Lauren Larson

1 week ago | texasmonthly.com | Lauren Larson

There are two kinds of gardeners. First we have the laissez-faire growers who prize plants that thrive when ignored. These are succulent people, well-adjusted and simple. Then there are the gardeners who kill a low-maintenance snake plant the week they get it, watering it twice daily until its roots turn into an earthy pudding and its leaves yellow and flop over.

2 weeks ago | texasmonthly.com | Lauren Larson

There are those who would pooh-pooh (or poo-poo, as it were) the concept of an art gallery in a bathroom. But on a recent Monday at a Buc-ee’s along Texas Highway 71 in Bastrop, numerous women found themselves in thrall to a glossy black horse whose portrait hung outside the women’s restroom. Undoubtedly still recovering from having watched Black Beauty at a formative age, they paused as they beelined for the stalls to lean in and read the small placard by the photo.

3 weeks ago | nationalgeographic.com | Lauren Larson

This story is part of the National Geographic 33. Long before he played Aquaman, rightful heir to the underwater kingdom of Atlantis, actor Jason Momoa was an aqua boy. His interest formed at a young age. Born in Hawaii, Momoa spent much of his childhood in small-town Iowa, where he lived with his mother. But even landlocked, he was extremely invested in aquatic ecosystems, spending his high school years taking college-level marine biology classes.

2 months ago | lofficielusa.com | Lauren Larson

Film & TVIn his new show Your Friends & Neighbors, the Mad Men actor has satisfied his three main criteria: a non-Draper-esque character, a strong point of view, and a plot you can’t look away from. PHOTOGRAPHY Magnus UnnarSTYLED BY Warren Alfie BakerIn the scene that opens Your Friends & Neighbors, a new Apple Original series starring Jon Hamm, a young woman slides up next to Hamm’s character, hedge fund manager Andrew “Coop” Cooper.

Feb 4, 2025 | menshealth.com | Lauren Larson

Jump to:Going Sober Bulking UpHandling Fame Quickfire Q&AIt's a warm October day in New York City, but the locals drifting in and out of the lounge at the Greenwich Hotel are fully committed to their cosy autumnal aesthetic. The hotel, too, seems to be resigned to a wintry gestalt; thanks to a roaring fire in a monumental hunting-lodge hearth, the dimly lit lounge is almost 30°C. Tom Holland sits in a striped silk armchair near the fireplace.