Hotel Sustainability Claims: A Risk of Greenwashing and Information Overload

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Hotel Sustainability Claims: A Risk of Greenwashing and Information Overload – Image Credit Unsplash+    A study by Hospitality and Tourism Management found that excessive sustainability information from hotels may lead to customer skepticism and perceptions of ‘greenwashing’.  Over half of the study respondents felt that hotels either overstate sustainability claimsContinue Reading

Is Kim Kardashian actually going MAGA?

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Kim Kardashian’s career has been one big guessing game. Since founding the extremely successful shapewear company Skims in 2019, the reality-star-turned-lifestyle-influencer has embarked on a number of surprising if not totally puzzling ventures, from trying to become a lawyer to starring in a poorly rated season of American Horror StoryContinue Reading

“Kurt launched into that track and totally went off. In the middle of the song, he smashed his guitar to bits”: The making of the album that virtually invented a new genre, sold 30 million copies, and changed rock forever

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(Image credit: Peter Pakvis/Redferns) Nearly 15 years have passed since the release of Nirvana’s Nevermind on September 24, 1991. As of this writing, the record has sold tens of millions of copies, and continues to sell some 2,500 copies per week – proof that Kurt Cobain’s music and his world-wearyContinue Reading

“I said, ‘We’re going to reinvent the notion of the extended classic rock solo. This is going to be the “not Comfortably Numb” solo’”: Steven Wilson bringing back the long guitar solo – with a twist

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Cult star Steven Wilson can best be described as a Renaissance man – aside from his prolific work with Porcupine Tree (and a string of other bands), the multi-instrumentalist has genre-blended seven solo albums – with the forthcoming eighth, The Overview, dropping in March, a return to form of sortsContinue Reading