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Arts and Culture

How People Are Using Digital Entertainment in Their Downtime

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We are definitely living in a digital world, and it probably won’t surprise you to learn that millions of people enjoy spending their precious downtime on the Internet. The multiple lockdowns changed the lifestyle of everyone, and Internet usage saw a surge, as people used social media platforms to keep in touch with family and friends. The online community has grown to billions and that doesn’t look like it will change in the future. Continue reading How People Are Using Digital Entertainment in Their Downtime →

Food and Drink, Lifestyle

Pink Thing of the Day: JoJo Siwa Breakfast Cereal

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Photos By Gail

JoJo Siwa is a 19-year old singer/dancer who dresses like she’s 10. She also makes $2 million a year doing YouTube videos and has her own breakfast cereal.  Yes, I just typed that. JoJo’s cereal is officially called Strawberry Bop and, as you can see by the photo on the box, it is (mostly) Pink. The crunchy, corn-puff-based cereal reportedly has a flavor similar to the  Strawberry Shortcake Cereal. There are also reports that eating it will turn your poop pink. TMI.

jojo siwa breakfast cereal photo by gail worley

Photographed in the Lot Less Closeout Store on West 14th Street, NYC

Lifestyle

How To Choose the Best Marketing Platform for Your Start-up

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Start-ups who neglect to use the influence of social media marketing miss out on a powerful marketing technique for customer engagement. A properly executed social media marketing campaign can drive more website traffic, improve search rankings, and increase conversion rates. However, it’s challenging to craft an effective social media strategy because there are many options like Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and Facebook—choosing the best platform can be a daunting task. Here are tips to help you select the best marketing platform for your start-up. Continue reading How To Choose the Best Marketing Platform for Your Start-up →

Arts and Culture

Pink Thing of The Day: The Bellygom Visits NYC!

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The Bellygom Visits NYC’s Pier 17 (All Photos By Gail)

How lucky was I that an accidental glance at a friend’s Instagram feed  brought me to Pier 17 at the tail end of a two-day visit by a 50-foot inflatable Pink Bear from Korea, which goes by the name of Bellygom. Answer: so lucky! On the morning of September 21st, I noticed a friend had posted a photo of her with the tall ships of Pier 17 in the background, along with a very large pink teddy bear. The accompanying hashtag simply said “#BellygomNY.” Of course, I had to investigate immediately. Because, Giant Pink Bear. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: The Bellygom Visits NYC! →

Music, Pop Culture

Video Clip of The Week: Joseph Arthur, “Streetcar”

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Whether he is making his own original music, collaborating with a fellow respected musician, or creating his unique visual artwork, Joseph Arthur brings a spark of understated genius to everything he touches. It just so happens that Joe is gearing up to release his first solo album in three years (wow!) entitled Come Back World, and that means it is my pleasure this week to give you a little taste, with the single and video for the sublime “Streetcar,” which features guest vocals by Ben Harper. Continue reading Video Clip of The Week: Joseph Arthur, “Streetcar” →