Month: October 2023

A closely-watched barometer of consumer confidence is warning of “concern” for retailers ahead of Christmas, as official figures for September show a steep fall in sales. GfK’s latest Consumer Confidence Index suggested that the willingness of shoppers to spend, particularly on big-ticket items, had plunged since the end of the summer. The authors reported that
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With a revolutionary sound, Dirt Monkey has a knack for crossing so many genres across the electronic spectrum and succeeding incredibly well. The forward-thinking artist is always one step ahead, and continuously unites the bass music community at festivals such as EDC Las Vegas and Electric Forest. Late-night headline shows with Dirt Monkey always result
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Hocus Pocus remains a Halloween season staple as it celebrates its 30th anniversary this spooky season. One of the season’s most beloved not-so-scary witch movies isn’t without a rather dark premise though. It revolves around the hilarious Sanderson sisters as they scramble to suck the soul of at least one child in order to save
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Photography courtesy of launchmetrics.com/spotlightFrom the launch of Perfumehead at Holt Renfrew to Austin Butler’s role as the face of YSL’s latest fragrance, it’s been an exciting season for scent. By Melissa Fejtek Date August 17, 2023 Facebook Twitter We’re halfway through 2023 and this year’s perfume launches have stirred up plenty of excitement. From revamped
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Submissions opened October 16th for the 2024 Creative Writing Awards, which come through a collaboration between Big Five publisher Penguin Random House and We Need Diverse Books, a nonprofit organization that advocates for diverse literature. This year will be the first time the Freedom of Expression Award will be granted as part of the awards.
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We’ve been buzzing with anticipation every since Disco Donnie Presents & Probably Nothing began teasing their 2024 Texas Eclipse festival in Burnet, TX April 5-9. Well, the wait if finally over, as this 5 day art, music, science, and tech extravaganza has revealed the first wave of artists along with immersive experiences that double as
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When Renée Watson read her first Ramona Quimby book as a child, she was startled by where Beverly Cleary’s beloved heroine lived: Klickitat Street was just around the corner from Watson’s aunt’s home in Portland, Oregon. “I was so in awe that a character in a book could live in my city and in a
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