by SheThePeopleNews | Mar 22, 2022 | @THE WHITE HOUSE, Her Story, Keeping the Faith, News, She's Out and About, She's Reading
Finally, book tours are back! If you find yourself in New York City on March 28th it will be worth your while to grab a ticket to see the Today Show’s dynamic duo, as Hoda and Jenna launch the ‘Everything Beautiful’ Tour. If you can’t make...
by SheThePeopleNews | Mar 13, 2022 | Her Story, News, She's @ Home, She's Out and About
Guest Contributor Nancy Wigglesworth Dugan has ‘cleaned up her act ‘ from the inside out. Reframing her thoughts on living a healthier life have transformed her appearance, the home she lives in and the way she sees her future. Looking at her before...
by SheThePeopleNews | Mar 8, 2022 | Her Story, News, She's @ Museums, She's Reading
Suzanne Koven, M.D. doesn’t practice surgery, although the way she dissects the body of her medical career and sutures it back together in prose indicates this chick has mad-skills. Dr. Koven is a primary care physician, a member of the faculty at Harvard...
by SheThePeopleNews | Mar 5, 2022 | News, She's Drinking, She's Out and About
Ready to spring forward? Starbucks can help you make the leap! Looking for signs of Spring in early March can be challenging. So, when Starbucks announced it’s latest coffee drink ‘Iced Toasted Vanilla Oat-milk Shaken Espresso ‘She’ raced to...
by SheThePeopleNews | Feb 27, 2022 | Her Story, News, She's Drinking, She's Reading
“Gilded Age Cocktails” is a 159 page book of distilled American history. Written by Cecelia Tichi, a Professor of American literature and culture at Vanderbilt University, her spirited collection of cocktail-lore is a joy-filled chronicle that adds style...
by SheThePeopleNews | Feb 16, 2022 | News, She's @ Museums, She's Out and About
“Each / Other” shares a series of stories about the ties that bind humanity. The culturally significant exhibit tangibly represents the metaphysical power of art to transcend age, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation. In all it’s forms, art is...
