
Catherine Dunwoody
Writer, Editor, Journalist and Television Host at Freelance
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1 month ago |
forbesglobalproperties.com | Catherine Dunwoody
Longevity experts agree: regular activity (we’re looking at you, exercise) is proven to increase our lifespan, slow the effects of ageing and keep us not just healthier, but happier, more energized, more productive. Having nearby access to the ways we like to get our bodies moving is crucial, and keeping fit right at home makes for a no-excuses and a better outcome. Here, 10 homes around the world with keep-fit options that may make you sit up (make that stand up!) and get moving.
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2 months ago |
forbes.com | Kitty Finstad |Spencer Elliott |Catherine Dunwoody |Zoe Hall
In a city of such singular beauty as Venice, it’s hard to know which way to turn. From the Grand Canal lined with majestic palazzi to the labyrinth of more discreet waterways that suddenly open up to reveal a scene-stealing cathedral or piazza, it’s an assault on the senses of the most bewitching kind. But we all love to measure, rank and compare. And the Dorsoduro district is considered by many to be the best place to live in Venice.
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Dec 16, 2024 |
forbes.com | Catherine Dunwoody
Canadian visionary, entrepreneur and philanthropist Guy Laliberté might not be a household name, but Cirque du Soleil most certainly is. As co-founder of one of the world’s largest and most profitable entertainment companies, Laliberté was involved with Cirque du Soleil since its inception in Montréal, Québec in 1984. He completed the sale of his stake in the Cirque brand in 2020 after exponential growth and a long and highly successful run. Now he’s selling his Outremont, Québec mansion too.
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Nov 23, 2024 |
forbes.com | Catherine Dunwoody
All the best resorts have one thing in common: they allow us to gravitate to whatever suits our on-vacation mood at any given moment. They present a menu of things to do—or not do. To burn energy or top it up. Much like those havens of hospitality that seem to read our ever-changing minds with both playful andpeaceful opportunities, Ocotillo Sunset Ranch checks all the boxes. Only it’s not a resort, it’s a one-of-a-kind private residential estate that reads like a resort.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
seniorlivingmag.com | Catherine Dunwoody
As women, we are well aware of the variety of changes (and challenges) we experience as we get older, and our hair is high up on the list. As we age, so does our hair, and just like our skin, there is no one-size-fits-all for treatment and products. Some women struggle with overall thinning hair, and some with significant hair loss in patches. Other very real issues include dryness, slower hair growth, loss of pigmentation, more frizz, less volume, and more.
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