Faith Katunga

Milan

Travel and Fashion Journalist at Freelance

Travel & fashion journalist based in Italy sharing travel guides and advice, global fashion stories, pop culture, self-employment & remote working tips

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Articles

Michelle Trachtenberg's Cause of Death Has Been Revealed

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Faith Katunga

The entertainment world mourns the loss of Michelle Trachtenberg, the beloved actress known for her roles in Harriet the Spy, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Gossip Girl. At just 39 years old, Trachtenberg was found unresponsive in her New York City apartment on February 26, 2025. Initially, the cause of death was undetermined due to her family’s objection to an autopsy for religious reasons. However, on April 16, 2025, Deadline reported that Trachtenberg’s cause of death had been revealed.
Former NCAA Woman Of The Year Among Six Killed In NY Plane Crash

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

A small private plane crash in upstate New York claimed the lives of six people, including Karenna Groff, the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year and former MIT soccer star. On Saturday afternoon, the twin-engine Mitsubishi MU-2B aircraft went down in a field near Copake, New York, approximately 10 miles from Columbia County Airport. Karenna Groff was pursuing her medical degree at NYU Langone in the Department of Neurosurgery at the time of the tragic accident.
Aisha Bowe Makes History On Blue Origin’s First All-Female Space Flight

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

Blue Origin marked a successful launch after completing its first all-female mission on April 14, 2025. Bahamian-American aerospace engineer Aisha Bowe joined five other pioneering women as they soared beyond Earth’s atmosphere in Jeff Bezos’ New Shepard rocket. The historic flight marks a milestone in private space travel and women’s achievements in aerospace. The Blue Origin launch featured an impressive lineup of female trailblazers.
8 Reasons Why March Is The Best Time To Visit Singapore

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

Singapore might be a year-round destination, but there’s something distinct about March that gives this sleek, multicultural city an extra layer of beauty. It’s a time when the skies begin to clear after the heavy monsoon season. The tropical heat also becomes more forgiving, and the city’s mix of cultural events, art festivals, and everyday urban magic unfolds with less of the hustle you’d expect in peak tourist months.
Remains Found In JetBlue Landing Gear In Florida Identified As 2 Dominican Teenagers

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

Florida authorities have identified the bodies of two people found inside the landing gear of a JetBlue commercial airplane as teenagers from the Dominican Republic. The Broward County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to the Palm Beach Post that the victims were 18-year-old Jeik Lusi and 16-year-old Elvis Castillo, following extensive DNA testing.
China Issues Advisory About Traveling And Studying In The US

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

China has recently joined the growing list of countries issuing travel warnings for the United States. The Asian country advised its citizens to carefully assess the risks before traveling or pursuing education in America.
Black First-Class Passenger Sues Delta Air Lines Over Alleged Racial Discrimination

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

A first-class passenger has sued Delta Airlines over what she says is a blatant case of racial discrimination. According to The Daily Mail, the airline removed her from a flight simply for “looking at a white flight attendant wrong.”Teresa Hudson Jordan flew with her minor daughter in first class on Delta Flight 5792 from Lexington, Kentucky, to New York in March. Jordan claims a flight attendant targeted her with hostility after she made eye contact.
The National Parks That Almost Were: US Destinations That Nearly Made The Cut

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

America’s national parks represent some of the country’s most treasured landscapes. Yet, for every protected paradise that earned the prestigious “National Park” designation, there are stunning locations that came close to joining their ranks but ultimately fell short, according to research from TheTravel. Complex political considerations and local opposition derailed many potential national parks.
Everything We Know About The Helicopter Crash In The Hudson River

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

A tourist helicopter carrying a family of five from Spain and an American pilot plunged into the Hudson River on Thursday afternoon. The crash resulted in the tragic deaths of all six people on board. Occurring just after 3:15 PM local time near Lower Manhattan, the accident has sent shockwaves through New York City and Spain as details continue to emerge about what caused the Bell 206 helicopter to suddenly fall from the sky.
How The Caribbean Green Book Is Changing The Way We Travel The Islands

1 week ago | travelnoire.com | Faith Katunga

Think about planning your dream Caribbean vacation, but instead of your dollars flowing to international hotel chains and foreign-owned resorts, your money directly supports local entrepreneurs, family-owned restaurants, and indigenous tour operators. This vision is becoming a reality thanks to the Caribbean Green Book, a revolutionary platform reshaping how travelers experience these tropical paradises while addressing long-standing economic inequities.