Today’s Jewelry Collection Story comes from Sarah of @highcaratsnob – she is someone who I first discovered over on TikTok and then followed on Instagram. I love every single piece in Sarah’s collection so I was super excited when she agreed to share here with us. Let’s get into it: “I’ve always had a passion for beautiful things, and jewelry has always been an integral part of that. About six years ago, I delved deeper into antique and vintage pieces, and my journey as a serious collector began. Like many others, I found my way into this wonderful jewelry community…
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Halo engagement rings have long been a favourite style amongst celebrities, offering maximum sparkle for that eternal touch of red-carpet glamour. Whether it’s a classic round halo or an antique Art Deco design, many A-listers opt for this stunning setting to enhance their centre stone. The best part? You don’t need a Hollywood budget to achieve the same showstopper look. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the most iconic celebrity halo engagement rings and how you can recreate their style for yourself! Ashley Tisdale’s Double Halo In 2013 Christopher French proposed to actress Ashley Tisdale with a 2-carat cushion…
In Zero Day, Robert De Niro dives headfirst into television as former President George Mullen, navigating a chillingly realistic scenario: a catastrophic cyberattack targeting the core of American society. De Niro offers perhaps his most introspective performance in recent memory, blending a measured sense of gravitas with vulnerability. It’s fascinating to watch him channel the restrained anxiety of a seasoned statesman haunted by past decisions, making his portrayal not only believable but deeply relatable on a human level. Equally commendable is Angela Bassett’s commanding turn as the sitting President Evelyn Mitchell, whose layered performance complements De Niro’s reflective energy. Bassett embodies…
Dogwood Trees by James Rouse in En-Plein Air celebrates the beauty of nature. The show is one of the Baltimore art exhibitions to see this March. Image courtesy of C. Grimaldis Gallery Attend the best art exhibitions in Baltimore this March. Experience everything from immersive art to legendary artists like James Rouse and Joan Erbe.BY ARTCENTRON NEWSBALTIMORE, MD-Baltimore, Maryland, is not only a hub for rich history and diverse culture but also a thriving center for arts and entertainment. March 2025 brings a vibrant array of artistic exhibitions and performances, offering something for everyone—from art enthusiasts to history buffs. Below…
The SXSW Film Festival launched on Friday night with a star-studded premiere of the new Amazon Prime Video sequel “Another Simple Favor,” followed by the highly anticipated launch of Apple TV+’s “The Studio” at the Paramount and Babak Anvari’s “Hallow Road” across town. Of course, these red-carpet events weren’t alone, as SXSW starts with a bang, programming more films on day one than most fests, which often ease people into the fest experience. There’s no easing here. After all, it’s Texas. The best of the three narrative films not mentioned in the paragraph above that I’ve seen from day one…
Lori Francescutti was such a delight to meet in person – from her warm and inviting demeanor to her earthy gemstone designs, I enjoyed every moment. I could feel her creativity in every aspect of her booth; even her displays were handcrafted by her daughter out of wool felt and were a definite standout! Lori is an oil painter turned jeweler and reading her “about” section of her website, I was really taken by her idea of gemstones being the works of art and she creates the “frame” using metal to frame the artwork. I just love that. I really…
Zenith Gallery’s 47th “Amethyst” Anniversaryin Honor of Women’s History MonthA Group Exhibition | March 7 – April 19, 2025MEET THE ARTISTS RECEPTIONS: Sat, March 8, 2-6 pmARTIST TALKS: Saturdays in March & April at 2:00 pm (More to be announced)March 15- Richard Binder, Mihira Karra, Carol Newmyer, Patrick Smith, and Luther WrightMarch 22- Julee Dickerson-Thompson, David Glick, Marcie Wolf-Hubbard, and David HubbardMarch 29- Lynda Smith-Bugge, Meredith Osterman. April 5- Katherine OwensApril 12- Anne Calamuci (with Kim Reyes), Cheryl Edwards, Anne Marchand, and Christopher WagnerFeaturing Artists: Doba Afolabi, Linda Atkinson, Bert Beirne, Mitzi Bernard, Joanathan Bessaci, Richard Binder, Jackie Braitman, Ram Brisueno, William Buchanan,…
Here you’ll find the Final Jeopardy clue for Friday, March 7, 2025. We’re finally back to regular Jeopardy play, now that the 2025 Jeopardy Invitational Tournament is over from yesterday’s episode. We expect there to be about two months of standard episodes until the Jeopardy Masters tournament appears. Returning champion Laura Faddah, a manager from Tennessee, will return today (from way back in December last year), and face off against two new contestants, aerospace engineer Omar Abu Realh from Virginia, and TV editor Roger Ghaman from California. Here is the question and answer for Final Jeopardy for 3/7/2025 as well…
Footage from the failed live-action version of popular late ’90s and early 2000s animated series The Powerpuff Girls leaked online for the first time this week.And it looks really bad.The pilot for this Powerpuff Girls was produced in 2021, and would have starred Chloe Bennet as Blossom, Dove Cameron as Bubbles, and Yana Perrault as Buttercup. The concept involved the Powerpuff Girls reuniting as grownups after a long time apart, with the young women dealing with typical adult issues. (Blossom, for example, was described as having “repressed kiddie-superhero trauma [that] has left her feeling anxious and reclusive, and she aims to become a leader again —…
Juan Hamilton, an artist, caretaker, and protégé of renowned painter Georgia O’Keeffe and the sole beneficiary of her will, died in his Santa Fe, New Mexico home on February 20 at 79 years old. He died from complications related to a subdural hematoma, which occurred several years ago, according to his wife Anna Marie Hamilton. Born John Bruce Hamilton on December 22, 1945, in Dallas, Texas, he grew up in Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela, the child of parents Alan and Claire (Kitzmiller) Hamilton, who served as Presbyterian missionaries. During this time, he adopted the name Juan and began learning how…
