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Cole Hauser is a straight shooter. Not in the literal sense, like his brooding, gun-toting ranchman/henchman Rip Wheeler character on Yellowstone. But the actor does have a way of talking with a no-BS swagger. For our digital cover we talked to Hauser on how the ‘Yellowstone’ heartthrob landed the role, why he first got into acting and his deep family roots in Montana and Hollywood. https://lnkd.in/gEmyYnQV

Are you raising your child to win at all costs? Hold on! While ambition is great, a new article on Parade.com explores the potential downsides of overly competitive children/parenting. I weigh in on the risks and how to foster a healthy competitive spirit that prioritizes balanced well-being and collaboration. #parenting #competitiveparenting #childdevelopment #psychology #wellbeing #growthmindset P.S. What are your thoughts on raising competitive children? Share your experiences in the comments!

Get a Parade magazine exclusive sneak peek of A Vintage Christmas on Great American Media! https://lnkd.in/gmeBAfzJ

We know our customers LOVE the ALDI Finds aisle! Chantel Hailer, director of national buying at ALDI, spoke with Parade about the strategy behind the aisle bringing customers exciting, new deals to discover midweek!  From viral water bottles to useful kitchen tools, ALDI Finds are not just about great savings; they’re about giving you a delightful shopping experience. Our team forecasts trends months in advance to bring customers these items.  Read more about the strategy behind our Wednesday drops: bit.ly/48fEijq

I had the privilege of contributing to Parade's latest article about vital habits for women over 60. Why do we chase disease rather than prevent it? We have the knowledge, technology and innovations to move to prevention of disease. This article highlights the importance of clinical and lifestyle interventions that will promote healthy aging. Women live longer in this country, but we spend those years in poor health. We have the power to change that narrative, write a different story and take charge of our own health. I want to be the 90 year old that is climbing mountains, dancing until dawn, traveling the globe and teaching her grandchildren. Doesn't that sound empowering? Let’s empower ourselves with knowledge and make informed decisions for our well-being. Dive into the article for practical tips and insights! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gnqhetdy

This was a fun one to write for Parade 🔮 Got a chance to try the new and enchanting Potion Macchiato and share my thoughts on the limited edition beverage. Let me know what you think! 😊 https://lnkd.in/eUBa8Vns

Queen Latifah and Tory Kittles return for a new season of The Equalizer ! Get a Parade exclusive sneak peek! https://lnkd.in/gG6iQhYC

My kids love ramen. And, they love experimenting with the flavors, adding different proteins and veggies. Ramen is cheap and easy to make. Love this piece in Parade that sheds light on the benefits of ramen from the experts in nutrition: Registered Dietitians. All foods fit. Let's get rid of the good food/bad food list. #nutrition #health #registereddietitian #food #ramen #healthyeating https://lnkd.in/gc9x5f_s

Mariah Carey may be known as the "Queen of Christmas," but Candace Cameron Bure runs a close second. Christmas is the most wonderful TV time of the year, and nobody knows this better than Bure. She talks to Parade from her brightly lit office studio, where she records her faith-based The Candace Cameron Bure Podcast, one of her many projects she has going on. “I’m barely in one city for more than five days!” she says. “I juggle a ton.” She took a break to get in the early Yuletide spirit for this week’s Parade cover story. https://lnkd.in/eWQrf5Pi

"Healing is the pathway to racial equity, but what happens in real life is our conversations are very transactional. We debate around the issues that we bring with us—there's no time for truth-telling, no time for storytelling, no time for true dialogue that helps us understand the other perspective...So the most important thing for racial healing to happen is to create that safe space" - La June Montgomery Tabron, WKKF President and CEO. We are grateful for Parade's coverage and commitment to advancing the conversation on #RacialHealing. This is #HowWeHeal! https://wkkf.co/nrdw