Marketing to Women: Our Favourite Brand Thinks We’re Too Old! – by Randi Chapnik Myers and Mara Shapiro, cofounders of BrazenWoman.com Remember when your beauty routine was simple—shower, bronzer, mascara, gloss, done? Sure, some of us went heavier on the icing, but back then, we didn’t have to. Let’s face it, fresh young skin doesn’t need a whole lot of… View Post
Escobar: Paradise Lost Directed by Andrea Di Stefano Starring Benicio Del Toro, Josh Hutcherson and Claudia Traisac Written by Andrea Di Stefano and Francesca Marciano Rating 3.5 /5 Benicio Del Toro has played wicked but the profound wickedness he brings to Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar is breathtaking. So who is this man Del Toro portrays? Escobar grew up a… View Post
Tips for first-time waxers From Fuzz Wax Bar Co-Founders: Jessie Frampton and Florence Gaven-Rossavik Is this your first time having a waxing? Don’t be scared! Here is a convenient checklist we made to help you prepare for the big day. BEFORE Measure Up The ideal length for hair is about 1/4 inch or 6 mm. And for all you shavers out… View Post
Recently we all have seen “Big Data Breaches” happening with some of the top companies like Sony, Home Depot, Neiman Marcus, White Lodging, Sally Beauty Stores, Dairy Queen, JP Morgan Chase, Staples and many more. Where we see hackers being so active in 2014, it is definitely raising an alarm on an increasing number of incidents in which data, including names and… View Post
Selma Director: Ava DuVernay Writer: Paul Webb Stars: David Oyelowo, Carmen Ejogo, Tim Roth Rating 3.5/5 It’s positively shameful that this is the first feature film made specifically on Dr. Martin Luther King’s historic 1965 civil rights march in Selma, Alabama. It has featured as a sidebar in many films but the light has never shone on this dramatic and… View Post
Big Eyes Directed by Tim Burton Starring Amy Adams, Christoph Waltz Genre: Biographical drama Website for gallery http://www.margaretkeane.com/gallery.htm In theatres now Rating: 4/5 Anyone who came up in the 60’s knows Margaret Keane’s work only too well. Her sad eyed waifs and pets led a kitschy trend that overwhelmed the era. Her work is at once maudlin, sentimental and creepy… View Post