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In Earnest by Byron Lars, spring 2021 ready-to-wear Photo: Courtesy of Byron Lars Byron Lars is bullish on the future. Thirty-one years into his career the designer knows the ups and downs of the industry, but he still believes in the power and joy of fashion. So much so that he’s decided to launch a new venture, In Earnest, in the midst of the pandemic. The debut In Earnest collection is inspired by Lars’s Harlem neighborhood, particularly the African street vendors and the treasures they sell. Wax prints and colors predominate, sport elements intermingle with lingerie touches, and almost everything stretches for comfort. These are happy-making clothes and Lars wants to see them worn now, even if they’re paired with sweatpants. “You cannot tap out forever,” the designer says. He’s alert to the individual touches that can up a person’s style quotient, be that a creative mask or a good accessory game. “I feel like that is really the way to do it,” he ....
Author of the article: Eric Volmers Publishing date: Feb 26, 2021 • February 26, 2021 • 4 minute read • Frank Hardy (Rohan Campbell), left, with Phil (Cristian Perri) and Chet Morton (Adam Swain), in an episode of The Hardy Boys. Courtesy, Brooke Palmer, Hulu Photo by Brooke Palmer /Hulu Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content When Rohan Campbell was growing up in Alberta, the Hardy Boys were his go-to “cabin books.” The earliest version of the sleuthing brothers usually had them solving mysteries of the non-violent and non-lethal variety. The books have proven to be wholesome distractions for generations of young boys dating back to the late 1920s. For a youthful Campbell, they were reliable entertainment when stuck in cabins not yet equipped with internet. ....
Every cloud: the humble brolly rains supreme after 3,000 years Patrick Mcnee as Steed in The Avengers, holding one of his famous umbrellas, with Diana Rigg as Emma Peel Trevor Laffan I WAS sitting in my car recently outside a hospital in Cork waiting for my wife. It was a dirty evening, pouring with rain. As I sat there, I noticed a nurse in the foyer pushing an elderly lady in a wheelchair towards the entrance of the hospital where, I presumed, she was going to be collected. The woman was wearing a dressing gown, which wasn’t ideal for the conditions, even if it was waterproof. ....
The most intense moment in this week’s The Equalizer centers around whether Robyn (Queen Latifah) will make it to her daughter Delilah’s (Laya DeLeon Hayes) performance in Times Square. This doesn’t mean the larger storyline dragged far from it, but it reinforces that Robyn’s relationship with her family will remain the fulcrum of the series. “Glory” is a solid followup to the series pilot, expanding on what worked well previously and building momentum for future episodes. Procedurals can struggle with a reason why viewers should show up promptly for the next episode instead of just binging them all later on Netflix. “Glory” will make you want to see what happens next Sunday. ....
Download and Subscribe to MASTERPIECE Studio Dame Diana Rigg has been a MASTERPIECE regular for decades. From her Emmy Award-winning role in the 1997 adaptation of Rebecca to her years-long host duty on Mystery!, Rigg brought her charm and considerable gravitas to PBS TV screens for years. Rigg passed away in September 2020, making her role as the elegant Mrs. Pumphrey one of her very last. The All Creatures Great and Small cast pays tribute to Rigg, along with some of her other MASTERPIECE friends and castmates. Transcript The cast of All Creatures Great and Small is storied, to be sure, but there’s one cast member who rises above the rest. ....