Sheena Easton: The Original Reality TV Break-Out Star
Today, we’re used to stars rising from reality TV. Sheena Easton did it 40 years ago.
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Ten Books to Enjoy This Spring
Looking for some great reads to shake of the last vestiges of winter? Amazon has some great recommendations for you.
Holding onto Memories on Mother’s Day
Val Lauder shares moments from the past that helped shape memories of her mother.
When Did the British Invasion End?
It started with The Beatles, but how did it stop?
Have I Lost You?
Five years after Enid’s daughter ran away, the pain and uncertainty still haunt Enid, but with the help of a friend, she’s finding a way forward.
Beading Cancer: Helping Sick Children Tell Their Stories
Jean Gribbon uses beads to help pediatric oncology patients share their experiences with others.
Hollywood’s Werewolf Year
In 1981, James Bond, Indiana Jones, Burt Reynolds, and Superman faced off against an invasion of werewolves at the box office.
Spring is Here!
As the days get warmer and flowers start popping everywhere, we feel a renewed sense of hope and optimism. The trade webinars are emphasizing fresh and “positive” colors for 2021 and 2022 collections, and we are happy to embrace those with new Easter and spring themed artwork. On the licensing front, it seems the word of the […]
Bottom’s Up
A theater heist of Shakespearean proportions.
The Innovation Secret: How to Turn a Great Idea Into a Successful Business
Creating a new product begins with the spark of a good idea. But a lot happens between conception and first production for nearly every concept that gets turned into a successful business.
Our Favorite Covers
Post artists provided Americans with a weekly mirror in which to see themselves.
Herding Goats at Squashville Farm
Goats live an alternate reality of soil and self-determination.
How I Became a Convert to College Basketball
Val Lauder recalls her brushes with Michael Jordan, Dean Smith, and the madness that is Tar Heel basketball.
“The Eyes of Asia: A Trooper of Horse” by Rudyard Kipling
The shell holes in the ground are the size of our goat-pen and as deep as my height with the arm raised. They are more in number than can be counted, and of all colors. It is like smallpox upon the ground.
150 Years of Advice for Insomniacs
Eating raw onions, horseback riding, and soaking your feet in hot water were all considered treatments for sleeplessness.
Mia
Life lessons can come from the unlikeliest of places — from a jump rope, or a fudge sundae, or a neighborhood girl for whom the rules don’t seem to apply.