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THE VIBE IN the West Hollywood mansion of Tana Mongeau, the influencer wild child, is surprisingly wholesome. It's an early-September afternoon, and the sun streams through big windows into her [...]

FOR MANY YEARS in its early history, this magazine took it upon itself to identify New York's most powerful inhabitants, delineate their influence, and in doing so expose how the [...]

You're walking to the bus stop, and your child tells you they want to wear a dress to school. Or they want a buzz cut. Or to paint their nails. [...]

This article discusses the growing trend of young patients seeking dental veneers for minor cosmetic changes to their teeth. It highlights the potential risks and consequences of poorly done veneers, including tooth decay, gum infections, TMJ disorders, and chronic pain. The popularity of veneers has increased due to social media and celebrity influence, but obtaining well-made and subtle veneers can be challenging for the average person. The article shares the experiences of individuals who have had negative experiences with veneers and explores the perspectives of different dentists on the risks and benefits of the procedure. It emphasizes the permanence of veneers and the importance of careful consideration before undergoing the procedure. [Extracted from the article]

MARISA KNOWS people might look at her bedroom and say, 'Damn, that looks like a kid's room.' The walls are plastered with love letters from her boyfriend, her mom's handwritten [...]

By mid-June, donations were pouring in to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, where Mirella Ceja-Orozco and Elizer Darris, the bail fund's executive codirectors, watched their cash-strapped operation suddenly strain with more [...]

The designer Alexander Wang was famous for his partying. Now, he could become infamous. In April 2013, Prue McCallum, a recent Fashion Institute of Technology grad, ended up at the [...]

Youth Protesters In Minneapolis, they peer into the future, and the abyss Essence, 20 I woke up at 5:30 a.m., watched the video, and couldn't go back to sleep. I'm [...]

Denham Hughes and her husband have tried hard to protecttheir daughters from relaxers. THE CUT FEATURES Deanna Denham Hughes still remembers the jingle thatruined her life. The FDA's information page about "Hair SmoothingProducts That Release Formaldehyde When Heated", for example,suggests that people read the label or ask their salon professionalto figure out whether a relaxer contains chemicals thatcould give them cancer. [Extracted from the article]

Key information on Canadian schools that offer master of business administration (MBA) programs are presented. Information presented includes tuition fees, length of regular an executive MBA programs, and the strengths of each school. The schools are presented alphabetically.

Some of the top retirement mistakes is relying on selling one's house to fund a retirement. Other mistakes paying too much for investments and planning to work in retirement since no one can be sure that they will be healthy enough to accomplish this. Suggestions to avoid these mistakes are discussed.

Reesa Teesa, also known as Tareasa Johnson, gained fame on TikTok after sharing her story of a deceitful ex-husband. Her videos went viral, and she now has millions of followers. Teesa hopes her series serves as a cautionary tale for those in toxic relationships. While she has received support, she has also faced criticism and backlash. Teesa has attracted the attention of brands and media outlets, and there is interest in turning her story into a book or film. However, she remains cautious about the potential pitfalls of viral fame. [Extracted from the article]

The Power To: RUJEKO HOCKLEY was not hiredsolely to make the Whitney's collectionsless white. But since joining theinstitution in 2017, Hockley has helped expand theartists of color acquired and promoted by the museum,advocating for people like Toyin Ojih Odutola,Julie Mehretu, and Dindga McCannon. [Extracted from the article]

The acquisition of Capri, then,will be the largest luxury merger in recentAmerican fashion history, and the personwho engineered it was Joanne Crevoiserat,who worked on the department-store circuitand at Abercrombie & Fitch beforebecoming CEO of Tapestry in 2020. A merger led by Joanne Crevoiserat might change that BUILD THE LARGEST AMERICAN LUXURY CONGLOMERATE: Fashion groups in New York have always been dwarfed by their Parisian rivals. [Extracted from the article]

The Power To: A.C. HUDGINS, who made his fortune infinance, has been collecting art since the 1970s,championing Black artists like Henry Taylorand Senga Nengudi when they were still beingignored by most white gallerists. Asa result of these bets, Hudgins "has one of themost formidable collections of Black art of anyAmerican collector", one gallerist told me, andhis predilections continue to carry a strong signalfor the rest of the art world. PUT AN ARTIST IN THE RIGHT COLLECTION (HIS): Watch what A.C. Hudgins buys. [Extracted from the article]

IT WAS AFTER a series of four 20-hour days that Barbara Bergen decided to switch careers. She was producing a TV commercial in Alberta's Rocky Mountains that required early morning [...]

Dr. Elizabeth Lindsey, who has a PhD specializing in ethno-navigation, will be presenting at the TEDwomen conference in December 2010 to unveil a new, media-rich mapping collaboration with Google. Lindsey is an actress, a writer, and a filmmaker known for her award-winning 'Then There Were None' documentary. Lindsey's views on exploring are presented.

Cruising is Canada's fastest-growing travel sector with Canadians often making up 75% of passengers on a cruise ship. Cruise ships now offer services like shopping and high-end restaurants aboard, as a result of companies' race to launch the biggest and the best ships. Key information on cruise ships' services, such as the entertainment provided at the Norwegian Epic, are presented.

PAUL BEAMISH HIRED Gigi Wong because of her answer to a simple question: how would she react if a Chinese businessman belched after his meal? It was a difference in [...]

It is believed that Canadian companies have a global edge because of their multicultural workforce. However, most of these organizations do not take advantage of it to do business abroad. Canadian firms could leverage their multicultural staff by using language skills and having knowledge of local customs.

NORTH AMERICA MIGHT appear to be entering the age of electric and hybrid cars, but there is no doubt who the king of the road still is: the big, reliable [...]

