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Famous authors and artists are commonly photographed alongside a trusty mug of coffee, but that cup of joe is more likely to help the Continue reading Sorry, caffeine won’t make you more creative, but it may help you solve problems
By Sara Salam
Marie Kondo makes room for meaningful objects, people, and experiences.
Literally.
The organizational guru behind her #1 New York Times bestselling book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, and the Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo Continue reading Making Room with Marie Kondo
The bronze statue of Adelfa Callejo, a staunch civil rights advocate believed to be the first practicing Latina lawyer in Dallas, will Continue reading Adelfa Callejo sculpture, Dallas’ first of a Latina, expected to land downtown in Main Street Garden park
In October, variety stores fill with a wide assortment of fantastic get-ups, both for kids and for adults. But throughout the year, comics events feature a vast array of costumes on display, worn by both kids and adults. Continue reading Maggie’s World 075: Dressing Up
One of the most revered books out there, comic or otherwise, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen is the inspirational touchstone for HBO’s newest TV drama from The Leftovers’ Damon Lindelof. Continue reading HBO’s Watchmen Premiere: All The Big References To The Original Comic Book
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