All products featured on Glossy Pop have been independently selected by our editorial team. However, when you purchase something through our affiliate links, we may receive an affiliate commission. On TikTok, #marcjacobsdaisy has 5 million views, which is amazing when you consider that the scent has been around since 2007. I remember when it started; … Read more
RONSTADT: I finished Victoria Finlay’s “Fabric.” He is an anthropologist who writes on the history of clothing. Just great writing and great information. It turns out that most of the pashmina are fake. THE BOOKS: Does that sound familiar to you? RONSTADT: I have a pile of books on my nightstand. I have “Vagina Obscura” … Read more
Whether on the big page or in the real world, jewelry can complement the look, as seen with the large diamonds worn by Marilyn Monroe in the song “Diamonds a Girl’s Best” Friend” from 1953. Men love blondes. As seen in the lord of the rings Throughout the world, jewelry can be a symbol and … Read more
Sutherland is looking to remain undefeated at Arindel Homebred HALLANDALE COUNTY, Fla.— By Arindel Gatsby He scored a first-time victory over the heavily favored Golden Pal at Gulfstream Park on April 11, 2020. His three-quarter-length victory in the heavyweight 4 ½-furlongs race looked impressive More upsets like Golden Pal continue to win at the top … Read more
Theater is ephemeral. It can be recorded, recorded and viewed more than once – but never repeated. Theater is a unique experience, shared among guests. It is done by a group of people, in a certain place, at a particular time, and then no more. The drama lives on’. David Greig, Director of Applications The … Read more
In old fairy tales, a damsel in distress is supposed to come, just as people expect a serious man to save the day. While classic stories often portray uninteresting or unrespectable leading ladies, girls have become stronger, more capable, and less bound by their husbands. RELATED: 10 Actresses We’ll Always See as Their Top Ten … Read more
The film ‘Les Misérables’ (France, 1958) and Talkback with Anna Barker and Ben Delgado FilmScene — Chauncey, Iowa City, Saturday, Oct. 3 at 6:30 p.m., $12 Anna Barker: Studying music courses on Facebook, ‘Les Misérables’ at 160 Iowa City Library — Meeting Room A, Friday, Oct. 7 at 4 pm, Free ‘Les Mis’ in concert … Read more
So, I’m going to have some friends sit around the table and look at their phones. Ok, I know I’m being a little smart here, but that’s how it is sometimes when I go somewhere and see people doing the same thing. It’s tempting to check out what other people are tweeting about or see … Read more
click to enlarge Clio, Muse of History by Johannes Moreelse Asa high school story teacher instructs his students with George Santayana’s “Those who forget history…” some experts ask, “Should this be a test?” The teacher asks questions, and a child asks, “What time is lunch?” Even on the best teaching days, impressing students with the … Read more
Consider blocking someone’s live content. That’s what happened to Maya Angelou, a famous American author who described the traumatic events of her childhood growing up in Stamps, Arkansas in her 1969 autobiography “I know why the singing of the flying bird.” After many challenges – many of which were successful – Angelou became a nationally … Read more
