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Denise Truscello Brings a Deeply Humanistic Ethos to Celebrity and Real-World Photography
A mother pushes a few wayward strands of her young son’s hair from across his forehead in preparation for the family portrait. The boy wears a white button-down shirt cuffed at the forearm, a bow tie, shorts and loosely laced black sneakers. It is...
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Honey Salt Cookbook Chronicles the Life Journeys of Culinary Couple
Elizabeth Blau’s latest project is a labor of love — an alluring layering of affection for food, family and travel in the publication, Honey Salt: A Culinary Scrapbook. Blau, CEO and co-founder with her husband, chef Kim Canteenwalla, of the...
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Protecting the Herd – WildAid Keeps Endangered Species Safe Through Education
The statistics are heartbreaking. In 1970, there were 1.5 million African elephants; now there are 400,000. There were 100,000 lions; now there are 20,000. There were 65,000 black rhinos; now there are 5,000. Wildlife is in such peril that on March...
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Parq Vancouver Breaks New Ground in Downtown District
Vancouver is what many would call a global city that beckons the world to its welcoming ports. It is consistently named as one of the top five worldwide cities for livability and quality of life. There are plenty of reasons to visit this iconic...
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John Coogan | For Gold Star Families
John Coogan, president of the Vegas Golden Knights Foundation and The Folded Flag Foundation and a West Point graduate like Bill Foley, owner of the Vegas Golden Knights, says many military families who lose loved ones suffer in silence rather than...
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Dr. Keith Ablow’s Works Are Art for Your Sake
Leading psychiatrist and New York Times bestselling author Dr. Keith Ablow has spent his career specializing in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental illness and depression. But these days he has found a unique way to spread his...
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Could It Be Magic? Best In Class | Magic
MAT F R A N C O Consummate magician Mat Franco learned a long time ago that the trick to being successful in his art was to entertain audiences and make them smile rather than trying to fool them. As a result, his award-winning show at The LINQ,...
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Best in Glass: Best In Class | Wine Lists
Delmonico, The Venetian Delmonico, a recipient of Wine Spectator’s Grand Award, offers selections from 14 countries and five continents, touching on classic and up-and-coming regions with bottlings dating back to 1900. For novice wine drinkers, the...
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