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In a world where success often hinges on risk and reinvention, Lindsay Nahmiache exemplifies the kind of multidimensional entrepreneur who thrives on both. As the founder of Jive PR + Digital and co-owner of Veriphy Skincare , Lindsay brings a rare combination of marketing mastery, investment intuition, and global perspective to everything she touches.

Jessie Wagner isn’t just creating music—she’s creating an entire universe where genre lines blur and emotion reigns supreme. Her new single “ Wicked Cool ,” taken from her sophomore album War Within , is an exuberant statement of authenticity wrapped in rock, soul, and pop flair. “I choose to throw away the genre box and let my circle of sound continue to expand and grow,” Wagner says. And with “Wicked Cool,” she does just that—channeling raw, lyrical honesty into an irresistible groove that recently earned the title of “Coolest Song in the World” from Little Steven’s Underground Garage.

When it comes to the future of AI in the workplace, few voices are as compelling as Mohammed “Mo” Nasier, co-founder and CEO of General Agency AI . Backed by Y Combinator, Nasier and his co-founder Harvey Hu are building tools designed to push the boundaries of continual learning, automation, and real-world usability. Their flagship product, Tessa AI , is an “AI coworker” capable of turning natural language into workflows that operate directly inside the browser—clicking, typing, and completing tasks the same way a human would.

If you’ve ever wondered what ska punk sounds like without the horns but with all the grit, groove, and urgency—you’ll find it in Joker’s Republic . The Essex County, New Jersey trio has been carving their own lane in the ska-punk world with raw energy, sharp songwriting, and an unshakable camaraderie that shines both on stage and off. With their latest single Break The Cycle  now out and their upcoming album The Hand You’ve Been Dealt  set to release October 10 via Punkerton Records, the band is pushing forward with their most dynamic and danceable work yet.

Jay Bhatty isn’t just a leader in the energy sector—he’s an architect of innovation in an industry most people never see behind the curtain. As the founder and CEO of NatGasHub.com , he’s transformed how natural gas traders navigate North America’s sprawling pipeline network. And with the release of his best-selling book Nat Gas Millions , Bhatty is also emerging as a thought leader and educator, bringing transparency to one of the most critical—and confidential—markets in the world.

When you combine the precision of watchmaking with a lifelong obsession for bold flavor, you get Black Rain Pepper , a brand that's redefining luxury in the kitchen. At the helm is James Olmes, a seasoned entrepreneur whose journey from designing surf watches in the '80s to crafting one of the most innovative pepper mills on the market is as impressive as the product itself.

If there's a crime in ska-punk today, it's underestimating the energy and chaos that Benny Capaul brings to the stage. As the lead singer of The Boy Detective , Benny is no stranger to big feelings, big sounds, and even bigger performances. With the release of their new single Beth Truss —a brass-blasted anthem full of gang vocals and reckless joy—the Detroit-based band is once again taking their place in the punk spotlight. Their upcoming album Disco Lunch , produced by Roger Lima of Less Than Jake, drops November 7 via Punkerton Records.

Buckle up— Bella Cole has hit the gas with her latest single Drive , a high-energy pop-soul anthem that delivers a rush of adrenaline, heart, and vintage cool. At just 25, Bella is quickly becoming one of Toronto’s most magnetic new artists, blending funk, soul, and modern pop into a sound that’s uniquely hers. And while comparisons to icons like Amy Winehouse and Billie Eilish are flattering, Bella is forging a lane all her own.

Alex Cohen ’s journey into the world of drumming didn’t begin with a lightning bolt of inspiration or a musical epiphany. It started with an awkward middle school moment and a desire to be cool. “I was a dweeb in middle school,” Alex admits. “There was this more popular guy who played drums, and I thought maybe if I played drums, I could be cool like that. The answer was definitely not.” His first drum teacher flat out told his parents that he didn’t have it—but that didn’t stop him.

Mikayla Demaiter , the former hockey goaltender turned model, continues to captivate her audience—this time with a refreshingly intimate, casual living room shoot that blends approachability with undeniable glamour. Known for her confident social media presence and striking looks, Mikayla proves that you don’t need an elaborate set to make a statement. Shot in a sunlit living room setting, the photos capture her in relaxed poses that feel both personal and polished. Soft natural lighting filters through the space, highlighting her features while giving the series a warm, inviting tone. From lounging on a sofa to leaning casually against a coffee table, Mikayla exudes a confidence that feels effortless yet magnetic. “What I love about shoots like this is how authentic they feel,” Mikayla shares. “It’s not about big productions or over-the-top styling—it’s about comfort, connection, and letting your personality shine through.” The casual styling—simple, form-fitting outfits paired with understated makeup—keeps the focus on Mikayla’s natural beauty and expressive presence. The result is a series that feels less like a staged fashion editorial and more like a glimpse into an off-duty afternoon. Her fans have already been weighing in online, with one playful question sparking debate across comment sections: Mikayla or Sydney? It’s a lighthearted comparison that highlights the fun, interactive relationship Mikayla maintains with her audience. As her portfolio continues to expand, this living room shoot reinforces why Mikayla remains one of the most talked-about personalities in modern modeling—her ability to switch seamlessly between high-fashion productions and intimate, lifestyle-focused moments keeps her work fresh, relatable, and endlessly engaging. Original Post: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1202936498512728&set=pcb.1202938801845831

Model Shelby Thurston is no stranger to turning heads, but her latest collaboration with photographer David Blazze brings an unexpected twist—melding high-fashion flair with the playful nostalgia of a vintage arcade. Shot against the neon glow and pixel-perfect backdrops of a retro game hall, the series captures Shelby in a mix of vibrant streetwear, bold makeup, and confident poses that channel both ‘80s arcade culture and contemporary style. From leaning over pinball machines to striking a pose beside old-school racing games, Shelby’s charisma brings the entire space to life. “An arcade is a place where people come to escape, to have fun, to feel that adrenaline rush,” Shelby says. “We wanted to capture that same energy in the images—bright, bold, and a little bit rebellious.” Photographer David Blazze is known for his ability to transform ordinary locations into dynamic fashion sets, and this shoot is no exception. By playing with colorful lighting, unique camera angles, and the natural movement of Shelby’s poses, Blazze created a cinematic series that blurs the line between editorial photography and pop art. “Shelby has this magnetic presence,” Blazze explains. “She can be elegant and edgy in the same frame, which made the arcade the perfect setting to showcase her versatility.” The shoot also reflects a growing trend in fashion photography—bringing high-style concepts into unconventional environments. Rather than shooting in a sterile studio, Shelby and Blazze embraced the arcade’s visual chaos, using flashing screens, joystick consoles, and candy-colored prize machines as part of the storytelling. With the final images already creating a buzz online, Shelby sees this project as a celebration of creativity without boundaries. “Fashion should be fun. It’s about expressing yourself, taking risks, and making a statement—whether you’re on a runway or next to a Pac-Man machine,” she says with a smile. The arcade shoot not only highlights Shelby’s ability to adapt to diverse themes but also cements her reputation as a model unafraid to push the limits of style and setting. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the best way to stand out is to play the game differently. Original Post: https://www.facebook.com/1673934761/posts/10225299652513024/?rdid=PbHev9RLpuNORlzU#

From his early days as a visual artist in Germany to designing some of the most forward-thinking vessels on the water, yacht designer Rogerio Mariani has built his career on blending creativity with cutting-edge engineering. Now, as founder of RM Design Pro, Mariani is spearheading a project set to change the future of yachting—the SXR 68 XL, a 68-foot hybrid yacht designed from the keel up for sustainability, performance, and self-sufficiency.