Fashion & Beauty

     I love summer. The sunshine, longer days, and warmth all speak to me. While I miss the look of a coat and...

There’s so much to love about summer! Everything gets a little brighter – especially when it comes to our hair, nails or even makeup....

    They say March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, but that still doesn’t help me decide what to...

Even the groundhog’s prediction of six more weeks of winter cannot stop the inevitable melting away of the frost, the bursting of buds on...

Rachael Severino is a sophomore at Sarah Lawrence College. She is majoring in classics. A writer, ballerina, and crafter, Rachael is attracted to all things creative.   Just...

Jennifer is an Account Manager at a beauty public relations agency in New York City, from Long Island. She has a bachelor of arts...

Tammy Severino is the President of RPC Development, LLC, a boutique consulting firm specializing in small businesses and nonprofit organization. She has more than...

Sheila Wenz is a native of LI who lived in Los Angeles working in the entertainment business. She is a comedian, comedy writer and comedy instructor website www.standupstudios.com My mother...

Jessica Baumgartner is the creator and author of a blog for parents that includes humorous tales, travel information and product reviews. Jessica can be reached...

Before you know it, the fall season will be upon us, so make sure you’re not taking any sunny days for granted beyond this point. With only a few weeks left, we’ll officially be trading in our swimsuits for pants and sweaters.

Some years it seems as though back to school ads begin as soon as the last day of school has come and gone. This year, amid COVID-19, the end of the school year was just another day of virtual learning, and the first day of school is an unknown. How, then, do you shop for your child when you don’t know if they will be walking into their school building or learning from home?

This summer might feel a bit different, but we can’t complain too much since at least one of (in my opinion) the most important activities wasn’t taken from us… our Long Island beaches!