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No Serum, No Wicked!!!

The Broadway League lays down the law today on all casts, crew, and even you, the patrons that all 41 theaters on Broadway needs back after COVID19, as well as you needing to be in all 41 theaters seeing your favorite productions again, to be fully injected with the COVID19 vaccine between now and this Halloween on October 31, 2021.

Plus, thanks to the COVID19 Delta Variant, and even if you are fully vaccinated, you will need to keep your mask on at all times, except when you eat and drink at designated areas of any of the 41 theaters you choose to see productions like “Wicked”, “Hamilton”, “Hadestown”, “Dear Evan Hanson”, “Waitress”, and many more.

Also, you must be fully vaccinated with FDA or WHO authorized COVID19 vaccine at least 14 days after your second dose or single dose, and you must show proof of vaccination with your valid ticket in order to see the show.

Broadway is due to open back up officially on September 14, 2021 with the return of productions such as “Hamilton”, plus an official return with “Hadestown” on September 2.

Daniel Quintanilla

Mellow In The Middle

Summer is a time for everybody’s favorite, fruits like watermelon, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, and pineapples that bring out a million Best July Evers, and there’s nothing more that dampens spirits than an unripe watermelon, Lauren Conrad and her Lauren Conrad Co. team help you better detect ripeness than looking for creamy color in watermelon, plus softness, brightness, plushness, and color are found on most berries when they’re ripe.

The Lauren Conrad Co. Edit

This week’s find by Lauren and Co. land them on their very own Little Co. by Lauren Conrad baby and toddler collection with the Baby & Toddler Organic Henley Pocket Tee in a range of pointe and colors.

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Inaugural Run

Kristin Cavallari christened her kitchen tonight at her home in Nashville, Tennessee by cooking up a meal that celebrates her new health kick by going slightly off the plan with macaroni and cheese, but Kristin remembered the health kick by adding spinach and pesto to the Mac & Cheese, it’s also the first day that her new Little James Clothing children’s Fall 2021 pajamas were dropped.

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Midwest Glam

Kansas Blogger, Katie Davila, gushed today about her recent fix of Uncommon James not only buying its white hot jewelry and such, but stopping by the Uncommon James store in Nashville, Tennessee where you have a front row seat of Uncommon James goods at your fingertips.

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Desert Style

Lauren Conrad’s junior Kohl’s, Little Co. by Lauren Conrad, goes out to far parts of land today with the LC Little Co. Organic Print Tank as it’s white canvas makes room for sun and clouds, mountains, and cactuses while driving around in mini-buses.

Kindly Ice

Lauren Conrad comes across the perfect gift from The Little Market with their Clear Glass Etched Ice Bucket supporting Rose Ann Hall Designs artisans in Mexico.

Gifting Simple Beauty

Whether it’s a gift to someone near and dear to you, or even you, gift the Lauren Conrad Beauty Moisturizing Duo that includes it delicately scented Sweet Tuberose Body Lotion and Hand Cream that keeps your skin hydrating and glowing.

Stone Set Style

LC Lauren Conrad shed light on its go-to Summer High Heels at Kohl’s with Sencha High Heel Sandals and Emeliah Strappy Sandals, where common play here is the wedge heel found on all of LC’s shoe options this Summer.

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Butterfly Effect

Domestic and international pop superstar, Camila Cabello, whose roots stem from Fifth Harmony before becoming a top-selling Solo Music act, gets ready for the release of her new “Cinderella” movie on September 3 on Amazon Prime, by showing off Anabela Chan’s signature butterfly rings that go with Camila’s lavender top, showed off too today by Dorazio PR.

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Tie-Dye & Gold

Kristin Cavallari went more in-depth today about her latest Feat Clothing collaboration by showing off the tie-dye prints that Feat is famous for, plus Uncommon James Fall 2021 crosses and vintage with plenty of gold, necklaces, and earrings to spread the wealth around.

Lettered Metals

Uncommon James not only has 14 karat to 18 karat gold and silver in its jewelry collection, but also jewelry that you can personalize according to your initials with the UJ Sur Necklace that gives your UJ necklace layers a chance to say that it’s you.

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Good Mourning!!!

Amanda Kloots reveals today that this Saturday’s AK Fitness Jump Rope class will be a charity class where proceeds will go to benefit Our House, a Los Angeles, California grieving organization that supports families who’ve lost loved ones by whatever means, as well as those who lost loved one by COVID19, Amanda’s taking up a much deeper scope on grief lately since she’s started dating again following the death of her husband, Nick Cordero, from COVID19.

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Start It Up

Kristin Cavallari reveals today she’s had tons of fun so far in the Summer of 2021, but now Kristin says it’s time for her to get her s**t together and get back to the daily grind of it with a major health kick starting today, where Kristin sets it off with a morning workout, plus it’s also the day where Kristin launches the new Fall 2021 Edit of her Little James Clothing baby, toddler, and kids collection of pajamas.

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The United States Department Of Labor as of late has been back a forth with its weekly unemployment filings going up and down to reach the level of claims it saw before the COVID19 pandemic, today it’s back on a downward trajectory as unemployment claims this week were 400,000, 24,000 less than last week’s 424,000 revised up 5,000 from 419,000.

Remaining low, unchanged, and unrevised from the week previous, the insured unemployment rate stands at 2.4 percent, the insured unemployment figure however saw an increase of 7,000 to land at 3,269,000 from last week’s 3,262,000 as that figure too revised up 26,000 from 3,236,000.

The highest insured unemployment rates in the week ending July 10 were in Puerto Rico (5.2), California (4.4), Nevada (4.3), New Jersey (3.8), Rhode Island (3.8), Illinois (3.7), New York (3.5), Pennsylvania (3.5), Connecticut (3.4), and District of Columbia (3.2).

The largest increases in initial claims for the week ending July 17 were in Michigan (+13,547), Texas (+10,730), Kentucky (+8,945), Missouri (+6,056), and Illinois (+3,915), while the largest decreases were in New York (-10,727), Puerto Rico (-3,904), Tennessee (-3,510), Oklahoma (-3,393), and Georgia (-1,870).

Daniel Quintanilla