Let’s be honest for a second: juggling deadlines, part-time jobs, five different course loads, and some attempt at a social life isn’t exactly a walk in the park. College is hard, not just academically but logistically. And when you’ve got a term paper due in three days and absolutely no brain space left to deal with it, what are you supposed to do—magically turn into a productivity machine? This is where term paper writing services start to sound less like cheating and more like strategy. Image by BullRun / Adobestock A Different Kind of Help Everyone loves to say, "Just manage your time better," as if that’s some kind of secret spell. But the reality is, students don’t always need more time. They need smarter systems. Effective term paper writing services for students function more like behind-the-scenes study partners. You're not handing off the responsibility of learning, you're getting structured support so you can actually keep up without burning out. When you’re looking for term paper writing help you can trust , it’s important to choose services that offer reliable and expert assistance. With the right help, you can improve your grades while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. The right term paper writing help you can trust will guide you through the process, helping you refine your ideas and perfect your writing. And sure, there are bad apples out there. That’s true for anything. But the good services? They offer detailed outlines, properly formatted drafts, citations you don’t have to double-check, and a model of what a well-argued paper even looks like. Mental Real Estate Is Real Cognitive load is a real thing. Researchers at Stanford and MIT have written extensively on how multitasking lowers retention. If your brain is fried from back-to-back lectures and shifts at your part-time job, sitting down to write 2,500 words on Plato’s Republic might just be the straw that breaks you. In that context, using a term paper writing service becomes less about avoiding work and more about reallocating mental resources. Maybe you still want to write the paper yourself, but having a draft to revise can take some of the edge off. Maybe you don’t want to skip family dinner to spend eight hours chasing academic sources. This isn’t laziness. It’s survival mode. An essay writing service  can provide that initial draft, giving you a solid foundation to build on. When deadlines are looming, an essay writing service can be a lifeline, offering expert guidance without compromising your time or well-being. It’s about finding balance, not cutting corners. Term Paper Services for Academic Success Contrary to the stigma, using these services doesn’t necessarily mean a student is falling behind. Sometimes it’s the straight-A student who just needs a break. Or the international student who understands the material but struggles to express it in academic English. These services often provide: A roadmap for structuring your argument Examples of high-quality academic writing Templates for citation styles like APA or MLA Summaries of complex theories or studies If you use that information as a reference, your own writing will likely get stronger. It’s a feedback loop, not a one-time crutch. Why Use Term Paper Writing Services for Studying? Because no one teaches you how to study anymore. Or how to write a term paper, for that matter. Professors hand out guidelines like "include at least six scholarly sources" but rarely show what that looks like in practice. A service that gives you a paper with solid source integration, transitions that don’t feel robotic, and an actual thesis that holds up under pressure? That’s a learning tool. It teaches by example, which is arguably more useful than a bullet-pointed rubric. Image by mojo_cp / Adobestock The Psychology of Asking for Help There’s this weird guilt students carry around when they consider using any kind of academic support that isn’t free. It’s baked into the culture. But think about it: if Serena Williams has a coach, and she’s the best in the game, why wouldn’t a student get help too? The mindset that you have to do everything on your own doesn’t always translate to better learning outcomes. It often leads to sleep deprivation and poorly written papers. Academic support—whether it's from your campus writing center or a professional service—is still support. One just happens to be available at 2 AM. What About Originality? This is the part everyone panics about. But legit term paper writing services do not recycle content. In fact, most of them include plagiarism reports to prove it. If you’re working with a service and using their work as a reference point, you’re not plagiarizing—you’re learning by studying professional-level material. Would you copy a published journal article word-for-word? No. But would you read it to get a feel for how to structure your argument? Absolutely. This is the same principle. Academic Culture and Changing Expectations Let’s not ignore the larger context. Higher education is shifting. The average student isn’t a full-time, dorm-living 19-year-old anymore. Many are parents, full-time workers, or first-generation college attendees navigating systems they weren’t raised to understand. The idea that using a writing service is somehow "cheating" assumes a level playing field that just doesn’t exist. Leveling the field sometimes means getting external help—and that doesn’t make someone less of a student. Closing Thought (But Not the Boring Kind) Using a term paper writing service doesn’t mean you’ve given up. It means you're adapting. And in a college environment that keeps piling on pressure without teaching students how to actually manage it, maybe that’s the smartest move anyone can make. You’re not outsourcing your education. You’re asking, very reasonably, for a lifeline. And honestly? That might just be what keeps your GPA (and sanity) intact. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock

