For most entrepreneurs, the mere mention of "exit planning" triggers an uncomfortable conversation about mortality, failure, or surrender. The concept conjures images of defeat—a reluctant acknowledgment that the business they've poured their heart...
Every year, home health agencies across the United States deliver millions of care visits to some of the most vulnerable patients in the healthcare system. Most of those agencies remain unknown beyond their...
When Jamie Kerr and Jennifer Kerr launched StrandScience in 2025, they had no advertising budget, no influencer deals, and no investor backing. What they had was a camera, a TikTok account, and two...
Gregg Araki learned early that making independent films takes sheer tenacity. In film grad school at USC — then dominated by Hollywood convention — one professor told the young, hyper-stylized director he was “such a pretentious, artsy brat” and threatened to flunk him out.
“It made me, as a very young filmmaker, just extremely determined,” Araki recalls. “To make indie films, especially at the time I was making them, you just had to be a little bit crazy, so confident in yourself even though you have no right to be. You just have to have a really thick skin.”
Widely regarded as a shepherd of the New Queer Cinema movement, Araki...
Across policy circles and boardrooms, the idea of a “made in Australia” future has gathered momentum. It is framed as both a strategic necessity and a cultural aspiration. In a world shaped by...
