It’s that time of the year where women all around the world celebrate International Women’s Day. Last year, TMB looked at the history of IWD and how far this yearly celebration has come since the 1900’s. This year, we wanted to do things a little differently, and get more of our readers excited for March 8th!… Read more
The much anticipated feature length documentary on Riot Grrrl queen, Kathleen Hanna was finally released end of November 2013 and since has taken the riot world by storm. The Punk Singer began as a Kickstarter project that was created by documentary director, Sini Anderson and takes a look at feminism, riot grrrls and Hanna’s life, both past and present.… Read more
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Malala Yousafzai gained media attention in 2009 when she was just 12 years old. Why? Because Pakistan was under attack by terrorists who were part of the Taliban movement. She began writing anonymous blog posts for the BBC and described daily suffering while the Taliban took control of her home town, Swat Valley.… Read more
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While startups are trendy right now, it’s not something to be taken on lightly. More new businesses fail than succeed. You can lose valuable time, resources, and money chasing after something that isn’t completely thought out. So before you decide to jump head first into a new venture, you need to ask yourself a few important questions:
TMB heard that the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) were working on a pretty cool project recently and wanted to share it. SCAD gave several students an amazing opportunity to work with famous artist, Jonathan Lee. Lee has previously done illustration for Marvel Comics and Red Bull, and throughout September began working on a project for Superga, an Italian shoe brand that originally made tennis shoes.… Read more
National Breast Cancer Awareness (NBCAM) month began in 1985 when the American Cancer Society partnered with a pharmaceutical company that researched and produced anti-breast cancer drugs. In the beginning their aim was to promote mammography, but soon after the partnership, other people had ideas of forming a charity.
By 1993, Evelyn Lauder, VP of Estée Lauder founded The Breast Cancer Research Foundation and that’s when the pink ribbon really began to take off.… Read more