10 Things Mindful Eaters Do Differently
Applying mindfulness to your eating habits can pay off for your health!
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Dance Cardio for People Who Suck at Dancing: A Survival Guide
Put me on a dance floor with a beat and my muscles tense up, almost as fast as my face turns crimson.
Tunnicliffe charged by FA
Fulham midfielder Ryan Tunnicliffe has been charged by the Football Association following comments made on Twitter.
P1: Hamilton heads Rosberg
Lewis Hamilton set the pace in opening practice for the Canadian GP on Friday from Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg.
Qualify stunner in Oaks
Aidan O’Brien’s rank outsider Qualify caused a major upset in the Investec Oaks at Epsom.
Berlin final excites Neymar
Barcelona striker Neymar admits he is excited over the prospect of playing in Saturday’s Champions League final.
Ennis-Hill to skip Birmingham
Jessica Ennis-Hill has withdrawn from Sunday’s Birmingham Grand Prix as she bides her time before a possible World Championship bid later this year.
Harrods brings milliners in-store to celebrate Royal Ascot
Vivien Sheriff hat British department store Harrods is helping consumers prepare for the summer social season with a millinery event. From June 6-7, the retailer is bringing in experts and designers to assist consumers in picking the perfect topper for their ensembles, whether they are going to the Royal Ascot or a garden party. The walk-in event provides access to all Harrods customers, making it an easy appointment as they
Wheels Up aligns with Triple Crown contender American Pharoah
American Pharoah Private aviation company Wheels Up is sponsoring Triple Crown hopeful American Pharaoh as he runs in the Belmont Stakes on June 6, highlighting shared values of speed. During the race, the brand’s name will be the sole logo worn on American Pharoah jockey Victor Espinoza, and the brand will also have placement during other events surrounding the Triple Crown Run. All eyes will be on the horse and
Retail’s future will be defined by memories, creation centers and city-based markets: FIT
Affluent shopper NEW YORK – Fifteen years from now, the luxury industry’s current retail models will no longer work as consumer expectations will have radically evolved. During “The Future of Luxury: Global Research Insights, Emerging Trends and New Business Models for 2030” presentation June 3, conducted by graduate students of the Fashion Institute of Technology class of 2015, the peer groups suggested that lasting memories, “centers of creation” flagship stores and