Melissa Hank
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'Pattern sandwiching' trend brings balance to interiors (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. A concept in fashion called “the sandwich method” is winning over interior design experts. The approach dictates that you wear the same colour at the top and bottom of an outfit — say, in a shirt and shoes — while choosing another colour or pattern for the skirt or pants between them. This creates a sense of balance, cohesion and symmetry that’s pleasing to the eye while allowing
The truth behind Lucille Ball's red hair (opens the original)
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I Love Lucy may have featured one of the most famous redheads on television, but its star didn’t always love her hair. In fact, Lucille Ball is naturally a brunette and early in her career experimented with tresses in multiple hues. “My hair has always been the bane of my existence,” she told Rolling Stone in 1983, per People. “I have never known what to do with my hair. It was just never chic.” When Ball first arrived in Hollywood, she went by the name of Diane Belmont and found work as a model
Love The Odyssey? Here's how to add ancient Greek touches to your home (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Sprawling in both scale and ambition, The Odyssey has been conquering the box office since its release on July 17. In fact, Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the like-named Homer poem has made $1.352 billion worldwide as of Aug. 20, per Variety. So it’s no surprise fans are looking for new ways to bring ancient Greek influences into their homes. To be sure, the trend has been bui
Tile mosaics bring both luxury and whimsy to a space (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Lately in the interior design sphere, there’s been much ado about mosaics. Whimsical tile mosaics in particular. Made by arranging pieces of stone, glass or other materials into decorative patterns, they fit nicely into the current trend toward individuality and artisan techniques. “For us, the appeal of custom mosaics lies in their ability to tell a story,” Louise Ashdown, head
B.C. food giveaway sets Guinness World Record (opens the original)
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For an event named Ugly Potato Day, it offered an attractive opportunity for crowds looking for free food. On a recent sunny Saturday in Surrey, B.C., more than half a million pounds of imperfect produce filled the Cloverdale Agriplex, the yield a combined donation from 25 farms — 70 per cent of them local. As the day unfolded, roughly 30,000 people streamed in to stuff as many fruits and vegetables as they could into a maximum of two bags each. Motivational speaker Tony Robbins was on hand for
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