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Music as a Lifeline: An Interview with Michael Lisenby

Imagine retiring after more than 15 years as a police officer and SWAT team member following a life-altering incident. Then, imagine pursuing music in Nashville—not only as a personal healing outlet but also as a way to connect listeners with stories of faith, resilience, and life in law enforcement. That is the incredible journey behind…

ByMeghan ForteSeptember 17, 20250Comments

Can Stella Prince Redefine Folk for Gen Z from Nashville to LA?

Stella Prince may still be in her twenties, but this self-described “Gen Z folk singer” shows remarkable ambition and drive. Watching her career evolve has been incredibly rewarding. This is my second interview with Stella, who continues to inspire both songwriters and music lovers. During our conversation, she shared insights on her latest projects, reflected…

ByMeghan ForteSeptember 17, 20250Comments

News

Until Next Spring: A Loving Goodbye to the Hummingbirds

Every morning this summer, my backyard in New Jersey was alive with the delicate whirr of wings. Ruby-throated hummingbirds—those tiny jeweled acrobats—darted between my flowers and feeders, flashing their emerald backs and the males’ trademark scarlet throats like living sparks of fire. But now, as the air grows cooler and the last crickets sing under…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 16, 20250Comments

Celebrity

“Dogtor Doolittle” Indicted: The Rise and Fall of Austin Mendoza’s Dog Training Scheme

A Dog’s Instinct Never Lies Human beings have long looked to dogs as companions, protectors, and family. There is a reason we call a dog man’s best friend: they sense our moods, protect our children, and offer unconditional love. And when a dog bristles at a stranger, we often take it as a telling sign…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 16, 20250Comments

health

The Day My Spine Shattered—and the Surgeon Who Rebuilt It

A Spine Surgery Survivor’s Journey Through Trauma, Trust, and the Science of Hope You don’t think about your spine—until it’s the only thing you can think about. That moment came for me in the wreckage of a car crash that shattered more than just bone. One minute, I was driving. The next, I was broken—inside…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 16, 20250Comments

health

The Science of Protection — How Lipid Shield SPF 30 Redefines Sun Care

In the ever-evolving world of skincare, few innovations truly redefine an entire category. But Lipid Shield SPF 30 by Epicutis may be that breakthrough — a daily sunscreen that does far more than simply block harmful rays. Developed at the intersection of dermatological science and biotech research, Lipid Shield represents a significant leap in how…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 6, 20250Comments

Relationship

Fact Check: How a Bogus Poll Became ‘Proof’ That Half of Women Cheat

FACT CHECK (August 2025): The viral claim circulating across social media that “50% of women have a backup partner” is not based on any new research. In reality, the story traces back to 2014, when British polling company OnePoll allegedly conducted a survey of 1,000 women in the UK. Eleven years later, there is still…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 4, 20250Comments

New Jersey

Toddler Topples $1,600 Table: NJ Mom vs. Hazelnut Café in Viral ShowdownBy Bridget Mulroy

It was supposed to be a sweet Sunday outing for ice cream and coffee, but what happened inside a New Jersey café exploded into one of the summer’s most viral scandals — a saga that has left the internet divided, friendships strained, and parents everywhere second-guessing where they take their toddlers. The scene unfolded at…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 4, 20250Comments

Beauty

The Brightening Breakthrough That Finally Made Me Put Down My Foundation

When I first came across Epicutis’ Arctigenin Brightening Treatment, I was admittedly skeptical. The beauty industry is saturated with “miracle” serums and creams, each one promising transformative results. But what caught my attention about this product wasn’t just the glowing reviews—it was the science. This wasn’t a blend of trendy ingredients thrown together for marketing…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 4, 20250Comments

Food & Wine New York City

Style, Steak, and Sophistication: Catch n’ Chop Brings a Fresh Edge to NYC Dining

In a city known for reinvention, there’s a new dining destination that’s redefining what it means to be classic and cool. Tucked into a prime corner of the Upper East Side, Catch n’ Chop is not just another steakhouse—it’s a statement of style and substance, brought to life by cousins and culinary entrepreneurs Emir Mrkulic…

ByBridget MulroySeptember 3, 20250Comments

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