[…] (i-D) Romain Brabo, Givenchy’s fabric buyer, co-founded Nona Source, a way to purchase deadstock from LVMH brands like Christian Dior, Givenchy, Celine and Fendi. (New York Times) Good Housekeeping has created what they call The Ultimate Guide to Menopause. This link is to the first in the series featuring an interview with Dr. Jen […]
[…] was tough when it came to advocating for artwork she believed in.” Weekend Reads People naturally want to help others who are in need, and that’s a good thing. To avoid creating more strain for already hard-hit communities, it’s best to give cash. Here’s why, plus a list of ways to contribute to recovery […]
[…] files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. (Axios) These women say one man terrorized them online for years. Then, they decided to band together. (Vice) Looking for a good facial sunscreen that is free of octinoxate and oxybenzone but doesn’t leave a white cast? I am really loving this moisturizing SPF 30 from Black Girl […]
[…] additives. Blending linen with a softer textile like cotton or silk doesn’t automatically fix this; it still depends on how the yarn and fabric were created. The good news: linen is so durable that each wear, each wash, and each time you handle it, it softens a little more. It genuinely does get better […]
[…] this link. I discussed with my daughter the massacre, and how it’s not about mental illness or bullying but about guns. How this was an example of good people with guns and a single bad person with guns and the good guns couldn’t stop the bad guns but no guns would have prevented the […]
[…] and women’s rights being attacked overwhelm you but you want a summary of what’s going on and why this requires your immediate attention, this piece is a good summary. (U.S. News & World Report) Your app knows you got your period. Guess who else it told? (New York Times) Scientists modified an enzyme that […]
Sam Gilliam, “Rail,” 1977. Sam Gilliam’s work is a “you have to be there to get it” sort of experience. But good thing “Rail” and two other paintings by Gilliam will be in an exhibit at the Hirshhorn next month! Weekend Reads This week I did an Instagram Live with the cofounders of new […]
[…] inferred but not blatant. Individuals of different races, ages, genders, sexual orientations, and abilities are positively represented. Matilda Lawler, who plays young Kirsten is phenomenal. Like a good book where you feel you almost are the protagonist after a night of staying up to read that final chapter, the next day after watching Station […]
