What Is Feminism?

Many people have preconceived notions about what being a feminist truly means, and before attending an all-girls high school, I possessed a very inaccurate idea of what the now dubbed “F-Word” actually is.

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The Genius of “Hamilton”

Earlier this year, I had the amazing opportunity to see “Hamilton” at Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York City. Inspired by the 2004 biography Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow, “Hamilton” brilliantly tells a well-known historical story by using modern influences, such as hip-hop and rap with witty lines that go so quickly it is almost difficult to catch every

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Travel Thursday: Cuixmala

Located on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, far from many popular resort towns, is a beautiful eco-resort called Cuixmala. First converted into a hotel in 2009 by James Goldsmith, who previously owned the land, Cuixmala has several amazing, colorful villas and casitas.

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Cents and Sensibility: $21 vs. $630

I have always loved geometric-inspired accessories, and the clutches from Les Petites Jouers are no exception! Despite the fact that I am a huge fan of the brand, the designs can be incredibly expensive depending on the size and type of purse.

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What’s on my iPhone

Every so often, someone will ask me about my favorite iPhone apps, which is a random question, but I am always happy to answer! I don’t particularly play games on my phone, but I have purchased several other types of apps. Besides stating the obvious– Snapchat, Instagram, Yelp, and Waze, I’ve listed a handful of other

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Red Velvet Churros?!

Located on Westwood Boulevard, Tacos Tu Madre has brought a new generation of restaurants to the area. The menu is a combination of classic Mexican dishes, such as various types of tacos but also includes more modern creations like red velvet churros. YES. Red. Velvet. Churros.

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Manus x Machina

The highly anticipated “Manus x Machina” exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City includes everything from ensembles from the early 20th century to a 2014 dress designed by Christopher Kane.

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