The way people think about holidays is changing. In 2026, more travellers are treating time away not as an opportunity to see as much as possible, but as a chance to genuinely recover mentally, physically, and emotionally. Wellness travel has moved firmly into the mainstream, and the numbers reflect it.
Read MoreVinyl records were once seen as nostalgic items that belonged to older music collections and dusty record stores. Today, they represent something much larger. Collectible vinyl releases now sit at the intersection of music, fashion, art, and identity. People are not only buying records to listen to albums. They are buying them to express personal taste, decorate creative spaces, and connect with a larger cultural movement.
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America is supposedly the land of opportunity, although it doesn’t feel like that nowadays. But that opportunity is not gone. Shonique Williams (she/her), is a perfect example of that. Raised by a disadvantaged mother on welfare, Shonique was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned while trying to escape an abusive relationship. She fought against her imprisonment and was released after a year. In the aftermath, she founded an advocacy organization to help prevent the same thing that happened to her from happening to others.
This millennial progressive advocate is running on a platform centered on civil rights, with a focus on Black, Brown, and marginalized communities, alongside economic justice and making California more affordable and sustainable for everyday people. Her top priorities include affordability, sustainability, and criminal justice reform, including living wages, affordable housing expansion, Medicare for All, and universal childcare and pre K, but her wide platform includes abolishing ICE, ending mass incarceration, and protecting California’s natural environment.
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From milky vocals to lyrics that touch your soul, Danni Nicholls will wrap her music around you with her songs that will inspire your own journey. When Danni isn’t creating music or living through the experiences that inspire her music, she is advocating for kids, the arts, or playing at benefits. To learn more about Danni Nicholls, please read on!
Read MoreRoughly 80 million Americans experience thinning hair, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. Most people have no idea where to begin. You're faced with what feels like an endless lineup of options. Hair growth oil spray has recently garnered serious interest, and not without cause. It sits where nourishing scalp care meets targeted follicle support.
Read MoreMost of us have stood in a changing room wearing something that looked brilliant on the hanger and strangely wrong in the mirror. But the problem isn’t your body. It’s usually the cut, the fabric, or the way the piece works with your proportions. Once you understand that, picking out clothes can become far less frustrating and a lot more rewarding.
Read MoreSilk flowers have moved far beyond the stiff, shiny stems many people remember from older craft-store displays. For event spaces, hotels, restaurants, retail windows, and wedding venues, the right faux florals can solve several practical problems at once: they hold their shape, stay camera-ready, and can be installed before a room opens to guests. The challenge is knowing which brands are built for professional use and which are better suited to a small vase at home.
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Late last year, voters in California voted to enact a mid-cycle redistricting campaign. This means that California’s US Congressional districts would be re-drawn to enact fairness and balance out Republican power grabs across the country. US Republican Congressman Kevin Kiley was moved from the 3rd District to the 6th District. In California’s election system, the top two candidates in a primary election move forward to the general election, regardless of party affiliation.
Today, Lauren Babb Tomlinson (she/her), is running for this seat. A millennial mother, Lauren is also a Chief Public Affairs Officer for Planned Parenthood. Lauren’s platform centers on expanding access to healthcare, strengthening protections for women and workers, and preventing price gouging.
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As the world around us is constantly changing in ways we might not agree with, we can feel anxious and out of control. Staying positive and keeping up with our mental health is incredibly important, especially during times like these. Here are 10 ways we can move towards developing a more positive mindset.
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Ellaé Lisqué has built its identity around special occasion wear, serving customers who want polished, designer-led clothing without moving into traditional luxury pricing.
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After eight years, there is a wholesale changing of state government in California this year. Both the governor and lieutenant governor positions are open, and there is a large group of candidates for both offices. Today we are interviewing Janelle Kellman (she/her), a gay woman who is the former mayor of Sausalito. She is an environmental attorney and the founder and CEO of the nonprofit Center for Sea Rise Solutions. A passionate climate justice warrior, Janelle points out that the Lieutenant Governor sits on the State Lands Commission and the Coastal Commission. The lieutenant governor also sits on the University of California Board of Regents, the California State University Board of Trustees, and the Commission for Economic Development. Through these positions, Janelle plans to use the power of the office to to advance climate resilience, public education, housing, good jobs, and a more equitable economy.
Read MoreFashion has gradually shifted away from purely minimal styling and toward accessories that create stronger visual identity. Across streetwear, luxury fashion, festival culture, travel wardrobes, and contemporary casual styling, felt hats have re-emerged as one of the most effective ways to add structure, mood, and individuality to an outfit without relying on overly complicated layering or trend-heavy pieces.
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Queer-country singer-songwriter Paisley Fields recently released his new single “Hands Off The Hat,” a fun country tune based off of a real incident. The single comes right before the release of his new album “Are U Mad At Me,” an album he describes as a “journey.” Beyond his own music, Fields is a mentor to young music industry professionals through Grammy U and the Recording Academy. To learn more about Paisley Fields and his new music, read on.
Read MoreYou've decided to invest in a custom suit, and now the big question is: how long does the whole process actually take? Whether you have a wedding, a major presentation, or a black-tie event on the calendar, understanding the custom suit timeline is the first step toward showing up in something that fits perfectly and feels like it was made for you, because it was. Most custom suits take anywhere from four to twelve weeks, depending on the tailor and the level of service you choose. Here's exactly what to expect at each stage.
Read MoreFashion has always been about self-expression. While clothing trends shift from season to season, jewelry often remains deeply personal. Among all accessories, statement pendants have become one of the most powerful ways for people to showcase individuality, creativity, and emotion through style.
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A good maternity pillow can make side sleeping easier, ease pressure on your hips and back, and stay useful after birth for feeding and recovery. The best choice is the one that supports where you hurt most, fits your bed, and is safe for the way you plan to use it.
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This cycle, we are profiling another candidate, Angela Gonzalez-Torres (she/her), a Chicana millennial and community organizer in Los Angeles. She is running in the Congressional district that represents both Downtown and East Los Angeles. After time working on the Highland Park Neighborhood Council, Metro’s Public Safety Advisory Committee, and in the LA Mayor’s office, this district native is now running a grassroots, student-led, community-informed campaign to face the challenges of the highest costs of incarceration, the dirtiest air in Los Angeles County, and the largest number of eviction notices in the city. Angela’s top campaign issues include housing for all, economic dignity and security, healthcare for all, climate action, education and youth empowerment, immigration reform and community advocacy, and a pro-peace foreign policy.
Read MoreTravel trends are always changing, and in recent years, there has been a significant shift towards what people are calling “slowcations”. This is a form of travel rooted in the wider slow tourism movement, which encourages travellers to spend longer in one place, prioritise relaxation, and engage deeply with local culture instead of ticking boxes and rushing between destinations. Alongside this, campervan travel has grown in popularity and shares many of the same values. Keep reading to find out more.
Read MoreA cosy bedroom is about more than soft furnishings and tasteful décor. The environment you sleep in has a direct bearing on how well you sleep, and growing awareness of this link has made sleep-focused home design one of the most talked-about wellness trends in the UK. From light levels and temperature to clutter and screen habits, the small details of a bedroom's design can either support deep, restorative rest or quietly undermine it night after night.
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Mexican-American artist Mariel Méndez (MARALOVE) views art as a way to understand the world around her. She utilizes painting, photography, and styling as her means of expression. For her, inspiration can be found within emotion and intuition. Passionate about ocean conservation, she’s worked with organizations like Azul and Kilómetro Uno. To learn more about MARALOVE and her art, read on.
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