Flex Brush: The Perfect Detangler for Wet or Dry Hair
We are completely down with products and tools that do double-duty and that’s why it was so exciting to hear about the new Flex Brush, created by celebrity hairstylist and New York salon owner Angelo David and hair tool veteran Jacob Guttman, the founder and CEO of Creative Pro Hair Tools. Their new product works on both wet and dry hair, gently detangling it while massaging the scalp with its contouring and flexibility that bends to...
Highlights of TV’s Annual Upfront Programming Presentations
The dust is still settling from last week’s series of major network presentations for the 2018 TV upfronts. Despite the uncertainty in the air about potential mergers between CBS and Viacom, AT&T and Time Warner and even Disney and Fox with a rival Comcast bid coming into play, top executives across the board espoused an attitude of optimism about the future. Here’s a chronological snapshot of what went down during the whirlwind...
12 Great Gift Ideas to Warm Mom’s Heart for Mother’s Day
We’re coming up on Mother’s Day, a day to show your appreciation for the special women in your life. We’ve got you covered, with ideas sure to make her heart sing. The Atkin Report has curated a selection of products that are unique and designed to delight. Take a look at these gift ideas, which should also fit just about any budget. Happy Mother’s Day! Urban Decay Backtalk Face & Eye Palette Leave it to Urban Decay to come up...
‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 2 Brings More Chaos to a Cruel, Crazy World
It was a big night for Hulu Wednesday as the streamer dropped the first two episodes of Season 2 of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” its acclaimed drama series based on Margaret Atwood’s best-selling 1985 dystopian novel of the same name. The small screen adaptation, which initially premiered a year ago, captured the zeitgeist of divisional politics and discrimination against women. It also vaulted Hulu into the top-tier of awards recipients...
The Next Edition of NatGeo ‘Genius:’ Antonio Banderas as Pablo Picasso
When National Geographic Channel debuted its anthology series “Genius” last year depicting the life of Albert Einstein, it was an ambitious project and a huge roll of the dice for the cable network. But “Genius,” which was NatGeo’s first-ever scripted series, struck chords on many levels, with audiences, with the industry– not surprisingly due to its provenance – with critics and with awards voters. The program was nominated for...
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