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We checked in with the startup and its crew of three to see what a typical day for them is like -- in their own words.
I visited José Lerma in East Hampton where he was working on two shows, "Jibaro Jizz" at Roberto Paradise gallery in Puerto Rico, and "The Credentialist" at CAM Raleigh, his first solo museum show.
Rich Roll, author, ultra-athlete, and wellness advocate whose book Finding Ultra was just published by Crown, spoke to me in California this week.
A conversation with world renowned architect and designer Zaha Hadid explores the struggle to succeed as a woman, the importance of collaboration in realizing a complex vision, and the rewards of mentoring and working with the next generation.
There's something about taking fresh summer produce and placing it between some good bread (and maybe a smear of mayo or goat cheese) that is simply irresistible.
The word "shrimp" in a main course promises a dinner that's fast, healthy and protein-packed: a savior on a weeknight, an elegant companion at a party and every role in between.
When you're a teenaged book lover summer reading is the best reading! The freest reading! It's staying up all night under the covers with a flashlight because you don't have class in the morning reading!
The Makeup Show New York 2012 presented by the Powder Group was like a real life "Alice In Wonderland" adventure for me. The experience bought me back to a simpler day when it was just about the love and passion for make-up.
June is almost upon us, which brings us to the (technically) last 30 days in which it is legal to sell foie gras in California. So now that you only have one month left to legally indulge in this delicacy, where in L.A. are the top spots to find it?
Located less than an hour south of Los Angeles at Oak Canyon Ranch, the festival is more about art than music, with galleries, sculptures, live art and interaction everywhere.
I'm not allergic to gluten, so I didn't expect that removing it from my diet would really do anything for me, except maybe help me drop a few pounds. But it did just the opposite; it made the scale needle start creeping up higher than usual.
There aren't many places where one can catch a lecture on permaculture, participate in a mass meditation, eat organic vegan tacos and then dance in a field to body-rattling bass music, but so it was this past weekend at Lightning in a Bottle.
I'm not sure when my doughy transition from lost college graduate rose and baked into my life as a responsible adult.
In Bunch of Amateurs: A Search for the American Character, author Jack Hitt contends that the Golden Age of American amateurism is far from over. On the contrary, the amateur's dream is the American dream.
If today's rich have shown unusual talent, it's mostly been a talent for rigging the rules in their own favor. So let's take a quick look at ten billionaires and some things they probably don't want you to know about them.
