If we were in high school drama club together, Julia Lester is definitely the cool girl I’d want inviting me to ride in her ...

MJH ArtStudio, a growing creative business specialising ... With BEF’s Start Up Loan and AD:VENTURE’s Growth Grant, Mike’s art studio is now fully equipped, transforming ideas to rooms ...

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Frozen teaches the art of accepting differences and loving oneself ... Break yourself free from the comfort bubble and experience new beginnings. Tangled, the story of Rapunzel, taught the lesson to ...

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There are things privileged people thought were normal growing up that are definitely not. From going to therapy multiple times a week to being able to pick up whatever extracurricular activities ...

“Do you guys ever think about how us millennials are really the last generation of growing up with a ton of cousins?” Kelsey asks. “For the most part our kids, they’re not growing up ...

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Apple Martin grew up with an "uneven balance" of normalcy as the daughter of Oscar-winning actress Gywneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. The model, 20, admitted that being in the ...

a growing collection of work that will be seen more by more people in more places, in perpetuity. Museums have long been attached to the idea that they need to own 100 percent of the art they collect.