To help mothers of the groom avoid common pitfalls, licensed clinical social worker and trauma therapist Lesley Koeppel has released How to Be the “Perfect” Mother-in-Law: A Lighthearted Guide for Moms of Married Sons, a book that offers practical advice for supporting couples while minimizing unnecessary conflict. Koeppel, who has more than 30 years of…
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As Americans place a greater emphasis on healthy aging and disease prevention, a growing number are turning to wellness technologies designed to support mobility, recovery, and overall well-being before health problems arise. One of the latest trends gaining attention is pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy, a non-invasive treatment that uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves. Companies in…
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Veteran stand-up comedian Arj Barker released his latest comedy album, The Mind Field, on July 17 through independent comedy label Blonde Medicine, marking his first new album in several years. Known for his sharp sarcasm, philosophical detours, and offbeat observations, Barker uses The Mind Field to tackle subjects that range from existential questions to everyday…
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After years of helping celebrities, entrepreneurs, and brands shape their public image, global publicist and brand architect KimiRhochelle is turning the spotlight on herself with the release of her memoir, If I Could Only Tell!. The book offers an intimate look at the personal experiences behind a career spent navigating the worlds of entertainment, media,…
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced that actress Glenn Close, director Ridley Scott, and pioneering animator Floyd Norman will receive Honorary Oscars at the 2026 Governors Awards, while acclaimed independent film producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler will be presented with the prestigious Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award. The honors will…
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The Public Theater has announced the full cast for this summer’s Free Shakespeare in the Park production of The Winter’s Tale, with Broadway veterans Raúl Esparza and Lily Rabe leading the company when performances begin July 25 at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park. Tony Award-winning director Daniel Sullivan returns to the Delacorte for his…
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With millions of Americans expected to travel this summer, one grief expert is encouraging families to spend as much time planning for safety as they do planning for fun. Melissa Hull, a certified grief and bereavement specialist and author of Dear Drew: Creating a Life Bigger Than Grief, says many vacation-related tragedies can be prevented…
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The United States invests roughly $60 billion each year in university research, yet most taxpayers have little understanding of how that money is spent or what happens inside the laboratories where many of tomorrow’s breakthroughs are developed. A new book by scientist and educator Darren J. Lipomi aims to change that. In Science Nonfiction: Behind…
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Summer travel is in full swing, with millions of Americans heading to beaches, national parks, amusement parks and international destinations. But for many travelers, motion sickness can turn an exciting vacation into an uncomfortable experience, making remedies for nausea and dizziness an essential addition to travel bags. Motion sickness affects people of all ages and…
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Drivers looking to modernize their vehicles without purchasing a new car are increasingly turning to aftermarket technology that adds advanced connectivity, entertainment and artificial intelligence features through simple plug-and-play devices. One company capitalizing on that trend is Ottocast, whose lineup of smart driving accessories is designed to upgrade existing vehicles with wireless Apple CarPlay, Android…
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