Australia has long been known for its sun-drenched beaches, multicultural flair, and laid-back lifestyle. But in recent   years, there’s been a quiet revolution happening in Aussie kitchens and at dinner parties across the country — a sweet one. Dessert culture in Australia is undergoing a major shift. No longer just an afterthought or sugary finale, desserts are now central to how Australians entertain, express creativity, and celebrate community. Mr. Nang: Reinventing Aussie Sweets At the heart of this sweet evolution stands one of the most buzz-worthy names in modern dessert innovation — Mr Nang . Known for revolutionizing how whipped cream and dessert embellishments are delivered and enjoyed, Mr. Nang has quickly become a staple in Australia’s evolving dessert culture. From intimate backyard dinners to full-scale catering events, Australians are using tools like Mr. Nang’s cream chargers to elevate desserts in new and exciting ways. The result? Entertaining that’s faster, more flexible, and a whole lot more fun. The Global Meets the Local One of the most distinctive aspects of Australia’s evolving dessert scene is the fusion of global influences with local ingredients. With a richly multicultural population, Australian palates have grown adventurous. Where once pavlova reigned supreme, now it's sharing the spotlight with Middle Eastern knafeh, Japanese mochi, and French mille-feuille. Home cooks and professional chefs alike are taking inspiration from around the world, then layering in native Australian ingredients like finger lime, Davidson plum, and macadamia to create something truly unique. The Rise of the Insta-Dessert  Australians are increasingly designing desserts that look as good as they taste — sometimes better. The influence of social media, especially Instagram and TikTok, has propelled the popularity of desserts that are bold, whimsical, and photogenic. Drip cakes with dramatic ganache, rainbow-layered slices, intricately piped pavlovas, and galaxy-glazed donuts are now fixtures on entertaining menus. Visual appeal is no longer an afterthought; it’s part of the overall experience. Australians are redefining what it means to “plate up,” often turning desserts into edible art. Plant-Based and Health-Conscious Treats Interestingly, as dessert culture becomes more prominent, health awareness is also driving innovation. Australians are embracing plant-based alternatives, and the result is a wave of desserts that are both indulgent and conscious. Avocado chocolate mousse, coconut yogurt cheesecakes, and aquafaba meringues are just a few examples of how plant-based ingredients are replacing traditional ones — without sacrificing flavor or texture. Entertaining guests now includes catering to a variety of dietary needs — vegan, gluten-free, keto — and Australians are rising to the challenge with creativity and flair. The modern Aussie dessert is more inclusive, health-aware, and diverse than ever before. DIY Dessert Bars and Interactive Experiences Another trend shaping modern dessert culture is the interactive element. Rather than serving a single plated dessert, hosts are increasingly opting for DIY dessert bars — think build-your-own pavlova stations, s’mores by the firepit, or ice cream sundae setups complete with toppings galore. These interactive experiences make desserts more than just food; they become a conversation starter and a bonding activity. It’s all part of the modern entertaining ethos in Australia — relaxed, fun, and communal. By giving guests the freedom to craft their creations, hosts are turning dessert into a shared moment of creativity. Small Bites, Big Flavor                                In contrast to traditional, rich, full-plate desserts, Australians are also embracing mini portions and tasting platters. Think bite-sized eclairs, tartlets, and mini cheesecakes arranged on rustic boards. Dessert grazing tables have exploded in popularity, especially at events like weddings, birthdays, and baby showers. This shift reflects a change in how Aussies entertain — with a focus on variety, flexibility, and casual elegance. Guests can try multiple flavors, nibble at their own pace, and engage with the spread like they would a cheese board or charcuterie. Nostalgia with a Twist Despite all this innovation, Australians haven’t abandoned their dessert roots — they’ve just reimagined them. Classic Aussie desserts like pavlova, Anzac biscuits, vanilla slice, and lamingtons are enjoying a renaissance. But now, they’re being deconstructed, reinterpreted, and updated with modern techniques and unexpected flavors. Imagine a deconstructed pavlova with passionfruit curd and torched meringue shards or Anzac biscuit ice cream sandwiches filled with golden syrup ripple. These creative reinterpretations honor the past while speaking to the evolving tastes of today. Conclusion: A Dessert Culture in Bloom Dessert has always been a beloved part of Australian culture, but it’s now being embraced with a newfound passion and creativity. Driven by cultural diversity, health-conscious living, artistic expression, and a spirit of fun, Australians are turning dessert into the centerpiece of modern entertaining. Whether it’s a vegan macadamia tart or a mango pavlova served under fairy lights in the backyard, dessert in Australia is more than just sweet — it’s a story, a celebration, and a shared experience. As the world looks toward sustainable, inclusive, and joyful ways of gathering, it’s clear that Australia’s evolving dessert culture is leading the way — one delicious bite at a time. By ML staff. Image courtesy of Pexels.

The storied Roman house celebrated 100 years of fashion and exquisite savoir-faire in Milan with a show orchestrated by Silvia Venturini Fendi, bringing together women’s and men’s silhouettes. The artistic director and granddaughter of founders Edoardo Fendi and Adele Casagrande Fendi drew inspiration from her personal memories – real or imagined – reaching beyond the archives to bridge past and future.   In a décor evoking the historic salons of the Fendi boutique on Via Borgognona in Rome where the five Fendi sisters –  Alda, Anna, Carla, Franca and Paola – worked, the collection radiates with the spirit of Fendi-ness. Touches of humor mingle with sobriety, and sensuality is instilled with a Roman rigor. Sartorial traditions are intertwined with subversive takes on Italian sophistication. The opening silhouette set the tone with a flared high-collar coat is worn as a dress, the waist cinched with a fine gold belt. Techniques once reserved to furs are applied to shearling. Silhouettes continue to evoke the hourglass, a symbol of infinity, in satin skirts, flounced jackets and rounded sleeves. Ribbed knit dresses dissolve into curled lettuce hems, and leather patchworks flare in A-line chevron skirts.  A crescendo of colors evokes the shades of Rome at dusk, from forest green and petrol blue to the blazing hues of sunsets in terracotta and rose. The prowess of Fendi tailoring soars in bracelet-sleeve blazers and stovepipe flares; boiled wool coats are deconstructed with a prominent satin revers.    Accessories connect with signature pieces from the House, born in 1925 as a purveyor of fine stoles and handbags. Shearling stoles are majestically layered over lingerie dresses and tailored collars. Superb leather workmanship triumphs in reversible Selleria coats and emblematic bags, with new iterations of the Spy Bag, Peekaboo and Baguette, elevated with precious ornamentation. The new Fendi Giano and Fendi Lui bags debut as future icons. Games of matte and gloss continue to play out with crystal embroideries, from shoulders to feet and jewelry designed by Delfina Delettrez Fendi, shimmering with fur-like textures on chain collars or resplendent gold earrings. In a nod to the radiant future of the House, the jewelry designer’s twin sons opened the doors to begin this new chapter in its history, an image that evokes the powerful Fendi ethos of passing on savoir-faire over generations.    ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of LVMH

