Ann Brown

Is Health Education Becoming the New Self-Care?

By Ann Brown / September 13, 2026 / Comments Off on Is Health Education Becoming the New Self-Care?

Self-care has long been associated with spa treatments, fitness classes, supplements and an ever-growing selection of wellness products. But a shift may be underway as younger consumers increasingly look beyond what they can buy and toward what they can learn about their health. According to McKinsey & Company, “To millennials and Gen Zers, wellness has…

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‘The Pitt’ Season 3 Teaser Sets the Stage for Another High-Stakes Hospital Drama

By Ann Brown / September 13, 2026 / Comments Off on ‘The Pitt’ Season 3 Teaser Sets the Stage for Another High-Stakes Hospital Drama

HBO Max has released the first official teaser and first-look images for the third season of the Emmy-winning Max Original drama series “The Pitt,” giving viewers an early glimpse at what’s ahead when the acclaimed medical drama returns in January 2027. The series, created by R. Scott Gemmill and starring Noah Wyle, offers a realistic…

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HBO Max Orders DC ‘Comedy The People v. Gorilla Grodd’

By Ann Brown / September 13, 2026 / Comments Off on HBO Max Orders DC ‘Comedy The People v. Gorilla Grodd’

HBO Max is expanding its DC programming with a new half-hour comedy series, “The People v. Gorilla Grodd,” which has received an eight-episode, straight-to-series order from DC Studios and Warner Bros. Television. The series will star Skyler Gisondo as Daily Planet photographer Jimmy Olsen and Jimmy Tatro as Gorilla Grodd. The cast also features Beck…

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AAFCA Donates $25,000 to Black Film Hall of Fame

By Ann Brown / September 12, 2026 / Comments Off on AAFCA Donates $25,000 to Black Film Hall of Fame

The African American Film Critics Association is donating $25,000 to the Black Film Hall of Fame, supporting efforts to preserve and celebrate the history and contributions of Black cinema. The donation reflects AAFCA’s broader commitment to supporting institutions dedicated to preserving Black storytelling and recognizing the artists, filmmakers, and cultural figures who have helped shape…

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Stay Warm and Cozy Outdoors With the Puffer Hug Blanket

By Ann Brown / September 12, 2026 / Comments Off on Stay Warm and Cozy Outdoors With the Puffer Hug Blanket

As temperatures begin to drop, spending time outdoors can become a test of endurance. Whether you’re sitting on the sidelines at a football game, watching a soccer match, attending a fall festival or heading out on a camping adventure, staying warm can make all the difference. The Puffer Hug Blanket is designed to bring extra…

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New Research Finds Many Workers Unprepared for Unexpected Medical Costs

By Ann Brown / September 12, 2026 / Comments Off on New Research Finds Many Workers Unprepared for Unexpected Medical Costs

Many employees may have access to workplace health and supplemental benefits but still lack the financial cushion needed to handle unexpected medical expenses, according to new research from the Employee Benefit Research Institute and Lincoln Financial. The report, “Expanding the Benefits Horizon: Employee Understanding, Enrollment, and Financial Vulnerability,” found that 53% of employees who experienced…

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Singer/Songwriter Aaron Sand On Losing His Father On 9/11, Music, and Turning Pain Into Purpose

By Ann Brown / September 11, 2026 / Comments Off on Singer/Songwriter Aaron Sand On Losing His Father On 9/11, Music, and Turning Pain Into Purpose

For Aaron Sand, music is more than a creative pursuit, it is a way to tell his story, honor his father, and use his talent to make a difference. The 26-year-old New York native is a singer, songwriter, actor, model, and dancer whose artistry spans pop, rock, alternative, among other genres. Behind his music is…

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JAŸ-Z Opens Up About His Music and Life in New HBO Documentary Series

By Ann Brown / September 11, 2026 / Comments Off on JAŸ-Z Opens Up About His Music and Life in New HBO Documentary Series

Three decades after releasing his landmark debut album, “Reasonable Doubt,” JAŸ-Z is taking viewers behind the music in “JAŸ-Z IN 8,” a new eight-part HBO Original documentary series directed by longtime friend and producer Rick Rubin. The intimate series debuts Friday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on HBO, with the first two episodes airing…

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Make Lunchboxes More Exciting With Chici Mama Mango Bites

By Ann Brown / September 11, 2026 / Comments Off on Make Lunchboxes More Exciting With Chici Mama Mango Bites

Back-to-school season brings a familiar challenge for parents: finding snacks that kids will actually want to eat while still offering ingredients parents feel comfortable putting in their lunchboxes. Chici Mama is offering a colorful twist on traditional dried fruit with its line of mango bites, combining real fruit with playful flavors designed to make snack…

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Vilnius Emerges as Baltic Street Art Destination With International Graffiti Festival

By Ann Brown / September 10, 2026 / Comments Off on Vilnius Emerges as Baltic Street Art Destination With International Graffiti Festival

Vilnius, Lithuania, is strengthening its reputation as a destination for contemporary street art after becoming the first city in the Baltics to host the international Meeting of Styles graffiti festival. More than 40 artists representing 23 countries gathered in the Lithuanian capital for the four-day event, transforming industrial and public spaces into large-scale works of…

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