The Winter Solstice is a subtle transition to more light, but it’s just enough to get us through the winter.

Cady Heron is a whiz in math, but she could use a tutor in improv. Let's set the scene: Cady is new in town, and unassuming circumstances lead her to a chance encounter with a boy who apparently doesn't own a calendar. But beyond this moment's place in the Cinematic One-Liner Hall of Fame, there’s a buried lesson about seizing opportunities —one that’s surprisingly relevant to improv and life. Honestly, it's impressive that our girl was even able to spit out a single word in

The arts are often seen as leaders of change, but when it comes to championing minorities, it's been a long road.

Recently Lady Gaga was the host and musical guest on SNL. It reminded me how even the most absurd art can be widely embraced when done well.

For many adults, Halloween offers more than just a chance to dress up —it’s an opportunity to dive into creative expression in a way that feels rare and exciting. Donning a costume invites a fresh way to play, explore different sides of yourself, and even bond with others over shared characters and ideas. As we enter adulthood, we are pressured to trade the uninhibited spirit of play for the adoption of rigid social norms. Halloween and other festive celebrations give grown-u

By embracing reinvention, artists and entrepreneurs keep their work relevant and ensure that its impact endures.

Valuing the time, energy, and skills isn’t selfish—it’s smart business.

Success isn’t just about staying the course—it’s about knowing when to pivot, evolve, and breathe new life into something.