Formula 1 is coming to Miami May 2-4, 2025  and this year will be bigger and better than ever. I’ve put together a list of the top places to eat, stay and play during the week.  Here are some places to eat, stay and play! F1 Miami 2025 - Eat, Stay, Play Where to Eat | New Restaurants:  AVIV brings the vibrant flavors of Israel to 1 Hotel South Beach, blending ancient cooking techniques with the modern energy of Tel Aviv and Miami Oro , an upscale rooftop restaurant on Miami’s vibrant Lincoln Road offering elevated dining and entertainment experiences in the heart of South Beach.   Campo has arrived at the charming and historic beachside Casa Faena hotel, offering New American cuisine with a latin flare and embodying the essence of farm-to-table cooking. Sparrow Italia , an innovative and modern take on Italian dining in the heart of Wynwood, featuring live entertainment and marking hospitality leader Noble 33’s debut in Miami. As a tribute to Ferrari, from May 2-4, Sparrow Italia will offer a specialty ‘Il Cavallino Rosso’ (The Red Horse) cocktail featuring PiùCinque Gin, Campari, Lazzaroni Amaretto, and fresh lime juice.  Casa Madera , a high-energy, fine-dining restaurant in Wynwood offering a coastal Mexican dining experience with European influence, celebrating the culinary traditions of the Mayan Riviera. C asadonna , a coastal Italian-inspired, waterfront restaurant from Groot Hospitality offering a luxurious Sunday brunch on the bay gourmet buffet, yacht club Saturday lunch experience, and day-to-night dock and dine access to complete the spirit of seaside dolce vita. STK Aventura , brings The ONE Group’s signature Vibe Dining to Miami-Dade at Esplanade at Aventura. The two-story restaurant offers premium steaks, fresh seafood, and signature dishes in a high-energy setting with DJ entertainment. It features a stylish dining room, vibrant bar, outdoor patio, and private dining space, along with world-class cocktails and an award-winning wine list. Shiso , an innovative Asian Smokehouse, merges wood-fired BBQ cooking techniques with Japanese precision and Caribbean soul, bringing Chef Raheem Sealey's boundary-pushing vision to the heart of Wynwood. The restaurant's dynamic space features an open-kitchen dining room, rooftop lounge, two distinct craft cocktail bars, and an intimate 15-seat Chef's counter. A social dining experience encourages discovery, creating an experience that celebrates both exceptional food and meaningful connection. Motek South Beach , a beloved Mediterranean restaurant located in the heart of the South of Fifth neighborhood, blending Israeli and Middle Eastern flavors in a vibrant, all-day dining experience. Sesame Bakery , a French-inspired bakery with Israeli influences, offering artisan breads, pastries and baked goods made fresh daily. Located in North Miami’s SoLé Mia community, the bakery brings a taste of Tel Aviv with handcrafted croissants Jerusalem-style baguettes, and signature sourdough loaves. Where to Stay I VIP Hotel Packages:  1 Hotel South Beach for chic Miami Beach vibes, offering an unparalleled blend of luxury and sustainability. Faena Miami Beach as a beachfront bastion of hospitality, showcasing decadent design, one-of-a-kind amenities, and five-star service. This season, Faena is offering a Winter in Paradise offer for guests to enjoy a fifth night free for extended rest and relaxation. Fontainebleau Miami Beach for a true Miami resort experience which is home to Miami’s premier restaurants, iconic LIV nightclub, oceanfront pools, and Lapis Spa. W Miami for an urban oasis in the heart of Brickel boasting panoramic views of Biscayne Bay and Downtown Miami. Where to Play + Parties:  LIV Nightclub , known for being one of the top nightlife destinations in the world, where guests can rub elbows with celebrities and catch A-list performances.  Komodo Lounge , and David Grutman & Bad Bunny’s Gekkō Lounge for the ultimate socialite experience and intimate DJ performances.  Bayside Marketplace , Miami’s premier attraction, combines waterfront dining, shopping and breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.  The Living Room , an elevated and exclusive setting that’s inspired by the glitz and glamor of 1950s Miami Beach, featuring nightly live music, entertainment, cocktails, and delicious bites. Saxony Bar ,   an intimate setting steeped in golden-age glamour, where exclusivity and opulence meet the ultimate speakeasy experience. Level 6 , a hidden gem and rooftop oasis restaurant in the heart of Coconut Grove from INK Entertainment Group offering a modern and urban twist on Spanish cuisine. Faena Theater , an intimate, gilded entertainment venue known for its ambitious artistic productions and highly-acclaimed cabaret performances. New to Faena Theater is a reimagined production of the iconic legend Carmen , a captivating Motown-inspired live production RETRO , and the Faena Jazz Series with monthly performances through June. Mayami , an indoor-outdoor restaurant and lounge in the heart of Wynwood brought to life by Philippe Kalifa and transporting guests to ancient Mayan Civilization with elevated cuisine, uniquely crafted cocktails, and a late-night party atmosphere with aerialists and fire dancers. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Formula 1

Friends of The Underline are proud to announce Lisle Bowen as the new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). With over 17 years of experience in brand strategy, experiential marketing, and creative leadership, Bowen joins The Underline team to support Founder and Chairwoman Meg Daly, CEO Eulois Cleckley, and President and COO Patrice Gillespie's vision and mission of positioning The Underline as Miami’s must-visit destination and a global model for urban transformation. Bowen has worked with top global brands, athletes, and entertainment figures, spearheading creative campaigns that connect culture with audience engagement. His background includes producing impactful brand narratives, securing multi-million-dollar partnerships, and designing immersive experiences that drive engagement and revenue growth. “The Underline is more than just a public space, it’s a movement that is reshaping how people experience Miami,” said Bowen. “My goal is to use storytelling and elevated experiences to position The Underline as an iconic destination that the community feels proud to be a part of.” Bowen has a demonstrated track record of driving brand growth and engagement through strategic marketing and storytelling. He launched Ones Basketball League (OBL) with NBA Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady, securing strategic partnerships withAdidas, Spalding, and Beats by Dre. His storytelling expertise was showcased in a Showtime docuseries that garnered millions of views, demonstrating his ability to craft narratives that captivate audiences.  