A family safari at Shiviko Kruger is giving children a chance to do more than watch the wildlife. They can become the filmmakers, storytellers and even directors of their own South African adventure. Located in Greater Kruger, Shiviko Kruger features four exclusive-use villas, each with a private guide and chef. Rather than following a rigid…
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In an era when business leaders can turn to countless management books, podcasts, online courses and AI-powered productivity tools, Don Gregori believes something is still missing: practical guidance for navigating the realities of leadership. Gregori, chief operating officer of five-time Inc. 5000 honoree First Factory, addresses that gap with his first book, The Emergent Leader:…
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Artificial intelligence, economic uncertainty, employee burnout and rapid workplace change are creating a complicated environment for today’s business leaders. Leadership strategist Thom Dennis describes the convergence of these pressures as “the perfect storm” and argues that traditional management approaches may not be enough to navigate it. Dennis explores that idea in his new book, Rewilding…
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Broadway’s history-making musical SIX is reaching another major milestone as the Tony Award-winning production celebrates its 2,000th performance while welcoming four new Queens to its royal lineup. The milestone will take place Monday, Aug. 17, at 7 p.m. at the Lena Horne Theatre, where SIX is now in its fifth year on Broadway. The production…
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Fans of 1980s music, movies and coming-of-age stories will soon have another reason to relive the decade as Music Theatre International announces licensing availability for Always Something There…, a new musical from Lively McCabe Entertainment. The show, which is part of Lively McCabe Entertainment’s “Hits” Musicals Collection, combines a nostalgic soundtrack with a contemporary story…
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When Christopher Bilyk received his COVID-19 stimulus check in 2020, he decided to put the money toward something more than short-term relief. He invested it in an idea that would eventually become State of Gratitude, a New York City-based lifestyle brand built around gratitude, connection and second chances. For Bilyk, the concept was personal. After…
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For many singles, dating has become another expense to worry about as the cost of going out continues to climb. With the average date night reportedly reaching about $205, some members of Gen Z are questioning whether traditional dinner dates are worth the price. For Black singles, the financial pressure can extend beyond the restaurant…
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La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club will present the world premiere of Allegra & the Cello, in Movements, a new opera that brings a groundbreaking woman doctor to the center of the operatic stage. The production, featuring a story and libretto by Catherine Filloux and music by Julia Schwartz, will run Dec. 10-20, 2026, at La…
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Denver-based drinking water company FloWater has been recognized for its efforts to educate consumers and spark conversations about the future of drinking water. The company was named a Gold Winner in the 23rd annual International Business Awards, part of the Stevie Awards, receiving the distinction of Thought Leadership Organization of the Year in the Business…
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Author KimiRhochelle Fields-Porter is turning the release of her memoir, If I Could Only Tell!, into an immersive experience with a limited-edition collection designed to give readers more than just a book. Fields-Porter is creating only 100 numbered Founding Member Collector’s Editions of the memoir, with select copies being provided to media members and influencers…
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