APPLE'S NEW STORE in Silicon Valley may have cathedral ceilings and marble walls, but part of the business is rotting. On Nov. 7, the company's stock price slid almost four [...]

GREG NEWMAN WAS walking past New York City's Zuccotti Park in March when an Occupy Wall Street protester started shouting at him. The man in his 20s was ranting about [...]

IN THE ULTIMATE convergence of fashion and function, wearing jeans could scrub the air. Catalytic Clothing, developed by London College of Fashion professor Helen Storey and chemist Anthony Ryan from [...]

ALONG WITH LEARNING to walk and talk, American babies today are acquiring another skill: using a tablet computer. New research from MDG Advertising revealed that by the time they are [...]

CARMAKERS HAVE LONG seen a road paved with gold in China. The country currently accounts for almost 25 per cent of global car sales, and Chinese buyers have a fondness [...]

EXPECT TO SEE a lot more electric and hybrid cars on the road in the coming years. Washington recently announced new rules that cars must have almost double the current [...]

AT 1:45 ON Sunday morning, three backpack-wearing young men are crowded around a drive-through speaker outside of a 24/7 McDonald's in Ottawa. 'We're pretty drunk,' admits one, an 18-year-old Queen's [...]

FOR TED MIRSKY, Yahoo! is a party trick. When his friends or co-workers are stumped by a question, the 27-year-old self-described 'early adopter' from Ottawa often says: 'Hold up, I'll [...]

HOME IS NOT always where the heart is. Take it from Second Cup. Up until the '90s, the chain, which opened its first location in 1975, had a lock on [...]

WHEN NICK PARISH read about the new Chuck E. Cheese mascot, a slick 3D mouse that plays the electric guitar, he immediately thought of an epsiode of The Simpsons where [...]

REMEMBER WHEN critics said the iPad was just an oversized iPhone? Its wild success proved doubters wrong, and it now appears to have sparked a new trend: the swelling size [...]

HECLA OASIS IS a luxury resort with anything but a glamorous past. Part of a provincial park along Lake Winnipeg, Hecla was built by the government in 1975 to rescue [...]

AFTER CONVINCING MORE than 900 million people to post photos of themselves or gush about their personal lives, Facebook wants something more from its users and admirers: money. The company's [...]

TO THE LIST of things we associate with spring--chirping birds, tulips--analysts have made an addition: record-high gas prices. According to the Oshawa-based energy consulting company En-Pro International Inc., April showers [...]

THERE'S A PEARL of wisdom Vancouver realtors hold about 2012: the year of the dragon should heat up an already super hot housing market. Last February, the tendency of Chinese [...]

IT'S A SUNDAY night in Manhattan, and the only place in RETHINK the world where 40 white people have their fists in the air chanting 'I'm a African.' Their ringleader [...]

A Compas Inc. survey found that 68% of Canadian chief executive officers (CEOs) believe that alcohol plays a lesser role in the workplace compared to 20 years ago. Most of the CEOs also feel that it is no longer acceptable to drink at meetings or lunches during work hours. Other findings of the survey are presented.

Wikipedia chief executive officer Jimmy Wales' personal appeal in the organization's fundraising raised donations by 400% and sustained the growth by an average of $335,000 a day. Wikipedia is trying to raise $16 million this year for projects that include a new data center in Virginia. The nonprofit organization currently has a single data center, which processes 50 million users a day.

How to manage 'onboarding,' the initiation process used to assess new employees, is discussed. It is believed for example, that manager support is critical. Managers should also be able to provide a quick orientation on expectations and company culture, then provide the new recruits with a manual.

Views, as well as key information on 3D Express Coach known as 'The Straddling Bus,' are presented. The bus, a product of Shenzen Huashi Future Parking Equipment, allows for two lanes of cars to pass beneath it. It can run either in wheels outside of car lanes or in rails, and can save as much as 2,640 tons of carbon emissions.

A survey found that Canadian chief executive officers (CEOs) believe that ownership of natural resource companies should remain with Canadians. The COMPAS Inc. survey also found that the CEOs want foreign-ownership rules on farmland and steel should remain, while rules on the ownership of airlines and telecommunication firms should be loosened. Other results of the poll are presented.

A COMPAS Inc. survey of Canadian chief executive officers (CEOs) found that the CEOs felt that they are left out by the government on disability-related regulations. It was also found that CEOs consider firing or disciplining disabled employees as their top concerns. CEOs are also concerned with the public relations implications of having to fire or discipline a disabled employee.

Perfect Market revealed that hard news generates more revenues than sex and celebrity stories. Perfect Market monitored 15 million U.S. news articles from 21 news sites and found out through advertising revenue per 1,000 page views that news topics earned more than what are considered as 'traffic baits.' Key findings of the study, as well as its implications, are discussed.

The intellectual property rights issues on the story of Chilean miners who were trapped underground for 69 days are presented. The miners, collectively known as 'los 33,' made a pact to share the profits that they will get from sharing their story while still underground. Lawyers doubt the validity of the pact, especially now that offers for individual stories have emerged.

A study by Nielsen found that firms with less senior management involvement in their product innovation programs generated 80% more revenue. The results highlight the relationship between management interventions and product innovation.

The quality of master of business administration (MBA) consultants in Canadian business schools is examined. Foreign students like Tony Mayadunne believe that schools need to hire consultants especially to admissions for MBA programs in order to meet their needs. Consultants are either hired specifically or work independently, and earns between $4,000 and $10,000.

A history of S.M. Whitney Co. is presented. The cotton company, which was opened in 1868, sold to textile manufacturers after crops have been picked, ginned, and baled. The company closed down in 2010 after chief executive officer Barry Whitney decided to sell his last bale of cotton.