As a creative consultant with the Miami Heat, he spearheaded brand activations and marketing initiatives, including the development of a VIP fan experience program that drove additional revenue for all stakeholders. Additionally, he broadened Chevron’s audience through an Amazon Prime docuseries featuring Trey Smith, son of Will Smith, and acclaimed director Wes Armstrong — a project that surpassed one million views. His strategic marketing efforts also empowered Chevron’s sales team to achieve top-performing status nationwide. As CMO, Bowen will develop new partnerships, create immersive visitor experiences, and implement digital-first marketing strategies to strengthen The Underline’s presence both locally and globally. “Lisle’s expertise in brand strategy and audience engagement will be a game-changer for The Underline,” said Eulois Cleckley, CEO of The Underline. “His track record of blending storytelling with experiential marketing is exactly what we need to expand our reach and impact.” As The Underline prepares for its next phase of growth, Bowen’s leadership will be instrumental in making this not just a park, but a movement that redefines urban spaces. For more information about The Underline, visit theunderline.org or follow @theunderlinemia on social media. By ML Staff. Image courtesy of The Underline Miami

Instilled with the French spirit of the house, CELINE leather goods collections embody the ultimate in excellence. Each creation is imbued with the aesthetic codes of the couture house, a singular allure that marries functional design with timeless craftsmanship.   In the 1960s, Céline Vipiana created her first leather goods collections, bringing a distinctive Parisian style to bags crafted to the highest quality standards. This heritage is very much alive today as the meticulous work of artisans is joined by the precision of modern technology.  Les Ateliers CELINE are the custodians of unique savoir-faire passed on over generations, working with exquisite certified materials to make exceptional pieces. Each leather goods creation embodies the pinnacle of luxury, crafted with respect for tradition, along with stunning innovation.  CELINE leather goods thus reveal their uniqueness over the years, the richness of the materials and the craftsmanship guaranteeing unsurpassed quality and highlighting the House's fidelity to creativity and excellence in craftsmanship.  For more information, visit: www.celine.com/en-us/home . ML Staff. Content/images courtesy of LVMH

The human microbiome is the complex ecosystem of microorganisms that live in and on the human body. Over the last 15 years, scientists have discovered that this ecosystem plays a huge role in our overall health. And of particular importance is the gut microbiome, which is the community of symbiotic bacteria and other microorganisms that live in your digestive tract. Recent research has revealed that the gut microbiome affects almost every system in the body, including the digestive system, immune system, and cardiovascular system. There have also been studies that specifically link gut health to a number of human diseases and conditions, such as diabetes, obesity, irritable bowel syndrome, and colon cancer. You’ve probably noticed that TV doctors and natural health bloggers like to recommend all sorts of foods, beverages, and probiotic products that supposedly improve gut health. Unfortunately, while the science behind gut health is legitimate, a lot of these recommendations are not. To put it simply, Viome’s Gut Intelligence Test is the most advanced gut microbiome test in the world. It uses sophisticated metatranscriptomic sequencing technology developed at the Los Alamos National Laboratory to map the strains and species of bacteria, fungi, phages, yeast, and viruses that make up your unique gut microbiome. With this information, Viome can recommend the right foods you should be eating more of and the ones you should be avoiding right now. Viome’s analysis also includes comprehensive scores based on the health of your gut. In fact, it’s pretty amazing what they can see from your poop. Curious to know some things your microbiome can reveal about you? Spinach isn’t a superfood for everyone You’ve been told to eat your greens and that greens and nuts are anti-inflammatory, but this is not always true. Spinach, bran, rhubarb, beets, nuts, and nut butters all contain oxalates. Oxalate-containing foods can be harmful unless your microbes are producing the chemicals that can metabolize oxalate into non-harmful substances or nutrients. 1/3 of Viome customers are unable to metabolize oxalates properly. For these people, healthy foods like spinach could actually be doing more harm than good. Foods containing antioxidants aren’t always good for everyone Polyphenol antioxidants in foods are usually considered very healthy, but unless you have microbes that convert specific polyphenols into nutrients that your body can absorb, you may not get their full benefit. One example is a polyphenol called ellagic acid. Viome can detect if your microbiome is metabolizing ellagic acid and converting it into urolithin A. It is only the urolithin A that has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Without the microbes to do this conversion, you will not benefit from the ellagic acid in foods such as walnuts, raspberries, or pomegranate. Only about 50% of Viome customers actually receive the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits from eating foods that contain ellagic acid. Eating too much protein can cause inflammation Protein helps you build muscle and provides energy, but if you eat too much, it can cause some serious inflammation. Viome’s technology can see if you are eating too much protein that feeds proteinfermenting bacteria like Alistipes putredinis and Tannerella forsythia. Viome can also see if your gut microbiome is producing harmful substances such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, p-cresol, or putrescine. These substances can damage your gut lining and lead to health issues like leaky gut. Your gut microbiome can reveal if you’re depressed Your gut and brain are connected via the vagus nerve. A large majority of neurotransmitters are either produced or consumed by your gut microbiome. In fact, some 90% of all serotonin (a feel-good neurotransmitter) is produced by your gut microbiome and not by your