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For many young people stepping into the world of fragrance, the journey can feel complicated. The use of note pyramids, perfumer terminology, and collector culture often creates barriers instead of sparking curiosity. Elijah Yeroushalmi understands this, and he has built his influence around simplifying these complexities. Through short-form video, lifestyle

Pledge of Allegiance Day is a time set aside to recognize one of the enduring symbols of unity in the United States. The observance acknowledges the history and significance of the Pledge, which has been recited for generations in classrooms, civic meetings, and public ceremonies nationwide. For many, it can

By: Jason Airy On “The Longing,” Harry Kappen opens a door into a universal human experience: the quiet war between what we feel and what we think. Written during a life-altering decision to leave the Netherlands and begin a new chapter in his wife’s homeland of Mexico, the song captures

By: Ethan Lee As the world races toward a net-zero future, the built environment stands at the center of the climate challenge. Buildings account for a significant portion of global energy consumption, making it more urgent than ever to improve their performance. At this critical moment, a new generation of

This article features branded content from a third party. Opinions in this article do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of the publisher label By: Vaziri Law Group New Yorkers rely on rideshare apps more than residents of almost any other city in the United States. On weekend nights in

By: Shawn Mars Huyan Zhang, a rising international saxophonist, is quickly becoming a distinctive voice in the world of contemporary music. Known for blending classical technique with emotional storytelling, Zhang’s artistry on the saxophone resonates deeply with audiences. Having trained in both China and the United States, his sound is

Homelessness remains one of the most pressing issues facing communities across the United States today. While the statistics are staggering, they often fail to capture the full complexity and human cost of the crisis. This is where Season of Drought, a documentary produced in collaboration with Season of Drought, LLC,

By: Laura Tungga In the highly competitive vanguard of modern motion design, Leo (Liyue) Bai is distinguished not merely by an impressive list of production credits but by his exceptional mastery over the most nuanced and demanding elements of the 3D craft. His work is defined by a sophisticated command

By: Michael Saylor Cancer continues to impose an immense national and global burden, with millions of lives lost every year and billions of dollars spent on medical care, treatment complications, and preventable diagnostic delays. In the United States, skin cancer affects more patients than all other cancers combined, lung cancer

By: Matthew Kaiser After selling his business and retiring from a decades-long career, Peter J. Murgio faced a new question: what comes next? For many, retirement marks an ending. For Murgio, it became the beginning of a second act defined by creativity, resilience, and literary acclaim. His journey shows that

By: Sheena-Leigh Kennerley, Stealth Marketing Solutions Most people believe they would never confess to something they did not do. Criminal defense attorney Saul Bienenfeld suggests that this belief could be one of the most misleading myths in the justice system. After over three decades in interrogation rooms, police stations, and

By: Symba Marketing When Mahsa Babaie left Canada to pursue a new chapter in Mexico, she wasn’t simply chasing the sun or the sea – she was following a calling to reshape the future of how we live, build, and coexist with the planet. Eighteen months later, that vision has

The Overlooked Detail That Shapes Urban Life People often discuss walkability, architecture, parks, and transit when describing what makes a city enjoyable. Yet, there is a smaller detail that influences how we perceive urban life every day, whether we notice it or not. Clean windows, both at street level and

By: Amie Lee “They are the same,” said Tiger, when asked about the difference between designing an app and designing a board game. Tiger Zhao is a product designer with experience spanning various industries and media. His pre-college years in Uganda, the East African country far from the United States,

By: Elowen Gray The Sound of Silence Silence is often mistaken for peace. But for countless women, silence is survival — a learned response to years of suppression, neglect, and fear. Author, speaker, and visionary Debbie Widhalm understands this truth intimately. After years of living quietly within her own pain,

As winter arrives in the Northern Hemisphere, a growing number of travellers are choosing to shift their travel season entirely. Instead of waiting for the peak summer rush, many are flying south for spring. From Australia and New Zealand to Thailand and Vietnam, this trend reflects a new way of

By: Sarah Chen In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, designers play a pivotal role in shaping how people interact with culture, information, and technology. Among this new generation of multidisciplinary creators, Shimei Qiu distinguishes herself as an accomplished UX and product designer with experience creating innovative, business-facing digital platforms and campaigns. 

Today, where infrastructure often overlooks difference, Devashree Shah designs for the margins and, in doing so, transforms the mainstream. Her work reimagines architecture as a universal invitation rather than a selective privilege. Shah is an architect and inclusive design strategist whose work bridges design, policy, and social research. Her professional

By: Carter Kenney Photographer and director Jasper Soloff has built a career out of turning movement and color into emotion. His work has appeared in Vogue, GQ, Paper, and Dazed, and he’s created campaigns for major brands like Fenty Beauty, Maybelline’s “Press Play” with Gigi Hadid, and Amazon Fashion. He’s

By: Natalie Johnson When most teenagers were worried about weekend plans, young Douglas Howard was saving lives in an emergency room. At age 16, Dr. Douglas S. L. Howard performed CPR on a two-year-old girl suffering from spinal meningitis who had gone into cardiac and respiratory arrest. He was alone