LOS ANGELES, CA (June 10, 2014) – Lifetime's new docu-series BAPs pulls back the curtain on an exclusive, privileged and affluent group of African American friends from St. Louis who self-identify as "BAPs" – Black American Princesses and Princes …

"B.O.R.N. to Style" (FYI): Lifestyle makeover series centered on a "fierce" team from a Harlem-based boutique. "The Hotwives of Orlando" … "BAPs" (Lifetime): Reality series follows a group of affluent African-American friends in St. Louis. Thursday …

Bayou City produces 40,000 copies per print edition, and distributes to more than 200 “close in” high end venues where lifestyle spenders shop, dine and play. Bayou City direct mails more than 20,000 of its 40,000 print copies to approximately 20 …

Once the girls were nearly 3 years old, he began looking for work again and landed a job last September as media director for Web2carz.com, an online-only auto and lifestyles magazine. In the end, he was thrilled with his time home as primary caregiver.

By ALLEN G. BREED and SHARON COHEN | Associated Press | Jun 14, 2014 7:23 PM CDT in Politics, Lifestyle. HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. (AP) — As a teenager growing up in a Jim Crow society, Roy DeBerry …. The young history teacher from the affluent Chicago …

Mashreq has unveiled its new, super-premium card, the Mashreq Solitaire Credit Card aimed exclusively at the discerning, affluent customer. Solitaire is a certified diamond … Solitaire also caters to premium lifestyle preferences through year-round …

… gay-marriage ban overturned by the Supreme Court. “CeeLo Green's The Good Life” (TBS at 10:30) The singer and “Voice” judge's quasi-reality show, in which he gets back together with his friends in Goodie Mob, for the usual round of celebrity …

Alarmed by danger signs among the youth, Singaporeans have begun taking steps to address addiction to the Internet and digital devices, and psychiatrists are pushing for its formal recognition as a disorder in the affluent island nation. — AFP pic.

Yes, food is essential to life, but our affluent lifestyle has spoiled us; it has left us with the beliefs that food (whatever kind we want, whenever we want it) is easy to generate, unlimited, and therefore our “right.” My little stroll around the …