Irish writer Ana Kinsella is set to make her fiction debut with Frida Slattery As Herself, a sweeping literary novel that examines the complicated intersections of art, ambition, love, and identity over nearly two decades. Released May 5 from Ecco, the novel follows the lives of actress Frida Slattery and acclaimed theater director John Reddan,…
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The beloved 1985 dance comedy Girls Just Want To Have Fun is heading to the stage, with its world premiere production set for November 2026 at Pittsburgh Playhouse. The new musical, inspired by the cult-classic film that starred Sarah Jessica Parker and Helen Hunt, will run from Nov. 11-22 in the Playhouse’s PNC Theatre. Featuring…
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Children’s Theatre Company (CTC), long recognized for inspiring young people through the power of performance, is expanding its impact beyond the stage with the launch of The CTC Lab, a new professional development initiative designed to help organizations strengthen communication, collaboration, and leadership skills. Announced in Minneapolis, The CTC Lab builds on the theater company’s…
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As Americans begin planning spring and summer getaways, two leading outdoor recreation platforms are offering fresh inspiration for travelers seeking experiences beyond the typical vacation. RV Trader and Boatmart have released new travel-focused lists highlighting unique destinations across North America, from luxury glamping retreats and high-end RV resorts to historic landmarks accessible by water. The…
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Every month, roughly 135,000 people in the UK search for DIY hair treatments, convinced that ingredients sitting in their kitchens can transform their hair. But according to specialists at the Harley Street Hair Clinic, the reality looks very different in practice. Instead of healthier hair, many patients are showing up with irritated scalps, breakage, and…
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Inspired by the groundbreaking conservation work of Jane Goodall, late author and activist Claudia Clark leaves behind a meaningful legacy with her children’s book, Hannah’s Call to Care: How One Girl Discovered the Power of Protecting Wildlife. Released following her passing in December 2025, the book continues her mission of encouraging young people to engage…
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For many families, welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most joyful milestones. Friends and relatives gather to celebrate, social media fills with adorable newborn photos, and attention naturally shifts to the newest member of the family. But amid the excitement, one person is often overlooked: the mother. Alicia Wilson is working to change…
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As Mental Health Awareness Month brings renewed attention to emotional well-being, the work of late psychotherapist Dr. Pieter Noomen is finding continued relevance through a collection of writings that explore the intersection of mental health and spirituality. Dr. Noomen, who passed away in 2019, spent much of his life working in suicide prevention, hospice care,…
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What happens when loyalty to a friend threatens to derail everything you’ve worked for? That question sits at the heart of Bonds, the latest legal thriller from H.N. Hirsch, a writer known for blending sharp storytelling with real-world political insight. The novel marks the fifth installment in Hirsch’s Bob and Marcus mystery series, continuing the…
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A new tech device aimed at families is stepping into the spotlight just in time for the weekend, and it’s already generating buzz among parents looking for smarter ways to stay connected with their kids. The myFirst Clario, launched by myFirst, is being positioned as a practical solution for modern households juggling safety, communication, and…
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