Last week, Rihanna’s lingerie brand Savage x Fenty collaborated with Amazon Prime to create its first fashion event. While this was not Savage X’s first runway show, it was the first event of its kind. Choosing to partner with a streaming platform was a great idea because it brought the exclusivity of New York Fashion […]
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It was just a year ago when Ed Razek, Victoria’s Secret Chief Marketing Officer, took it upon himself to alienate every single customer who was not an “aggressively fit” cis-gendered White woman. You can read my initial thoughts on that: Victoria’s Secret Allows Chief Marketing Officer to Further Seal Brand’s Fate. In that relatively short
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It is unbelievable how the majority of society has grown to truly be disgusting, greedy and selfish. People have chosen to be ignorant and arrogant. Being wrong is now a sign of weakness. We enable our children to believe they are perfect and the results can be vile. The toxicity of this behavior is sometimes
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The biggest shock of the NFL season just took place, and the craziest part about it is that the season just got started. The franchise quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts Andrew Luck has decided to retire and vows never to play the game of football ever again. Honestly, this has been a reaction to the iffy
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The older I get, the more I notice the lack of communication between families and friends. More specifically, the lack of communication between women. I began taking the initiative to reach out to the women around me to get answers for how many of us are suffering in silence in regard to feminine health. In
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The world\’s first all-VR gym recently opened in San Francisco. It makes sense for San Francisco residents to enjoy this breakthrough form of high-tech fitness given the city\’s proximity to Silicon Valley. However, those who do not live near Silicon Valley will also soon be able to enjoy a virtual reality workout at a local
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Close your eyes and you could have been in any number of jazz venues in the DMV. Open your eys and you were in the middle of one of the most serene places in DC listening to some of the finest jazz anywhere….and it was all free! Meadows, an accomplished \”jazz composer, pianist, music director,
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Chuck Brown Memorial Park, on 20th and Franklin Streets N.E., was packed Saturday for the 5th Annual Chuck Brown Day. It was hot. It was humid. It rained. But everybody stayed to the end and nobody was disappointed as go-go made its case to become the official music of the District of Columbia. Mayor Muriel
As mentioned in my previous post, Rest, Relaxation, and Reflection, I took a week-long vacation to Jamaica. We stayed at Secrets St. James in Montego Bay. Since it was my first all-inclusive, I didn’t know what to expect. If you’re interested in what the experience entails, continue below. I’m outlining the pros and cons of
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I took a much needed vacation last month. With the 4th of July holiday and the following weekend included, I had a full 11 days away from work. Of the 11 days, seven were spent in Montego Bay. It was one of the longest vacations I’ve been on. My version of self-care is getting away.
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