Trends certainly come and go, but when you’re designing something that feels as permanent as flooring, you may feel like choosing something timeless. Though it’s bold (and hotly contested!), it seems ...

TORONTO — More than an hour after his season ended in a heartbeat and winter took hold, Ernie Clement sprawled in his chair in the Blue Jays’ clubhouse, still in full uniform, nursing a Labatt Blue.

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In August, Aflac launched the Check for Cancer movement to turn the familiar checkered pattern into a powerful reminder to get checked for cancer. To help drive that point on their home turf and in ...

Of all the designers to present a debut collection for a major house during fashion week this September, Dario Vitale arguably had one of the lowest profiles. Prior to his appointment as Versace’s new ...

Beloved Manhattan home goods store Fishs Eddy is coming to Brooklyn. The quirky retailer, famous for its cluttered shelves and vast selection of off-beat decor and dishware, will open at 81 Front St.

COLUMBUS, Ga., September 4, 2025 /CSRwire/ — Aflac, a leading provider of cancer insurance for nearly 70 years, working with sports broadcaster, fashion entrepreneur and cancer survivor Erin Andrews, ...

"Check for Cancer is about changing that. It's about turning an everyday visual into a reminder that early detection can save your life or the life of someone you love. Getting screened shouldn't feel ...

Newly launched campaign teams up with sports broadcaster, fashion entrepreneur and cancer survivor Erin Andrews to urge Americans to prioritize early detection The Check for Cancer movement reframes ...

A new campaign from Aflac aims to be more than just a one-off awareness push. Instead, the supplemental health insurance company is hoping it’ll become a full-blown “pop culture phenomenon,” according ...