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lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•3 min saved

"Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff's Top 14 L.A. Hotspots Revealed"

Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff shared their favorite Los Angeles spots in a recent interview, highlighting their love for the city's diverse culinary scene and cultural venues. Among their cherished locations are the Hollywood Bowl for music events, El Cholo for Mexican-American cuisine, Zankou Chicken for rotisserie chicken, Guelaguetza for Oaxacan dishes, and Toscana for Italian dining. The couple also frequents local shops and enjoys outdoor activities in the area, reflecting their personal connection to L.A.'s community and lifestyle.

via Los Angeles Times|

##dining #dougemhoff

lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•5 min saved

"India's Top 10 Awe-Inspiring Aircraft Revealed"

The article lists the top 10 most aesthetically pleasing Indian aircraft, ranging from the cute HAL HJT-16 Kiran at number 10 to the sleek and matador-like HAL Tejas at the top spot. Each aircraft is described with a mix of technical detail and poetic comparison, highlighting their unique designs and the emotional responses they evoke. The HAL Tejas, compared to a Spanish bullfighter for its design and agility, takes the crown for its beauty and dainty killer appearance.

via Hush-Kit|

##aestheticaircraft #aviationdesign

lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•1 min saved

"Examining the Extremes of 2023's Wedding Trends"

The 2023 wedding culture has showcased some extreme behaviors, from couples making grandiose announcements and soliciting honeymoon funds on social media, to enforcing strict dress codes and reacting absurdly to wedding details like song choices and hair colors. These 15 examples, including a bride upset about shared wedding songs and another implementing a drink badging system, highlight the lengths to which some individuals will go to control and sensationalize their wedding day, reflecting a trend of wedding excess and entitlement.

via BuzzFeed|

##bridezillas #groomzillas

lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•10 min saved

"2024: A Year of Global Elections, Renewal, and Anticipation"

The year 2024 is set to be filled with exciting events and milestones, including the leap year celebrations, the Paris Summer Olympics and Paralympics, highly anticipated movie releases like "Dune: Part Two" and "Inside Out 2," a total solar eclipse visible in North America, and NASA's Artemis II mission orbiting the moon. TV will see new shows and returning favorites, while iconic works like "Steamboat Willie" will enter the public domain. Facebook and Amazon celebrate significant anniversaries, and the world of sports will introduce a new 12-team college football playoff system. Music fans can look forward to new albums and tours from artists like Jennifer Lopez and Taylor Swift. Other notable events include Indonesia's capital city move, the Catholic Church's "Synod of Synodality," advancements in AI technology, new gaming experiences, historic elections in Mexico, an Impressionist art exhibition, progress in public health with new vaccines, and a positive economic outlook with slowing inflation and a better job market.

via CNN|

##2024events #entertainmentreleases

lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•4 min saved

"Discover Your Fortune: 2024 Horoscope Highlights for All Zodiac Signs"

The Chinese Horoscope for 2024, the Year of the Dragon, predicts exceptional luck for those born in the years of the Pig, Monkey, and Rat. Pigs can expect rewards for their hard work and honesty, Monkeys will benefit from their bond with the Dragon and their adaptability, and Rats will find growth opportunities by trusting their instincts. These signs should prepare for a year filled with potential and embrace the positive energy that the Year of the Dragon brings.

via Hindustan Times|

#astrology #chinese-horoscope #lifestyle-and-culture

lifestyle-and-culture2 years ago•1 min saved

"Forecasting the Trends and Battlegrounds of the 2024 Election"

The Washington Post's Style section continues its annual tradition with the 2024 edition of "What's In and What's Out," offering a wry and eclectic forecast of cultural trends for the upcoming year. The list, which has been a staple since 1978, is known for its mix of empiric, conceptual, and sometimes inscrutable predictions, and is crafted without the assistance of AI, despite the satirical inclusion of AI as a trend. This year's list moves away from pregnancy announcements and "Vanderpump Rules," while embracing "Summer House" and looking beyond Paris for the Olympics.

via The Washington Post|

##2024trends #culturaltrends