brain. Viome can analyze if your gut microbiome is producing harmful gases like hydrogen sulfide, which causes the lining of your gut to start to deteriorate, resulting in leaky gut. Leaky gut has also been identified as a potential source of depression and higher levels of anxiety, in addition to many other chronic diseases. Carbs can be protein precursors Rejoice! Perhaps carbs aren’t as bad as you thought (as long as your gut microbiome is up to the task). Viome can see if you’re metabolizing some of the starches you are eating and converting them into amino acids that are precursors to protein. Think about it for a second. Your gut microbiome can convert carbs into amino acids that are precursors to building protein. The microbiome is excellent at adapting and pivoting based on the food you feed it and the environment that it’s in. Viome’s at-home Gut Intelligence kit and personalized recommendations Once you place your order, Viome will send you an easy to use at-home kit to collect your sample. After you return your sample by mail, Viome analyzes it to determine what organisms are active in your gut are, and what specific nutrients and toxins they produce from the food you’re eating. Then they use an advanced artificial intelligence system called Vie, which uses a massive (and continually growing) database of information to generate customized dietary recommendations based on your unique results. These dietary recommendations are designed to: Increase microbial species associated with overall wellness Minimize microbial species associated with poor health Create the ideal ratio of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats for your diet Encourage foods that are most compatible with your metabolism Help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight Increase your energy, focus, and well-being With the new year just around the corner, you owe it to yourself to get the customized, designer diet you’ve been looking for. Order your test kit today at Viome.com . By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Viome

Sitting at the cross-section of sport, entertainment, and culture the collaboration marks a continuation of LIV Golf’s mission to create a multi-dimensional platform for fan engagement that reaches far beyond golf. The exclusive art exhibition coined ‘Read Between the Lines’ was staged at the iconic Superblue Miami art venue. Cleeks Golf Club , Europe’s LIV Golf team captained by two-time Major Champion Martin Kaymer , today announced an innovative partnership with world-renowned mixed-media artist Jacob Felländer . Debuting at an exclusive exhibition at Superblue Miami , the collaboration marks the launch of a new cultural initiative that reimagines golf through the lens of contemporary art and immersive experiences. In partnership with LIV Golf, the trio unveiled a bespoke art installation symbolizing the 2025 LIV Golf League journey - a single image blending every host city on this year’s schedule, with Miami featured prominently as the kickoff location.  The collaboration stands for a connection between two worlds – golf and art. LIV Golf provides the perfect platform to bring this vision to life, making golf an exciting, expressive, and culturally relevant game. By uniting sport and art, these three entities are celebrating golf’s rich history while reimagining its future. Felländer’s vision is predicated on creating synergies between art and sports to help inspire the next generation of creatives. Whereas the Cleeks believe in leveraging the power of creativity as a life tool, which drives their vision to innovate the game and generate the greatest impact on fans.   “This is more than a partnership; it’s the beginning of an artistic movement within LIV Golf,” says Cleeks General Manager Jonas Mårtensson . “The Cleeks will continue to bring the passion [of art], while LIV provides the platform, and together we will challenge conventions, inviting new voices to see golf differently. The hero piece, symbolizing the LIV Golf 2025 journey starts in Miami but unfolds far beyond, turning physical artwork into an immersive, ever-evolving experience.”  On brand with LIV Golf and Cleeks Golf Club’s ethos of challenging the status quo, Felländer is known for bridging the gap between the old and new art forms, mixing techniques of analog photography, painting, virtual reality, and augmented reality. Jacob played college golf at Flagler College, understanding its discipline, traditions, and the need for creative expression within its structure. Photography and painting became his way of capturing movement, layers, and perspectives, much like the ever-evolving game itself.  “Similarly to golf, art is a play,” says Felländer . “And you don’t know where that’s going to take you. A collaboration like this is about moving the game forward, inspiring the next generation, making the game more inclusive, and proving that golf – like art – is about perspective, possibility, and play.”  Additionally, on Friday, Cleeks Captain Martin Kaymer will compete with a custom, paint-wrapped golf bag designed in collaboration with Felländer, a bold symbol of the partnership’s artistic vision. Off the course, fans can immerse themselves in the 'Cleeks Garden Party' , an exclusive on-site experience located near the 18th green. More than just a hospitality area, the Garden Party is a vibrant fusion of golf, art, and culture featuring live music, interactive installations and a special live art performance by Felländer on Saturday, April 5th at 1pm EST. During the session, he will hand-paint a canvas of Kaymer’s golf bag in real time, offering fans a front-row seat to creativity in motion. Additional art pieces will be displayed throughout the venue all weekend, turning the course into a living gallery.   “While we [at the Cleeks] are aware we are shaking things up, we invite the rest of you to join us in challenging what’s normal by looking at the world through a different lens and doing things like they’ve never been done before,” says Cleeks Captain Martin Kaymer .”  The name Cleeks originates from a traditional long iron golf club from golf’s earliest days. Cleeks Golf Club aims to represent a bridge between golf’s storied past and its evolving future. Modern and timeless, the brand expresses a deep respect for tradition while maintaining a contemporary feel. The new brand symbolizes the intersection of heritage and modernity: Tradition Refreshed. In tune with owning the intersection of entertainment, sport, and culture, Cleeks kicked off the 2025 campaign with an eclectic collaboration with Martin Key, which produced a limited edition drop of high-end, luxury weekend bags.   Stay up to par with all Cleeks Golf Club news at cleeksgc.com .   