Looking to do some shopping before the holiday season? Want to get it over with so that you can just focus on enjoying Hallmark movies, cocoa, and some music? Here are some deals you can pick up today to get it all done. Fashion Boots That You’ve Always Wanted To Try If you are interested in getting yourself a pair of high-quality boots that aren’t … Continue reading Pre-Holiday Deals You Need To Know
Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election (he also really won Georgia). In light of this news, Twitter has confirmed that it will transfer the official White House accounts over to the new administration come January 20, 2021. “Twitter is actively preparing to support the transition of White House institutional Twitter accounts on January 20th, 2021,” a Twitter rep said Friday, per Politico. “As we … Continue reading The POTUS Twitter Account Will Officially Belong to Joe Biden in January 2021
Surprisingly, the most delicious thing on this season of Great British Bake Off is not the saucy pods, crisp-bottomed pies, or scrumptious scones. It’s the looks that one 80-year-old Prue Leith has been serving this season. Prudence Margaret Leith, owner of one of the most English names alive as well as a chef, author, and host, has been in the cooking and fashion game for … Continue reading Great British Bake Off‘s Prue Leith is the 80-Year-Old Style Icon I Never Knew I Needed
“While I may be the first woman in this office, I will not be the last.” Those were the words from Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will stay with women everywhere long after her historic November 8 acceptance speech. But it was her tribute to another female figure—her late mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris—that hinted at Harris’s own political journey: When she came here from India at … Continue reading Kamala Harris’s Mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, Inspired Her To Pursue Politics
The Lucille Clifton citation that opens Danielle Evans’s new short story collection—“this past was waiting for me / when i came,”—bespeaks a world in which characters are saddled with burdens that precede them. Contending with the past, with problems beyond the scope of their own lives, shapes this nuanced cast of protagonists—and often spurs them to resist that legacy. Evans’s characters struggle with grief and … Continue reading Danielle Evans on the Complexities of Separating Fact from Fiction