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Wind Down

My ideal night routine is all about giving myself time to relax while also making sure I am prepared for the next day. I have realized that the way I spend my night can really affect how I feel when I wake up the next morning. If I go to bed stressed, stay up too late or leave everything for the morning, I usually wake up feeling rushed and unorganize...


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Psychological research suggests that nostalgia can support emotional well-being, social connection and self-esteem. Revisiting the simple pleasures of childhood can help us reconnect with the joy and wonder we may have lost along the way.

The story of “Peter Pan” has persisted for over 100 years. Within Neverland, children never have to face adulthood ...


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Before looking at the brand of a cute bag or dress, start by questioning the story behind that piece and what you find interesting about it — fashion can be more accessible, inclusive and fun than what you already think it is. 

As much as fashion freaks have this deep admiration for fashion: the runways, the backstage, the creative processes of great d...


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My mom asked me last night if younger Ariana would be proud of who I’ve become. The truth? Probably not.

When I was a child, all I did was sing. I wrote silly lyrics, I belted out theatre tunes, I attempted (unsuccessfully) to replicate Ariana Grande’s riffs. If you’d asked me where I’d be in a decade, I’d say I’d be starring in a Broadway musical or t...


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Olivia Rodrigo’s “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love” highlights the highs of first love vs. the pitfalls of heartbreak — explaining why the album resonates with so many.

What happens when the music that made you fall in love becomes the soundtrack of your breakup? In Olivia Rodrigo’s “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love,” she walks us thr...


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