Have you found yourself in a huddle outside a local store or restaurants designated as a PokeStop in order to stock up on Pokeballs, potions, and eggs?
The Tree of Life isn’t just the name of a visually astonishing, conceptually-driven, philosophical and esoteric Terence Malick film — it’s, in fact, the term Baron von Humboldt used to describe the buriti palm tree.
If you loved the Sun Jellies bags that rose to popularity in the ’80s, you’ll get a kick out of the new basket-like totes from Brazilian brand Melissa.
Summer is in full swing and, while in a perfect universe, I’d be typing this by the pool, my feet dipped in the water and a frozen Margarita within my reach, the truth is there hasn’t been much time for fun in the sun just yet.
I was around 12 years old when My Girl hit movie theaters, and I still remember when my best friend Sara and I went to see the flick at the movie theater.
Just two weeks ago, while driving from New York City to central Texas en route to our new home, my husband and I kept spotting signs directing us to cities with European names: Dublin, Virginia; Scotland, Virginia; Moscow, Tennessee; Paris, Tennessee; Hamburg, Arkansas; Florence, Texas; and so on.
Let’s take a trip down memory lane, shall we?
What if you could go into the mind of the comic book world’s most notorious villains — specifically, Batman’s foes — and see the world through their eyes?
Most women turn to ballet flats, loafers, or smoking slippers whenever heels aren’t a practical footwear choice or when comfort is the foremost priority but a degree of polish and elegance is necessary, thereby eliminating such options as sneakers and open-toe sandals. Now, women can rely on a new flat shoe silhouette that’s edgier than a ballet flat but which can also transition from the office to after-hours.
Anyone with color-treated hair will admit that maintaining a healthy-looking mane can feel like a Sisyphean task.
