Dance that Unites
Some people mistakenly view ballet as elitist or mundane, when the art form is actually a soul-stirring experience. Lourdes Lopez is breaking through these…
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No Kids? No Problem
I always assumed I would have kids. As a child, I envisioned myself married, most likely by my mid-20s, and being so close to…
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The Music Sensation You’ve Been Waiting For
Thank goodness for YouTube. It has launched countless careers, from baker Rosanna Pansino to beauty guru Bethany Mota and pianist Scott Bradlee. A few…
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Saving the Animal Kingdom Through Art
Asher Jay Creative Conservationist and 2014 Emerging Explorer for National Geographic M&V: Why is art an effective way to promote animal conservation? ASHER JAY:…
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Motherhood is the Ultimate Sisterhood
Imagine contributing to the well being of 40 million women. That’s basically Heidi Murkoff’s contribution to the world, and that number steadily grows with…
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Ushering in a New Generation of Toys
Think about the last gift you purchased for your niece or nephew. Or a present for your pregnant friend, or the last item you…
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Centering Yourself with the Yoga Masters
Claudine and Honza Lafond would have you believe that the couple that practices yoga together, stays together, and then goes off into the sunset…
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Turning on the Light for Good
Lights come on with the flip of a switch, but not everyone can afford that luxury. Aiming to bring light to rural villages in…
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M&V’s Roundup of Top Gadgets
Ringly $195-$260 Stow your smartphone and don your cocktail ring. Using an app connected to your phone, the ring alerts you to messages and…
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Igniting the Power of Art
Our penchant for art started some 540,000 years ago when Homo erectus ancestors carved art onto shells. The infatuation is still going strong. Just…
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Maria Bello: Eyes Wide Open
When Maria Bello penned an essay about family for The New York Times’ beloved Modern Love column for Thanksgiving 2013, she didn’t realize the…
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One Woman’s Trash Is Another’s Treasure
We all have talent. Some people paint. Some write. Others perform. There are math wizards and those who are medically gifted. Makeup artists. Hair…
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Sandra Eisert Sets Her Own Path
I’ve often joked that my publishing career has taken me from hot type to cold type to no type. That’s because I began my…
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What’s a Superfan? Ask ZinePak’s Kim Kaupe
Launching and operating a company is never easy. In fact, only 2 percent of women-owned companies ever make more than a million dollars. So…
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It’s Time for a Woman
to be on Our $$$$
Announced yesterday June 17, the US Treasury Department is redesigning the $10 note to feature a woman. Who she is has not been decided…
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What to Get Pops for Father’s Day?
Being a father isn’t easy. From car pull lines, dance recitals and college graduations, a good dad is there for it all, although they probably don’t always get…
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