


By: Merilee Kern, MBA Along Fort Lauderdale’s storied coastline, where high-rise hotels and bustling beach traffic dominate much of the shoreline, Pelican Grand Beach Resort offers something increasingly rare: a sense of calm, character, and continuity with Florida’s coastal past. Part of the Noble House Hotels & Resorts portfolio, the oceanfront boutique property blends refined

By: Merilee Kern, MBA The start of a new year has a way of sharpening our instincts toward less clutter and more clarity. We want our routines to feel lighter, our spaces to feel calmer, and our everyday essentials to work harder so we do not have to. A true refresh is not about reinvention

In today’s digital age, businesses need a strong online presence to stay competitive. For companies looking to grow their websites, drive traffic, and build authority, Weezle Marketing offers comprehensive solutions designed to elevate their online performance. With years of experience in digital marketing, Weezle Marketing has helped countless businesses achieve sustained growth by focusing on

Across social feeds, grocery aisles, and wellness routines, gut health has become a quiet obsession for Gen Z. It’s not just about digestion anymore. This generation is connecting the dots between how the gut feels and how the rest of the body functions. Mood, energy, sleep, and even skin are being linked to what’s happening

Food trends can go viral in an instant, one simple recipe has captured the attention of millions: the cheese-stuffed sweet potato. Created by Courtney Cook Bales, a Georgia teacher, this dish combines the humble sweet potato with a slab of creamy Butterkäse cheese, creating a combination that has ignited a social media sensation. What began

By: Mindful Agency Are you feeling burnt out? Pursuing success but still feeling unfulfilled? You’re not alone. In a world obsessed with constant hustle, a new kind of leader is emerging, offering a different perspective on achievement — one rooted in authentic joy rather than just financial success. Meet Brent Freeman: a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist,

The holiday season brings a host of traditions, from festive meals to gift exchanges, but this year, there’s a new trend that’s captured the hearts and imaginations of social media users everywhere. DIY holiday decor has taken off in a big way, with influencers and everyday social media users sharing their creative twists on traditional

By: Kate Sarmiento Traveling while queer is not for the faint of heart. It is equal parts thrill, curiosity, and a tiny voice in your head whispering, “Is this place actually safe, or am I about to test my luck?” You double-check your documents, rehearse your polite smiles, and remind yourself that adventure sometimes means

Hollywood’s ultra-thin trend has drawn renewed attention, with celebrities adopting slimmer appearances on red carpets, film sets, and social media. This shift, reminiscent of early 2000s fashion, has sparked discussions about body image and its impact on public perception. The prevalence of size-zero silhouettes has generated debate on whether Hollywood is reviving an aesthetic that

By: Lauren Roberts Across the country, entrepreneurs are beginning to realize something they might not have expected. They may have outgrown their CPA. As businesses expand, revenue increases, and investments multiply, financial decisions become more complex. However, the support they receive from their tax professionals may not have kept up with these changes. As the

Henderson sits right next to Las Vegas, but it’s got its own vibe. Fewer casinos, more families, plenty of people who work on the Strip but live somewhere quieter. The car insurance situation here reflects that mix – rates aren’t as high as some parts of Nevada, but they’re not necessarily cheap either. Insurance companies

The de-influencer movement on TikTok is reshaping how consumers approach shopping and product recommendations. Once a platform known for viral trends and influencer marketing, TikTok has become a space where a growing number of creators are encouraging audiences to buy less, not more. These creators, known as “de-influencers,” are challenging the constant cycle of consumerism

The holiday season is here, and with it comes the annual search for gifts that are both memorable and genuinely useful. For the outdoor lover, tailgater, backyard host, or road-trip fanatic, practical gear that elevates their adventures is always a winning choice. This year, SylvanSport—known for designing innovative, high-quality outdoor products from its base in

By: Victoria Hall High-income entrepreneurs across the United States are beginning to make a significant shift in how they approach their taxes. For years, the standard pattern was fairly straightforward. You met with your CPA once a year, handed over your documents, and waited for the final return. This approach worked in the past when

Cambridge Dictionary named parasocial as its Word of the Year, a reflection of the growing influence of digital interactions and celebrity culture. The term refers to a one-sided relationship where individuals feel a personal connection with a public figure, such as a celebrity or influencer, despite the lack of mutual interaction. These bonds have become

By: Zach Miller Entertainment is now heavily relying on branded content. Very few new TV shows or films are being greenlit, aside from continuations of existing series, theatrical re-releases, or reboots. However, brands are actively investing in original content. This content can be in the form of movies or shows, and proceeds to bring attention

Janice Israel Delima, CEO of Alegre De Pilipinas International, proudly stepped into an exciting new role this year as one of the esteemed judges for the United States of America (USOA) Pageant 2025. This momentous event, held at the Orleans Hotel in New Orleans, provided an opportunity for Janice to not only showcase her expertise

By: Lennard James As the holiday season approaches, lights begin to sparkle across neighborhoods, families gather around dinner tables, and communities come alive with a renewed sense of hope and gratitude. For Attorney Henry E. Reaves, III, Esq., founder and managing attorney of The Reaves Law Firm, this time of year is about more

By: Darcy Mountclair The Curator — an ART Channel Original program — unveiled its newest and most haunting segment yet: Dead Foodie, a bold exploration of appetite, memory, and machine emotion from the elusive masked artist known as 7EVEN. Part film, part exhibition, and part philosophical provocation, Dead Foodie unfolds like a surreal dinner party set at the

By: Andrea Denali Picture a real Christmas together. Not a quick hello in a crowded lobby, not a cluster of small apartments where everyone eats in shifts, but one long table, one tree, one address. The kitchen hums. Aunties trade recipes. Kids chase cousins from the game room to the yard. Grandparents settle into a

By: Lennard James Divine Laughter: How Paschal Hildreth Entertainment Found Success with Gospel Comedy For more than three decades, Paschal Hildreth Entertainment (PHE) has been synonymous with Upscale Entertainment across the Mid-South. Known for producing high-quality shows that merge class, humor, and culture, the company has achieved significant success once again with two standout productions:

By: Vanessa Riley Dr. Connor Robertson has spent years mastering the science of buying, scaling, and leading businesses. Now, he’s bringing that knowledge directly to the public through a new medium, his fast-growing YouTube channel, where he documents real deals, operational decisions, and the mindset that drives long-term success. What once happened behind closed boardroom

Georgia’s entertainment industry has grown significantly over the past decade. From blockbuster film productions to live concerts and festivals, the state has gained recognition as the “Hollywood of the South.” But behind the cameras and bright lights, one often overlooked reality is becoming more common — accidents on set, production-related vehicle crashes, and event injuries.

By: Violet Ramsey Ask any restoration contractor what they want in the next 12–24 months, and you’ll likely hear the same answer: “Double my revenue.” The challenge? Many don’t have a clear plan. They might try more networking, hire another estimator, or maybe invest in Google Ads and hope it works. While these tactics can