Charley Burlock

1 week ago | oprahdaily.com | Charley Burlock

I landed in Salt Lake City with my size ten ski boots miraculously crammed into my roller bag and low expectations. Yes, I knew the state had a literal trademark on “the greatest snow on earth.” Yes, I knew that any one of the dozens of mountains crowding out the horizon dwarfed any I could access back on in the northeast. But I also knew that ski conditions are always a gamble and that on an increasingly warming planet, the odds are rarely in your favor.

2 weeks ago | oprahdaily.com | Charley Burlock

Today is National Sibling Day, which means that your social media feeds are probably coursing with hazy childhood photos and odes to brothers who are “best friends” and sisters who are “cosmic soul mates.” But if your relationship with your siblings is a bit more, ahem, complicated than these picture-perfect digital tributes (imagine that!), know that you have plenty of company. The sibling relationship is often placed on a pedestal.

4 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Charley Burlock

1 hour agoJanelle James became an instant fan-favorite when “Abbott Elementary” debuted in 2021. She was relatively new to the acting game when she joined the sitcom, having previously focused mainly on stand-up. But stepping into the role of the glamorous, rule-breaking school principal, Ava Coleman, …

1 month ago | oprahdaily.com | Charley Burlock

Matt Winkelmeyer//Getty ImagesIn a little over a month, Matriarch: A Memoir will be hitting shelves—Tina Knowles’s highly anticipated book in which she opens up about everything from her childhood in Texas to how she became the ultimate musical matriarch to daughters Beyoncé and Solange. Yesterday on Instagram, Knowles shared the schedule for her first-ever book tour, which will begin in Washington, D.C., with a conversation moderated by former first lady Michelle Obama.

1 month ago | oprahdaily.com | Charley Burlock

No, it’s not a mirage. The first blooms of spring have arrived. It’s time to get your garden in order. While your insultingly type-a neighbor may have you feeling like you’re already behind, The Sweet Pea school will teach you that, depending on your USDA zone, you could be right on schedule to have your lawn bursting with even the most (allegedly!) finicky flower in no time.