About Jacob Felländer  Born in Stockholm, Sweden 1974 Jacob Felländer studied fine art and graphic design at Flagler College in St. Augustine Florida and at San Diego State University. He began experimenting with landscape photography in the late 1990s using relic film cameras to capture multiple exposures in a single image. Since 2004 Felländer had been on a constant quest to challenge every definition of what an image is. Debuting in 2007 at Galerie Aronowitch in Stockholm, Sweden, Felländer is globally recognized for his large- scale abstract photographs of cityscapes and landscapes, captured around the world. About Cleeks Golf Club  Captained by two-time major champion Martin Kaymer, Cleeks Golf Club proudly represents the European region alongside two-time senior major champion and Englishman, Richard Bland, Polish standout and 2023 DP World Tour Player of the Year, Adrian Meronk, and nextgen Danish star Frederik Kjettrup. In 2024, Cleeks GC captured their first ever team title at LIV Golf Houston and appointed long-time business executive, Jonas Mårtensson, as the team’s General Manager. Mårtensson’s successful background stems from his time as CEO of Mojang – the video game developer owned by Microsoft and known for producing the most-sold video game of all-time, Minecraft.  Connect with Cleeks Golf Club on social: YouTube | TikTok | Instagram | Facebook | X   About LIV Golf  The LIV Golf League is the world’s only global golf League featuring 13 teams, a 14-tournament schedule, and many of the world’s best golfers. Launched in 2022, the League was designed to expand the sport on a global level and create new value within the golfing ecosystem while enhancing the game’s societal impact. A landmark investment by LIV Golf also launched The International Series, a set of 10 enhanced events sanctioned by the Asian Tour, with elevated prize funds in world-class destinations, offering a pathway for leading professional and amateur golfers from around the world into the LIV Golf League. Only three years into operations and with tournaments across North and Latin Americas, Asia, Australia, the Middle East and Europe, LIV Golf remains committed to developing the sport at every level and exposing more people to the positive virtues of the game through its unique blend of intense competition and entertainment.  LIV Golf is owned and operated by LIV Golf Investments whose vision and mission are centered around making holistic and sustainable investments to enhance the global golf ecosystem and unlock the sport’s untapped worldwide potential.   Media Contacts  Jacob Felländer: mail@jacobfellander.com    LIV Golf, Chase Altieri: media@livgolf.com   By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Cleeks Golf Club And LIV Golf

Ômo by Jônt, located in Florida, has been named a finalist for Best New Restaurant at the 2025 James Beard Awards, making it the only restaurant in the state to receive this prestigious recognition. This esteemed honor highlights Ômo’s innovative approach to fine dining, led by Chef Ryan Ratino, and its ability to push boundaries in the culinary world. Chef Ratino and his team have crafted an intimate and meticulously curated tasting menu that blends luxury, artistry, and global flavors, redefining immersive dining. Ômo by Jônt has quickly become a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts, offering an unmatched guest experience. “What an amazing full circle moment for myself and the Ômo by Jônt and Hive Hospitality teams,” said Chef Ratino. “My 20-year-old self eating at Luma, wanting to do it on Park Ave one day, would have never dreamed of this! Very happy to be a part of the Orlando dining community and what’s to come!” Ômo by Jônt Address:  115 E Lyman Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789 Website: www.omobyjont.com By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Ômo By Jônt

Meet Morgan Riddle, Taylor Fritz’s girlfriend and a defining voice at the intersection of tennis, fashion, and digital media. As the partner of America’s highest-ranked tennis player, Taylor Fritz, Morgan seamlessly blends the sport’s rich tradition with modern style and culture. A content creator and influencer, she’s made it her mission to bring new audiences—especially women—into the world of tennis, offering a fresh perspective beyond just match stats. From her courtside fashion to behind-the-scenes glimpses of life on the ATP tour with Taylor, Morgan sat down with Miami Living to discuss her Miami Open tennis tournament experience, fashion inspirations, favorite spots in the city, and what’s next on her ever-evolving journey. Miami Living: How was your Miami Open experience this year? Any standout moments from the tournament? Morgan Riddle: It’s been great! The tournament held a Women’s Empowerment day and I was invited to speak on a panel along with former WTA player Martina Navratilova and Jenny Nguyen, who founded the first only womens-sports sports bar. It’s been really great to be recognized as having a hand in the shift and growth of women in sports. Miami Living: What’s your game-day routine? Any rituals or superstitions? Morgan Riddle: My non-negotiable every morning is an outdoor walk and a meditation. As glam as the lifestyle is—it’s also stressful and unsettling so it’s been a priority for me to really stick to my routines and rituals for my mental health. A lot of my work and success relies on my ability to be creative and on-the-pulse so I have to make sure that I’m well rested and grounded so I can jump into that as soon as I arrive at the tournament. Miami Living: You had some incredible looks throughout the tournament! Which style was your personal favorite and why? Can you go in depth about bringing this look together? Morgan Riddle: Thank you! My favorite looks I wore this week were a very tennis-core Lacoste outfit that I wore for a pre-launch event of theirs, or Thom Browne for a match day. I wore Thom Browne for the first time at US Open semi finals and have worn them multiple times since, the brand is very “me.” My stylist, Emily Essen, is a mastermind. Miami Living: What was the overall style vibe you noticed at the tournament? Any major fashion trends that stood out this year? Morgan Riddle: The top thing that stood out to me was how much blue I saw! I think shades of blue—specifically baby blue—will be very popular this spring/summer. Miami Living: Were there any designers or brands that played a big role in your Miami Open wardrobe? Morgan Riddle: Thom Browne, Staud, Miu Miu. I also just snagged a tote from Moynat who just opened their second in-person shop in the US and it’s fab for match days—can fit so much. I call these my “Mary Poppins” bags. Miami Living: How does the sport influence your style? Are there any fashion icons you look up to, or unique places you draw inspiration from? Morgan Riddle: I have said for years my biggest inspiration for