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When I told my sister that Michael and I had gone to see The Best of Enemies, she asked if it was one of those white savior movies like Green Book. Well, the answer, I guess, is yes, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t enjoy watching it or believe it’s an important story that should be told

Where living an amazing life never gets old learn something new every day: Tim Burton’s new version of Dumbo is out, and I wrote 3 articles because you’re going to want to go see real elephants now. Here’s what I learned after my family spent a week volunteering at the Elephant Nature Park in Thailand, here are 10 places where you can interact ethically with the magnificent creatures and here’s why you should #DoItForDumbo and never take an elephant ride or support shows featuring performing animals

As someone who got married the same summer as Diana and Charles (and whose marriage is still going strong, thank you very much), I have always felt deeply invested in her life. The show does feature Diana visiting and shaking hands with patients to try to stop the stigma of HIV, and it does acknowledge at the end that you never know who’s going to change the world. The actors — Jeanna de Waal as Diana, Roe Hartrampf as Charles, Erin Davie as Camilla and Judy Kaye as the Queen This is the kind of show where it’s actually better to sit further away from the stage so the actors blur a little and look more like the characters they’re portraying.

Where living an amazing life never gets old learn something new every day: Forget Mickey! I'm celebrating midlife by rediscovering my husband, comfortable shoes, the joy of female friends and, most of all, myself. In the Galley of the Viking Delling HuffPost Travel: Where in the World Are My Bags? talking about teen dating violence with elin stebbins waldal, author of “tornado warning