A friend of mine fell in love. She declared it to the world through numerous romantic quotes and pictures she posted of her new boyfriend on Facebook. Their selfies show a couple beaming on day trips, hiking trails, and hammocks. The photographs, "likes" on each other's everything, and "in a relationship" status are all too familiar. After knowing each other for a cool 11 days, my friend and her beau are happily stuck in the "too-fast, too-soon flytrap."
March 11 (Reuters) - Men's Wearhouse Inc said it would acquire rival Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc for about $1.8 billion, ending a five-month merger saga that started with Jos. A. Bank offering to buy its larger menswear rival.
The increased offer price of $65 per share represents a premium of 1.3 percent to Jos. A. Bank's Monday closing price.
Everyone's received their fair share of truly terrible love advice, whether from Internet forums, or over-enthusiastic great-aunts. But we'd argue that the advice printed in your run-of-the-mill drugstore magazines is often the most egregious. These magazines are often gender-oriented; but the bad advice is bestowed equally upon men and women. Sometimes this advice perpetuates outdated stereotypes, sometimes it encourages crazy behavior and sometimes it does both. Ultimately, the sweeping generalizations do both men and women a disservice.
Who says you can't go glam to spin?
Kim Kardashian attended a SoulCycle class on Monday, March 10, in Beverly Hills wearing a low-cut shirt and glam makeup. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 33, opted for an all-black ensemble for the class with a fitted zip-up jacket over the deep-v-neck top and black cropped leggings.
