Super-Moisturizer for Hands and Body: Whipped Olive Lotion
We had been looking far and wide for the perfect hand cream to use overnight, preferably with cotton gloves designed to have the product sink in while you sleep and do an extra-moisturizing job. It was just good luck that we learned about Olivü 426 through The Artisan Group, a collective of artists who handcraft their products, products ranging from body and bath to jewelry, clothing and accessories. Started in 2006 by Caitlin Brotz...
‘Justified,’ ‘Olive Kitteridge’ Top Noms for Critics’ Choice TV Awards
The nominations for the 5th annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards released today are causing big buzz in the biz, with some surprising choices topping the leaderboard for honors given out by the Broadcast Television Journalists Association. Full disclosure: I’m a voting member of the organization. As is historically the case with the Emmy nominations, HBO leads the nominations count–garnering 27 nods, followed by FX with 16....
A Revealing and Riveting Portrait of Kurt Cobain in ‘Montage of Heck’
It’s been 21 years since Kurt Cobain’s suicide, but the fascination with the legendary lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of Nirvana is stronger than ever. The man and his music continue to enthrall not just people who experienced the groundbreaking music in the early 1990s, but a new generation of fans all over the world. Although Cobain’s story has been told in books and films, filmmaker Brett Morgen spent the past eight years...
12 Gift Ideas That Mom Will Love For Mother’s Day
Mom’s special day is coming up—this year Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 10—and with it comes the inevitable question of what to get her. You may have fallen into the rut of giving her the same type of thing to show your appreciation and love for all she’s done for you. But this year it’s time to do something different. The Atkin Report has curated a selection of products that are unique and designed to delight her...
Fighting Unconscious Bias: We Need More Shows Like ‘Empire’
Conquering discrimination in the entertainment industry, whether that bias in hiring practices is conscious or not, is a difficult and complex topic. The subject engendered a frank and sometimes painful discussion as the Writers Guild of America, West hosted a panel called “Exploring Unconscious Bias,” moderated by showrunner Glen Mazzara. The panelists were executive producer Shonda Rhimes (“Grey’s Anatomy,” “Scandal,”” How to Get...
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