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Page Six features fashion designer and equestrian Ariana Rockefeller for her dinner event at the Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton celebrating the Hampton Classic horse show.
Read MoreW Magazine caught up with designer and elite equestrian Ariana Rockefeller at the elegant farm-to-table dinner she hosted at the Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton in honor of the annual Hampton Classic horse show.
Read MoreTim Gill, founder and co-chair of the Gill Foundation, is profiled at-length by Inside Philanthropy's David Callahan. In his piece, "No One Left Behind: Tim Gill and the New Quest for Full LGBT Equality," Callahan questions Gill on his philosophy behind giving and his strategy to continue the fight for full LGBT rights after winning federal marriage equality.
Read MoreThe women's fashion designer and elite equestrian gives Elliman Media a preview of her favorites things about the annual Hampton Classic Horse Show as it returns to Bridgehampton for a 40th year next week.
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Sam Barnett, founder and CEO of SBB Research Group, appeared on Bloomberg TV's "Market Makers" to discuss his investing pedigree, his prodigious succeeding in raising $200 million for his hedge fund, and to explain the science behind some of the unique market indicators his firm uses to track the market.
Read MoreWatchup made TechHive’s list of the “6 ways to watch televised news without paying for cable or satellite TV.”
Read MoreIn this "People Exclusive," Maria Shriver's role in carrying on her mother's Special Olympics legacy is profiled along with highlights from Shriver Media's latest national polling project, "The Shriver Report Snapshot: An Insight into Intellectual Disabilities in the 21st Century."
Read MoreIn her TIME editorial, Maria Shriver discusses the results of Shriver Media's latest national polling project, "The Shriver Report Snapshot: An Insight Into Intellectual Disabilities in the 21st Century," which coincides with the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the opening of the Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles.
Read MoreThe menswear industry magazine catches up with To Boot New York founder and designer Adam Derrick, who shares the unsung story behind the success of his men's shoe brand, from its beginnings as a small shop on Manhattan's Upper West Side to its thriving international business today.
Read MoreAiring live on C-SPAN, GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis spoke to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., about the future of the LGBT rights movement following the Supreme Court's awaited ruling on marriage equality, GLAAD's recent advocacy work, the media's portrayal of the LGBT community, and more.
Read MoreThe Wall Street Journal features Haspel - the New Orleans men's label that invented the seersucker suit back in 1909 - in this article about the history of the American fashion staple and its present-day merits as a work-friendly summer suit for the office.
Read MoreIn honor of National Seersucker Day, GQ magazine gives the New Orleans men's label Haspel its due as the original inventor of the iconic American suit. In this article, Haspel designer Sam Shipley explains seersucker's versatility with tips on how, when, and where to pull off the classic look.
Read MoreThe menswear editors for Yahoo! Style reveal their summer essentials for 2015, which include the Farley White Sneakers from To Boot New York. According to the editors, "it's got the sportiness of a pair of kicks but an elegance in it construction" that, for once, makes the "sneakers-with-a-suit" look actually work.
Read MoreDigital Trends reports on Watchup's new content partnership with CBS Interactive and explains how the streaming news app is working to reverse the downward trend in the consumption of broadcast news among Millennial viewers.
Read MoreAskMen calls Watchup "the Pandora for TV news" in this article about the app's growing appeal as a streaming news service and a new content partnership with CBS Interactive.
Read MoreTim Gill, founder and co-chair of the Gill Foundation, explains to Bloomberg Businessweek his vision for enlisting Corporate America in the fight to bring LGBT non-discrimination protections to all 50 states following marriage equality. In this feature-length article, Bloomberg's Joshua Green names Gill "America's Gay Corporate Warrior."
Read MoreLostRemote, the social TV blog by AdWeek, writes about Watchup's raft of new partnerships with local broadcasters, making it easier than ever before for "cord cutting" consumers to watch local TV news.
Read MoreIn this L.A. Times feature, Watchup founder and CEO Adriano Farano explains hows he intends to solve the problem of dwindling news viewership among Millennial consumers. He says that his streaming news app Watchup, which is customizable and available for free on a wide range of digital platforms, will appeal to younger viewers who want to consume news on their own terms.
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Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart quotes GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis in his piece, "The challenging post-gay-marriage terrain for LGBT Americans." In the column, Capehart references data from GLAAD's groundbreaking "Accelerating Acceptance" report, which surveyed U.S. attitudes toward LGBT people in everyday situations and found that real acceptance of the LGBT community still lags behind recent advances in laws and policies.
Read MoreIn this Sunday Review editorial, New York Times columnist Frank Bruni unpacks the results of GLAAD's recent groundbreaking report on U.S attitudes toward LGBT people in everyday situations. In his column, "Do Gay Unsettle You?" Bruni quotes GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis and highlights data from GLAAD's "Accelerating Acceptance" report that suggests many LGBT citizens do not enjoy acceptance in their daily lives despite recent gains in pro-LGBT laws and policies.
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