You know Molly Peacock as an acclaimed poet, but we predict she will soon become equally acclaimed for her gorgeous new book, The Paper Garden: an Artist Begins her Life’s Work at 72. We’ll be interviewing Molly next week but, meanwhile, in honor of Mother’s Day, we are so proud to feature her tribute to…
One of the many things I included on my gratitude list this year was the fact that my friend, Josh, sent over a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport for me to test and review during Thanksgiving week since both of my kids were going to be home and we only have two cars now.
Her name is synonymous with fashion, and she may be the most influential woman in the field ever, but Coco Chanel was first a young girl named Gabrielle who lived in an orphanage and dreamed of achieving fame and fortune on the Parisian stage. She certainly was able to cross “fame” and “fortune” off her…
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, so Michael and I were eager to visit Titanic Belfast when we were in Ireland this summer. The Titanic was built in Northern Ireland, and it was fascinating to stand in the spot where the highly-touted ship launched its historic journey, and imagine…
Watching the Academy Awards is akin to a religious experience to me. Okay, that’s a little dramatic – in keeping with the subject matter – but it is my favorite night of the year and one that I take seriously. I turn down viewing parties, and the only people I will watch with are my…
