Following an intimate show at Floyd’s Music Store in Tallahassee, the men of O.A.R. made their way down south to Pompano Beach where they played to a significantly larger crowd at the Pompano Beach Amphitheatre. My Instagram feed – like … Continue reading
There is no better way to show your love for your sorority than to add a classically chic Lilly Pulitzer accessory to your wardrobe. Whether you’re newly inaugurated or you’ve been performing a secret handshake for 40 years, Lilly’s newest … Continue reading
Budget cuts have been a dime a dozen in the last few years, and when education budgets are cut, often the first area to be trimmed is the arts. Because of this, the ArtiGras Foundation has now found its niche … Continue reading
Vero Beach native Jake Owen is a devilishly handsome country music artist who, though well known to some, is quickly becoming more popular across the country-music scene after his September 2011 hit “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” (from the album of … Continue reading
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani will speak January 26 at the University of Florida. The ACCENT Speaker’s Bureau program – which has brought Ann Coulter, Kurt Vonnegut, Michael Moore, Margaret Cho, Dr. Jack Kevorkian and a lengthy list … Continue reading
Snuggled in the heart of Fifth Avenue in Old Naples, with its Mediterranean archways and signature pineapple finials, The Inn on Fifth, a boutique hotel that was once a Fifth Avenue bank building, sits like a precious gem amongst the … Continue reading
It was thrilling to watch them in their peak, but almost awe-inspiring to watch as Pete Sampras, Jimmy Connors, Michael Chang and Jim Courier – all 40 years or older – took to the courts during the HSBC Tennis Cup … Continue reading
It’s not the way your eyes sparkle in the moonlight, the way your side-swept bangs fall just so across your forehead, or even how your clothing perfectly accentuates your best assets. According to a Cosmopolitan article entitled “The 6 Things … Continue reading
As parents, there are many things that top the list of importance when it comes to our children’s well-being; education is easily in the top three, maybe ranking just below health and safety.
PBG Lifestyle’s July 2011 Health & Fitness column focused on the cause and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. There are many unknowns about this mental malady and its diagnosis is often a harrowing one. I was privileged enough to speak with … Continue reading
