Let’s talk about your V! Don’t be shy. As Dr. Carolyn DeLucia said so perfectly, Everyone has a vagina or loves someone with a vagina. We have to say, we were a little shy thinking about this one, but it was truly important, informative and refreshing. Don’t believe us, watch for yourself to learn more about VagiVital and your sexual health!
Why is Kristin Chenoweth wearing this sweatshirt? Who are the lights in her life, how does she get by in dark times and why does she call herself a nerd and a weirdo? The MOMS Denise Albert hosted a virtual event with Kristin for her new children’s book, What Will I Do With My Love Today? along with Glen Gracia and LEDVANCE, the makers of SYLVANIA General Lighting. Watch the video to hear it all!
The MOMS (Denise Albert) hosted a Virtual Mamarazzi event with Alicia Witt to celebrate her new book, Small Changes: The Easy, No-Rules Way to Include More Plant-Based Foods, Peace, and Positivity in Your Life. Plus, Lana Kerr, CEO of Co2Lift, Visionary, Health & Wellness Innovator, coach and Advocate, thought leader, Author,Serial Entrepreneur and Bad Ass Female!
The MOMS, Denise Albert, hosted a Virtual Mamarazzi with Tamera Mowry-Housley and Bill Yosses, Hosts of Hulu’s Bakers Dozen, and mom bloggers and their kids. Bill was the Executive Pastry Chef at the White House for President Bush and President Obama. He shared their favorite desserts and why he won’t be sending Barbara Bush a baby gift, though he did send well wishes. (Ok, think…. hard to send! But all good feels)!
What moms told me about their migraines
MS (Denise Albert) hosted a Virtual Mamarazzi event with Lily Hevesh Tuesday, August 24th at 6:30 PM EST for the release of her new film, Lily Topples The World, coming out on Aug 26th.
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The MOMS Denise Albert hosted a virtual Mamarazzi with Andrew McCarthy for his new to celebrate the release of his new memoir BRAT:an 80’s story, along with LEDVANCE the makers of Sylvania General Lighting kickoff their #BrighterDaysAhead Contest.
My 98-year-old Grandma is in assisted living and hadn’t had a hug in over a year! Wait until you hear some of the conversations and special moments we all shared with my Grandma! It’s truly incredible and we are so grateful for the science that made this all happen! We hadn’t been inside with my mom without masks in over a year. Our recent trip to Ohio in this incredible Outdoorsy RV Van brought so much love and joy along with the most amazing conversations.
You can always call her Punky! That’s what Soleil Moon Frye told all the moms on The MOMS Virtual Mamarazzi event for her new Hulu documentary kid 90. Guess what she was wearing, she’s more like you than you think! Plus, watch to hear who has to approve pictures she posts on her social, who used to pick her up at school and how she talks to her kids about social media. Don’t miss the Minute With The MOMS at the end where Soleil talks about the most fun she’s had during the Pandemic, her favorite show, what she can’t wait to do when the world opens and her favorite quote!
Are you counting down the days until New Year’s Eve? 2020 has been a difficult year for so many of us. I often feel reflective in December. I use this time to reflect on the past year and plan for the new one. For me, this year, it’s my most important year since I was diagnosed. For me, this year will be crucial. This year is my 5 year mark from diagnosis. There’s so much that comes with that but especially the questions surrounding one of the medicines I’m on. I’m on an aromatase inhibitor, which is like insurance. It’s supposed to help make sure my cancer doesn’t come back. Traditionally, doctors prescribed this medicine, for my kind of cancer and treatment for 10 years. But as is always the case with science and medicine, there are always advancements. When you rely on medication to get you through your illness can be pretty daunting, as you are afraid to miss out on any doses or accidentally run out, we are lucky that nowadays there are things like an Online pharmacy that we can use, medication delivery by your physician, etc. but when you have been on them so long, you want to see the other side of it and evaluate what it means.
One of the great loves of my life is Ballet.
One of my biggest dreams came true! To not only produce a Ballet Performance, but to bring dance back to life, in person was a glorious undertaking. To produce at a time, for an audience who needed to be in the presence of live dance and for dancers who needed to dance, has changed me. It’s now a calling to produce more and to help dancers.
On a recent Sunday, on a rooftop overlooking Lincoln Center, dancers spoke to the turmoil of the moment, with falls to the floor, deep contractions and imploring arms. It was emotional and beautiful.
The Dancers of N.Y.C.B., a new organization developed to support members of The New York City Ballet during the pandemic, came together for a benefit performance at the Empire Hotel featuring choreography by former and current members.
This post is sponsored by Biotheranostics, Inc. (Breast Cancer Index™). Thoughts and opinions are my own.
You may ask WHY I’m still wearing a wig. You may ask why I would donate my newly grown post-chemo hair to Wigs & Wishes By Martino Cartier? Here are all the answers on The Doctors. Please watch, share and consider how you can also perhaps help others, if not this way, in other ways! I FEEL GREAT. I’M SO HAPPY I DID THIS! I’ve thought about it for years and now know It was 100% the right decision for me! I’m so grateful to the show and to Martino Cartier for agreeing to do this with me! PLEASE CONSIDERING DONATING YOURS ALSO!
THIS! So proud of our Pandemic Bunch! Thank you to The Doctors for this segment done so beautifully and so proud of my boys for sharing their experience.
Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by Biotheronostics, Inc. (Breast Cancer Index™) but the opinions and experiences shared are my own.
Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by Biotheronostics, Inc. (Breast Cancer Index™) but the opinions and experiences shared are my own.
Special guests include David Blaine, Alysia Reiner, Stephanie McMahon and Emma Heming Willis. Denise has taken part in the Susan G. Komen race for 4 years, ever since she was diagnosed with Breast Cancer.