2018 was a big year for Emmy award-winning actress Anne Winters. Looking back, Winters not only won an Emmy for her starring role in the scripted television series Zac & Mia (AwesomenessTV/go90), but also co-starred opposite Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish in the Universal Pictures comedy film ... More

Downsizing is passé. Boomer buyers of luxury condominiums are not inclined to manage a large house any longer, but they’re not looking to squeeze into two-bedroom, two-bath flats either. “They want everything they have in their big home,” plus maintenance and service, says Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of More

How is oil engineering and fashion blogging similar? Although most would say not so much, Carrie Colbert somehow found herself, after 20 years of holding management and executive positions in engineering, finance, investor relations, strategic planning, and more within the energy industry, fitting into the fashion blogging ... More

The soda-drinking artist sitting in front of me is thoughtful with her words both on and off the stage. Contrasting her carefulness is a charm in her ability to be unabashedly candid. Which is why when speaking with Amber Bain, known professionally as The Japanese House, the conversation ... More

The Australian singer-songwriter Hamish Anderson makes it a point to include "guitarist" when discussing his music, even though with just one listen, you can tell the guy has a knack for strings. Anderson released his debut album Trouble in 2016 and through his blues vibes and classic ... More

As one of the hosts of the Las Vegas– based radio show Flip the Strip (launched this summer, airing live on Saturdays from 5 to 6 p.m. on KXNT, or streaming on radio.com), Melinda Sheckells is known as Vegas’s gal-about-town. Her partner in crime and cohost, Mark ... More

“I like how wine can be an experience in and of itself, or elevates a meal, or simply brings people together,” states actor Stephen Amell. He knows what he’s talking about. As you undoubtedly recognize the actor from his straight-shooting starring role in TV’s Arrow, you’re probably unaware he’s also ... More

A modernist might call it vanilla. Nostalgics revere it as the epitome of classic elegance. But a traditional Tiffany setting—the real McCoy, complete with trademark and blue box—was considered a mold-breaking, game-changing design at the time. When it debuted in 1886, the Tiffany setting was a departure from the preferred look ... More

This is a story of shared obsessions between an architect and a food stylist who are separated by generations and geography but joined by their love of the color pink. The architect Luis Barragán (1902–1988) died infatuated by light, space and design. The colored walls in his museum-like house and the ... More

As times change so do the customary wedding traditions kept by past generations. Though the old school practices might not necessarily fit your style, there are guidelines to follow that will never go out of fashion. Whether you’re deciding how much money to gift the happy couple or choosing what kind ... More