enthusiasts can revisit the eerie world of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 thriller The Birds this October when the California coastal village of Bodega Bay hosts its annual Hitchcock Festival. The event celebrates the filmmaker’s cinematic legacy while inviting visitors to explore the real-life locations that helped bring one of Hollywood’s most memorable suspense films to…

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We Create Music TV Expands Platform to Help Independent Artists Build Sustainable Careers

We Create Music TV is building a growing independent music media network focused on helping artists and other music professionals navigate the business, develop their skills and find opportunities to advance their careers. Founded by music industry professional, producer, media creator and educator B. Vaughan, the Atlanta-based platform has spent seven years serving artists, songwriters,…

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NYABJ to Honor Rev. Al Sharpton at 2026 Sneaker Ball

Rev. Al Sharpton will be among the honorees at the New York Association of Black Journalists’ (NYABJ) 2026 Gala Sneaker Ball, where he will receive the organization’s Legacy in Civil Rights and Media Award. The Oct. 23 event will run from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Alhambra Ballroom in New York City, featuring journalist…

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HBO’s ‘City of God: The Fight Rages On’ Returns for Season 2

HBO’s Brazilian crime drama City of God: The Fight Rages On will return for its second season Nov. 8, continuing the story inspired by the acclaimed 2002 film City of God. The six-episode season will premiere on HBO Latino in the United States and be available to stream globally on HBO Max. Before its television…

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Las Vegas Wedding Chapels Offer Spooky Ceremonies for Horror Fans This Halloween

Las Vegas is putting a frighteningly fun spin on wedding celebrations this Halloween, with local chapels offering zombie ministers, horror movie characters, gothic floral arrangements and customized ceremonies for couples who want something beyond a traditional walk down the aisle. Known as the Wedding Capital of the World, Southern Nevada has built a reputation for…

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Paul Taylor Dance Company Returns to Lincoln Center With New Works and Classic Repertory

The Paul Taylor Dance Company will return to Lincoln Center this November for a three-week season featuring world premieres, acclaimed works from its repertory and new interpretations by some of today’s leading choreographers. Running Nov. 3-22 at the David H. Koch Theater, the 2026 season will celebrate the company’s legacy while introducing audiences to new…

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Gretchen Rubin Introduces Holiday Gifts Designed to Inspire Happiness and Connection

Looking for thoughtful holiday gifts that encourage happiness, creativity and meaningful connections? Seven-time New York Times bestselling author, podcast host and happiness expert Gretchen Rubin is expanding her product offerings with a collection of journals, activity decks and interactive gifts designed to help people make everyday moments more memorable. The new products, priced under $35,…

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Attorney General Letitia James Helps Preserve 57 Affordable Housing Units in Brooklyn

New York Attorney General Letitia James has helped preserve 57 affordable housing units across four buildings in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, ensuring residents can remain in their homes while the properties undergo renovations. The agreement brings together the Office of the Attorney General, IMPACCT Brooklyn, New York State Homes and Community Renewal (HCR), and the New York…

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