Month: July 2023

Considering how many beverage brands now offer hard seltzer, it’s hard to imagine a time when the familiar slim cans weren’t within our reach. Personally, hard seltzers have become my summertime  alcoholic beverage of choice. […]

There was a point when chef and New York Times bestselling author Gaby Dalkin—the chef behind What’s Gaby Cookin’—thought she might work in medicine. That was before she wrote four cookbooks and had nearly a million followers, including […]

To keep your heart healthy, maybe you’re mindful of how much saturated fat and sodium you eat, you get your blood pumping throughout the week with exercise, and you understand the connection between longevity and […]

If you’ve found yourself struggling to navigate our healthcare system, you’re far from alone. Maybe you’re trying to figure out why you’re receiving a bill, pay the high cost of a prescription medication, or find […]

Some insects serve practical purposes: Earthworms aerate soil, some spiders gobble up other mischievous bugs. But mosquitoes? Most of us would agree their only function is to drive us bonkers in discomfort. Worst of all, […]

In today’s fast-paced, digitally driven world, it’s easier than ever to lose sight of the importance of human connection. The truth is, it matters—more than we might realize. One source of proof is a June […]

From regular courtside seats to red carpets with wife Gabrielle Union, maybe you’ve noticed that Dwyane Wade didn’t exactly disappear after his 2019 retirement from the Miami Heat. After three NBA championship wins, 13 NBA […]

Over the weekend Tony Bennett, legendary US jazz and pop singer, lost his reported seven-year battle with Alzheimer’s disease. Bennett made occasional appearances to perform even in recent years, which is one reason some fans […]