The intimate Ki Smith Gallery was abuzz with excitement during the exclusive VIP Cocktail Reception this evening to launch the highly anticipated “Friend” exhibition benefiting Sentebale. The event brought together supporters from the art, philanthropy, and culture worlds, with Co-Founding Patron, Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex at the event alongside gallerist Ki Smith and …
The many psychological, social and physical benefits of counting your blessings. It’s one of the simplest things we can do to improve our well-being, yet most of us don’t practice it often enough: gratitude. Research has shown that grateful people have happier relationships, experience more positive emotions, sleep better and, interestingly, have fewer headaches and …
Successful real estate broker, Manal Boutros, is taking her altruistic approach to life to the next level with a new charitable initiative designed for human connection and the sharing of love. Real estate can sometimes have an overly glamorous image that is at odds with its most basic premise: to provide people with homes and …
Survivor and childhood-trauma expert Lacy Nicole has launched the Shame To Sparkle Foundation, which will focus on advocacy and mental health resources – specifically those concerning trauma and PTSD – for those in need. As she recounts her childhood, Lacy Nicole describes it as “tumultuous, with an immense amount of trauma.” While her parents struggled …
If you think you’ve got a hilarious “Two men walk into a bar” joke for Howie Mandel, one of the world’s funniest entertainers, he would prefer you keep it to yourself. You wouldn’t expect one of the world’s funniest comedians to state that he hates jokes, but Howie Mandel hates jokes. In fact, this man, …
In her newest book, Cleaning Up Your Mental Mess, Dr. Caroline Leaf helps us recognize that, by understanding the mind, we can understand how to manage it. Socrates famously said, “I cannot teach anybody anything. I can only make them think.” That’s been Dr. Caroline Leaf’s driving mission going on for 38 years now — …
