Photo by Evan Dvorkin on Unsplash The new year is the perfect time for everyone to evaluate their goals for the upcoming year and make resolutions to improve. And the type of resolutions seem to differ for women and men, according to a new poll. According to Dr. Myles Spar, integrative men’s health specialist and chief medical officer…
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Photo by Pixabay: https://www.pexels.com/photo/attraction-building-city-hotel-415999/ With the average American spending over $3,500 on entertainment each year, the personal-finance website WalletHub today released its report on 2022’s Most Fun Cities in America, as well as accompanying videos and expert commentary. To help Americans find the cities with the greatest number and variety of cheap, fun activities, WalletHub compared more than…
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Bella Laraye Collection extends beauty must-haves into the luxury hair care space. Bella means beautiful. The relationship between women and their hair has been the connection to making women feel beautiful since the beginning of time. Hair is known to be an extension of self-confidence, defines class, and allows for freedom of expression. Bella Laraye Collection…
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Photo Credit: Starz Entertainment, LLC Many have been waiting for the Starz Original series “Run the World.” The eight-episode, half-hour series is created by Leigh Davenport (“The Perfect Find,” “Wendy Williams: The Hot Topic,” “Boomerang”) who will executive produce with Yvette Lee Bowser (“Living Single,” “black-ish,” Lionsgate’s “Dear White People”). The series is currently filming…
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New Children’s Book “Keeping Your Cool” How to Stay Cool at Home or in School by Renée McRae helps students manage their emotions and behavior at home and school. Keeping Your Cool by Renée McRae, is a fun, short story written in rhyming verse filled with scenarios and tips to help students better manage their…
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If we don’t remember the past, we are doomed to repeat it. I think most people in the Western world have heard some iteration of this quote during their lives, possibly during a history class, a speech from a concerned parent, or perhaps one of their favorite, moralizing television shows. But recently, at least in…
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New York State’s largest African American Chamber the Long Island African American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (LIAACC) encourages Corporations to Support Diversity during National Black Business Month. Corporations who support chambers of commerce such as the Long Island African American Commerce can set a great example for all companies to follow in leveling the playing field for blacks…
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Have these scary times been taking a toll on your most intimate relationship? If so, you’re not alone. Fear and stress can lead to impatience and anger. Then, suddenly you might find yourself arguing with the person you love and feeling like you’re drifting apart. But this is not because you’re spending too much time…
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I think I was wrong to be excited about this election year. First, let me explain: in 2016, I was in graduate school and often you could find me debating the merits of the democratic field post Obama with my classmates. We would rhyme about our optimism for a country that was in the midst…
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