matches doesn’t come from a person but from the city. Being on tour means constantly bouncing between cities with totally different aesthetics and energy, and that always seeps into how I dress. Tokyo makes me want to wear structured, minimal pieces. Paris brings out the vintage, romantic side of my style. Miami is full of glam, color, and textures. I love pulling inspo from the places we go and mixing it with classic tennis references like crisp whites, pleats, and sporty details. In Australia I wear Australian designers, in the UK I wear British designers. I’m so grateful to be able to travel and experience so many different cultures and the cities influence my outfit choices heavily - whether it’s a designer or just a vibe. Miami Living: You’ve spent a lot of time in Miami—what are your absolute must-visit spots in the city? Any new spots or hidden gems you discovered while in town? Morgan Riddle: I’m really into BigFace right now—Jimmy Butler’s coffee shop. I’ve been going there every morning for my daily coffee and the aesthetic is very Shanghai. Taylor and I also love dinner at COTE in the Design District. Their wedge salad is one of my favorite dishes I’ve ever had. Miami Living: Between matches and events, what were some of your favorite things you did around the city? What was the ultimate highlight of your trip? M organ Riddle: I went to the Coconut Grove Farmers market for the first time! I had seen a TikTok of it a few days before which inspired me to go and get produce for the week. This is the one tournament where we actually get to be “home” since we have a place in Miami so I try to take advantage of the access to a kitchen. Miami Living: You’ve been immersed in the tennis world for years now. How has your perspective on the sport evolved since being with Taylor? Morgan Riddle: Honestly, it’s changed a lot. When I first started going to Taylor’s matches, I didn’t fully understand the sport—I was kind of just there to support him. But over time, I’ve developed such a deeper appreciation for how intense and nuanced tennis is. It’s not just physical, it’s insanely mental. And being around it constantly, traveling on tour, seeing the ups and downs, the pressure—it’s given me a whole new respect for the players. It’s also made me realize how much opportunity there is to bring new people into the sport, especially women and younger audiences who maybe didn’t feel like it was for them. That’s something I’ve really leaned into with my content. Miami Living: With Taylor competing at the highest level, what’s the most exciting part about being alongside him on this journey? Morgan Riddle: It’s wild in the best way. One day you’re watching him play center court in front of thousands of people, and the next you’re in some random gross airport at 2 a.m. eating vending machine snacks. It’s a rollercoaster—but seeing how much work and sacrifice goes into competing at that level gives you a whole new appreciation for the sport. The most exciting part is watching him chase something he’s obsessed with. It’s rare to witness that kind of drive up close, and I feel lucky I get to be part of it with someone I love—even if it means living out of a suitcase. Miami Living: Tennis is such a global sport. What’s been your favorite tournament destination so far, and how does Miami compare? Morgan Riddle: My number one is Tokyo. I’m obsessed with the food, the fashion, the organization—everything runs so smoothly, it genuinely kind of ruined other cities for me. Miami, on the other hand, is chaotic in a very Florida way, which is fun in small doses. I love that the tournament here feels like a party, though—it’s probably the best vibe if you’re new to tennis and just want to show up and have a good time. There’s also a really wonderful side of Miami that is health and wellness heavy which I love. Miami Living: You’ve built such a unique space at the intersection of fashion and tennis. What inspired you to start sharing this world with your audience? Morgan Riddle: I noticed that most tennis coverage was... dry. Stats, scores, and not much else. Meanwhile, I was showing up to matches in outfits and seeing other girls do the same, but there was no one really talking about that side of the sport—how fashion, travel, and culture all intersect with tennis. So I just started filming. I wasn’t trying to build anything huge, but it turns out there are a lot of people who care about this world beyond the scoreboard. Miami Living: What about your platform is the most rewarding, and what is the most challenging? Morgan Riddle: The most rewarding part is when someone tells me they got into tennis because of something I posted, or they felt seen in a space that didn’t feel super inclusive before. I’ve spent years learning how to craft a brand that’s recognizable, relevant, and intentional. From the tone of my voice in videos to the way I edit, the culture references I include, to the way that I dress, the topics I talk about — none of it is random. I didn’t want to just be seen as someone who showed up or fell into this space or saw someone else doing it and decided to replicate it. I wanted to shift the space — in tennis, in fashion, in the culture of female sports spectators. The most challenging part is probably just how constant everything is. There’s no off-season for the internet. I could be at a match, in a hotel, on a plane—and still editing a video or answering emails. It’s amazing, but it’s definitely not as glamorous as it looks on Instagram. Miami Living: Tennis has always had a strong connection to fashion. How do you see the sport’s style evolving in new ways? Morgan Riddle: I think players are taking more risks, and the brands are catching up. We’re seeing more collaborations with designers outside the traditional sportswear world, and people are realizing that tennis doesn’t have to mean pleats and polos all the time. Off-court fashion is where it gets really interesting too—what players wear to press or to walk on court is becoming a moment. The sport is slowly getting its cool factor back, and I’m here for it. Miami Living: What’s next for you after Miami—any upcoming fashion collaborations, travel plans, tennis events or career moves on the horizon? Morgan Riddle: Yes! Definitely more travel—clay season is coming so Europe’s about to take over my calendar. A couple fashion things are in the works that I’m really excited about, and I’ve been working on a project outside of tennis that’s more about activism and media. It’s early days, but it’s something I’ve been thinking about for a long time and I think is important right now. Follow along as Morgan Riddle continues to break barriers in fashion and tennis by following her Instagram and TikTok and subscribing to her YouTube channel @moorrgs. By Morgan Harms, Photos courtesy of Morgan Riddle.

