It’s no secret that weddings can cost a pretty penny, no matter how much you plan and budget accordingly. But some lucky brides and grooms have taken it to a whole new level with their unlimited big-day budgets, earning them a spot on the list of the most expensive weddings of all time. Read More »
While COVID-19 may have limited people’s abilities to actively go out and celebrate their birthdays, that doesn’t mean creative celebrations can’t happen indoors. As social distancing becomes the reality for millions of Americans, the notion of celebrating birthdays with lockdown restrictions leads to sparks of creativity. A quarantine birthday doesn’t have to be a lonely affair, even if you live ... Read More »
Vogue’s fashion news show is officially back for season 2! From February 22—March 8, viewers can tune in every Monday and watch the series’ three new weekly episodes, per Vogue. Though the first season focused on topics related to designers’ creative processes, the second offering will delve into how different parts of the industry are adapting during COVID-19. Read More »
With a little creativity, online shopping, and maybe some help from digital party entertainers, parents can make magical birthday memories for kids that will last a lifetime. We’ve pulled together our favorites from the creative solutions we’ve found for socially distant celebrations. Read More »
The Cannes Film Festival could face a substantial 2021 delay, one year after the novel coronavirus pandemic forced organizers to scrap the prestigious event’s 73rd iteration, Variety reported. Read More »
At 78, Joe Biden will be the oldest president ever to enter office when he is inaugurated on January 20, 2021. But even so, his administration knows a thing or two about how to rock. Read More »
The Oval Office has been the main office for the president since President Taft first worked in it about October 1909. After his inauguration President Taft held a competition to select an architect to enlarge and make permanent the West Wing’s “temporary” Executive office built during Theodore Roosevelt’s first term. Read More »
2020 sucked in an unprecedented way, by every single measure known to mankind, except one—television! With nowhere to go and nothing better to do, we’ve had little choice but to rely on the TV gods to entertain us, and the powers that be did so well at their one job that a weird conspiracy theorist might even wonder if Netflix ... Read More »
Ingvar Kamprad, (born March 30, 1926, Småland province, Sweden—died January 27, 2018, Småland), Swedish entrepreneur who in 1943 founded IKEA, the world’s largest furniture retailer in the early 21st century. Read More »
There’s something a bout a voice that’s personal, not unlike the particular odor or shape of a given human body. Summoned through belly, hammered into form by the throat, given propulsion by bellows of lungs, teased into final form by tongue and lips, a vocal is a kind of audible kiss, a blurted confession, a soul-burp you really can’t keep ... Read More »