Maybe it’s a graduation party, your cousin’s bachelorette, a swanky Friday night date or your college roommate’s wedding (because there’s always a wedding). Whatever the red-letter occasion is, it calls for hair that wows, full stop. Read on for some dazzling, red carpet-inspired looks that will have you set to stun: ** 1. Vintage Curls Maybe it’s a nod to their super-glam foremothers, but several Hollywood A-listers have been sporting Jheri curls and pin waves as their ’do of choice....

Halloween is a great holiday for adding a little out-of-the-ordinary fun to your home! With this sweet Halloween idea, you can turn your home into a “Dead and Breakfast Inn” and surprise your spouse or kids (or both!) with a Halloween-themed breakfast in bed! In typical Dating Diva fashion, we have gorgeous printables to make planning and implementing your Halloween breakfast in bed easy! It is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday as you serve and show your love for your family!...

Android 12.1 information appears as further proof the Google Pixel Fold is coming Android 12.1 information appears as further proof the Google Pixel Fold is coming Android 12 is likely coming on October 4, but we’ve recently found out that Google also plans to release Android 12.1. That point update will likely arrive later this year, and it will include some improvements to the foldable phone experience. You may remember the hidden “taskbar” feature from Android 12 Developer Preview 2....

But, if you’re a busy working parent, how do you build mindfulness into an already-packed day? Those of us with kids and jobs often feel tired and rushed. We’re constantly multi-tasking, juggling personal and professional responsibilities, and feeling stressed about all we can’t get done. According to a Pew Research Center analysis, 56 percent of working parents say they find it difficult to balance their time between work and family. Though I now counsel others on how to break this cycle, I can certainly relate to it....

Actually, mindfulness is a tuning to what we already are, a freeing from the tyranny of shoulds, oughts, and wishes to be better, faster, and more efficient, which are endemic in workplace settings. It is an undoing more than a doing, a recognition that grasping for improvement and success (whether in the form of profit, status, recognition or identity) is stressful in itself, tending to make work an unhappy endeavour. If mindfulness training leads to better focus, performance, and well-being, it comes—ironically—from letting go of the very desires for focus, performance, and well-being that motivates many in their jobs....