by Kayla Eddy | Jul 28, 2022 | Art, Culture, Dining, Downtown Living, Events, Featured, LA, Living, Movies, News, Theater
Image courtesy of SCI-Arc Fall may be right around the corner, but there’s still a month left of summer fun in Downtown LA! SCI-Arc Presents William Virgil: “Intentionally Opaque” August-September 11th William Virgil, Acting Undergraduate Co-Chair,...
by DOWNTOWN News | Jul 20, 2022 | Business, Featured, Finance
Text reproduced with the permission of Ariel Joudai, CPA. Forty-eight percent of Americans do not own any stocks, or stock-related investments, such as mutual funds, according to a Gallup poll.¹ Individuals may cite different reasons for not investing, but...
by Kayla Eddy | Jul 19, 2022 | Culture, Events, Featured, LA, Living, Miami, News, NYC
You probably recognize Aidan Gallagher from his role in The Umbrella Academy–which just hit over 125 million hours viewed–but on top of playing Number Five in one of Netflix’s most popular original shows, Gallagher is also incredibly vocal about fighting the climate...
by Morgan Franz | Jul 12, 2022 | Featured, LA, Miami, NYC
As the warm weather starts to arrive, and all the sweaters and turtlenecks get traded in for midi dresses and colorful knit sets, not only does your wardrobe change, but so does your skin. Summer is all about being natural and having that...
by Kayla Eddy | Jul 5, 2022 | Art, Culture, Events, Fashion, Featured, NYC
Even though Katherine and I were hundreds of miles away from each other when we both opened Zoom for this interview, I knew right away that she would be an amazing person to speak with. She started out our interview by picking a fortune cookie out of a nearby jar,...
by Morgan Franz | Jul 3, 2022 | Culture, Design, Dining, Events, Fashion, Featured, NYC
Photo by Julia Meyer. MONDAY NIGHTS Bryant Park’s Movie Nights takes place throughout the summer every Monday night. So grab your movie buddy and a cozy blanket and head down to lawn for a great time. The lawn opens at 5pm and movies start at 8, leaving you with...
