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Like many women, I’ve always had a complicated relationship with ambition. As a young Millennial, I was taught that getting good grades would get me into a good college and a good job. Of course, once I reach these milestones, the drive to stay “good” keeps me motivated to continue my relentless ambition. Of course, that comes with accolades and external validation (although never enough to satisfy a perfectionist with the ups and downs of the recovery journey), and I find that I can never take a moment to sit down, stop, and breathe. That’s why when I pick up…

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Flanders Opera Ballet is looking for dancers Have at least two years of professional experience, a strong technical foundation in ballet and contemporary techniques, and proficiency in improvisational techniques.Where: Antwerp, Belgiumwhen: February 3, 4, 5, 2025Application deadline: 16/11/2024Opera Ballet Vlaanderen is a dynamic, forward-thinking dance company of 35 internationally diverse dancers who push the boundaries of contemporary performance. These works are by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Giselle Vienne, Hofesh Shechter, Jan Martens, David Raymond and Tiffany Thiergarden, Marcos Morau, Pina Bausch, Wim Vandekeybus, etc. The company operates as a collective, non-hierarchical whole, promoting collaboration, creativity and a thoughtful balance between…

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At the age of 12, Jakob Karr was mesmerized in his first jazz dance class when his teacher demonstrated the technique of changing and kicking the ball. He imitated steps tentatively, then let his spindly legs fly over his head. “Oh! I have to do it again,” he said with a smile, feeling the freedom that matched the height of his legs. Now, 22 years later, Carr not only demonstrates his flexibility and performance skills, but also uses his choreography to challenge the traditional role of dance in theatre. He promoted a new era of Broadway that emphasized dancers as…

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Before my first trip to Erewhon (the Internet-famous grocery store in Los Angeles), I apparently Googled “What is Erewhon’s most popular item?” The answers ranged from viral buffalo cauliflower to strawberry probiotic ice Sand, but to my surprise, Erewhon’s Kale and White Bean Salad keeps showing up on every list. It sounded simple, but I tried it anyway—let’s just say I was hooked. This salad is much greater than the sum of its parts. Crunchy massaged kale is tossed with creamy avocado, crunchy seeds, and protein-packed white beans in a sweet lemon dressing that lightly coats each leaf. Addictive! Not…

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Growing up, my family and I played games almost every night after dinner. There are countless Monopoly marathons, Uno races that rival competitive sports, and quite a few domino games that include “friendly betting.” Admittedly, I need one long Before I eagerly jump back into the madness of game night to take a break, as an adult I’m happy to keep this tradition alive. To help you do that, I’ve rounded up my favorite nighttime games guaranteed to keep you laughing late into the night. Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Best Game Night Games Before you scroll through, here…

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PHILLIP PHILLIPS performs live at Tupelo Music Hall, New Hampshire Carey Nelson Philip Phillips Played at Music Hall in Tupelo, New Hampshire. Located in Derry, New Hampshire, Tupelo Music Hall is a hidden gem in the live music world. The venue is renowned for its intimate setting and has hosted a variety of performances, from comedy acts to rock bands such as Queensrÿche and even theater productions. Tupelo originally opened in 2004 in a historic farmhouse in Londonderry, New Hampshire, with room for just over 200 people. As its popularity grew, the venue moved to its current location in Delhi…

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If you purchase a product through links in this article, we may receive a portion of the sale. Hot take: While I love everything about the holidays, there’s nothing better than a good Advent calendar. I grew up with a mom who would sneak away in the days between Thanksgiving and early December to buy all the candy my sisters and I loved. Little by little she would fill up the days on our family Advent calendar for the three of us. As a kid—ahem, even a youngster just home from college for the holidays—nothing made me happier than the…

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about my face. a lot of. Maybe it’s because I’ve been participating in an increase in Zoom meetings lately, or maybe it’s because “snatch” has entered the common vernacular. Regardless, I discovered something new to be self-aware about. (Isn’t it great to be a woman?) While religiously rolling ice cubes on my face and cutting out inflammatory foods have done a lot of good, I was ready for an upgrade. Enter: A deep dive into the myofascial work I desperately needed. This myofascial therapy journey feels like the ultimate beauty secret waiting to be…

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Simply put – food yes Comfortable. There are specific recipes that take you back to a specific moment or help you connect with a certain feeling. When my food is able to evoke this feeling of nostalgia and put me into a peaceful state, I know I’ve found a comfort food to add to my list. While I love indulging in heavier, less nutritious comfort foods, over the years I’ve collected a collection of healthy comfort food recipes that still satisfy that cozy feeling. This list proves that “health” and “comfort food” are not opposites. They work together to provide…

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If you purchase a product through links in this article, we may receive a portion of the sale. While the fashion world turns its attention to the spring/summer 2025 shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris, my eyes are on the well-dressed guests showcasing the fashion trends for fall 2024. Street style this time of year is a masterclass in the season’s most coveted looks, and I’m taking notes. From suede to dark denim, the pieces I’ve collected on Instagram have become my bucket list of fall trends that I can’t wait to start checking off. This year, the…

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