As we navigate through 2025, busy moms are constantly seeking ways to streamline their daily routines without compromising on self-care. Skincare, an essential aspect of personal well-being, often takes a backseat amidst the chaos of parenting, work, and household responsibilities. Image by Africa Studio / Adobestock However, with the right strategies and products, it's possible to maintain a healthy, radiant complexion without sacrificing precious time. This guide offers practical, time-saving skincare tips tailored for the modern mom juggling multiple roles in today's fast-paced world.   Multi-Tasking Products: Your New Best Friends In the realm of efficient skincare, multi-tasking products reign supreme. Look for items that combine multiple benefits in one formula, such as: Tinted moisturizers with SPF:  These 3-in-1 products hydrate, protect, and provide light coverage, eliminating the need for separate foundation application. Cleansing balms:  These remove makeup, cleanse, and moisturize in one step, perfect for quick nighttime routines. All-in-one serums:  Seek formulations that target multiple concerns like hydration, brightening, and anti-aging simultaneously. By incorporating these multi-taskers, you can significantly cut down on application time while still addressing your skin's needs.   Streamlined Morning Routine Mornings are often the busiest time for moms. Here's a quick, effective routine to Maximize Your Glow  without losing precious minutes: Splash face with lukewarm water or use micellar water on a cotton pad. Apply an antioxidant serum to protect skin from environmental stressors. Follow with a moisturizer-sunscreen combo. If desired, add a touch of tinted lip balm for a polished look. Image by Drazen / Adobestock This four-step routine can be completed in under five minutes, leaving you fresh-faced and ready to tackle the day.   Nighttime Efficiency Evenings might offer a bit more flexibility, but it's still crucial to keep things simple: Double cleanse if wearing makeup (use an oil-based cleanser followed by a gentle water-based one). Apply a targeted treatment serum or night cream. Gently pat on an eye cream. To maximize your glow, consider using an overnight mask once or twice a week. These products work while you sleep, requiring no extra time from your busy schedule.   Technology-Assisted Skincare Leverage the latest skincare devices to boost efficiency: LED light therapy masks:  Wear while doing household chores or helping kids with homework. Facial cleansing brushes:  These can cut cleansing time in half while providing a deeper clean. Cryo tools:  Keep in the freezer and use for quick de-puffing and circulation boost in the morning. These tools can elevate your skincare routine without demanding extra time from your day.   Batch Preparation for Face Masks Face masks are excellent for addressing specific skin concerns, but they can be time-consuming. Try this batch method: Once a week, set aside 15 minutes to apply a mask. While it's on, tackle a quick household task or spend quality time with your children. Rinse off and follow with your regular skincare routine. Image by bernardbobo / Adobestock This approach allows you to incorporate masks without feeling like they're eating into your schedule.   Simplify and Prioritize Assess your current routine and identify steps that can be eliminated or combined: Skip morning cleansing if you have dry skin and thoroughly cleansed the night before. Use makeup removing cleansers to eliminate the need for separate makeup removal. Focus on key steps like cleansing, moisturizing, and sun protection, adding targeted treatments only as time allows. Remember, consistency with a simple routine is more effective than an elaborate, inconsistent one.   Conclusion In 2025, busy moms don't have to choose between skincare and their packed schedules. By embracing multi-tasking products, streamlined routines, and smart strategies, it's possible to maintain healthy, glowing skin without sacrificing precious time. With these time-saving tips, you can nurture your skin while keeping up with the demands of modern motherhood. Your skin - and your schedule - will thank you. By ML Staff. Images courtesy of Adobestock

The  O, Miami Poetry Festival   continues to sprinkle poetry throughout the city into its second week, with this week’s events spotlighting the unique stories of Miami’s diverse communities. Here is what awaits you! We Met at O, Miami: Art of Queer Bodies (formerly Queer Tattoo Meetup) When : Wednesday, April 9th, 2025 7 pm-10 pm Where : Easy Peasy Tattoo, 729 NE 79th St, Miami, FL 33138 About : LGBTQIA+ Miamians seeking love, friendship, and community will have a chance to build deeper, more meaningful connections in a safe space and dive deep into themes of queer spaces and bodies. Each participant will leave with a souvenir: a matching flash or temporary tattoo with a new friend. Free Event via RSVP here . Bad Poems: Poetry of Resistance, Defiance & Dissent When : Thursday, April 10th 7:30 pm-10 pm Where : Books & Books, Coral Gables, 265 Aragon Ave, Coral Gables, FL 33134 About : At this subversive poetry cypher created by Nadege Green & Corey Davis and hosted by Arsimmer McCoy, guests are invited to write and share their disruptive poems that resist, that challenge the status quo, that document past or current fights and wins, that tear down all the –isms. This is an invitation to speak up, to cuss, to not be polite or nice about it, to say how you feel.  FREE with RSVP Maternar-te When : Saturday, April 12, 2025 2 pm-5 pm Where : Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, 6767 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 About : Maternar-te is an event created by two mothers and dedicated to those who mother in Miami. It is open to all forms of motherhood and to different stages of the journey. Participants will share an intimate space to exchange stories about experiences of raising children and caring for loved ones, despite the many challenges that come with nurturing and protecting others today. Participants will begin with a mindful walk along the Tequesta Trail. This walk will offer a chance to invite participants to observe, listen, and connect with the Earth—our first mother—who provides everything we need to live. After the walk, everyone will sit in a circle with each participant receiving a pre-cut piece of clay to work with while sharing and engaging in conversation.  Event via RSVP here .   O, Miami at Picnic de libros: Books for Free Storytime When : Saturday, April 12th 2 pm-5 pm Where : Koubek Center, Miami Dade College, 2705 SW 3rd st, Miami, FL 33135 About : Bring the whole family for a special Books for Free edition of Picnic de libros! Gather for a storytime reading of Westofchester's ABCs of Miami by the author herself, Melissa Gutierrez. Families can enjoy a picnic in the garden and leave with free books to build your little ones’ libraries at home! FREE with RSVP   Choose Your Character: Clothing Swap & Poetry Pop-Up When : Sunday, April 13th 11 am-2 pm Where : Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, Vizcaya Village Farmer's Market Courtyard, 3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129 About : Refresh your wardrobe and your creativity at Choose Your Character, a community clothing swap and poetry workshop. Bring a clothing item to exchange, and swap for a new (sustainably sourced) addition to your closet. Then, channel your fresh find into creativity by writing a persona poem inspired by your new clothing item.  Free: Find more information here   The Holy Office of Poetic Memory When : Sunday, April 13th, 2025 3 pm-5 pm Where : The Light Box Studio at Miami Theater Center, 9816 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores, FL 33138 About : The Holy Office of Poetic Memory is a workshop for caregivers and loved ones of individuals with dementia and terminal illnesses. Participants will engage in the traditional Japanese art of Ikebana, arranging flowers while reflecting on the themes of Heavens, Self, and Earth. Afterward, they will write sunset poems, following the same structure of reflection: Heavens, Self, and Earth. Each participant will create a poem inspired by their experiences and memories. RSVP Here By ML Staff. Images courtesy of O, Miami Poetry Festival