Maggie Lange

1 month ago | straitstimes.com | Maggie Lange

Wee Baby Stella peach Al Fresco, or Stella Al Fresco, is among the plush dolls marketed for toddlers from a line called Love, Stella.PHOTO: MANHATTAN TOY VIA NYTIMESNEW YORK – With Love, Meghan, the Netflix series starring and produced by Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, immerses viewers in her world of at-home luxury. But for the most part, it diligently avoids mentions of specific brands. Certain episodes offer glimpses of brand-name items in Markle’s universe.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Maggie Lange

"With Love, Meghan," the Netflix series starring and produced by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, immerses viewers in her world of at-home luxury. But for the most part, it diligently avoids mentions of specific brands. Certain episodes offer glimpses of brand-name items in Meghan's universe. In one, while describing the outfit she is wearing, Meghan names three labels (Loro Piana, Zara, Jenni Kayne) to telegraph a preference for mixing high and low.

2 months ago | infobae.com | Maggie Lange

Adquirir conocimiento es uno de los grandes placeres de leer no ficción, una experiencia que solo se vuelve un poco menos placentera cuando es correctiva. Tras leer dos páginas de Clay: A Human History (“Arcilla: una historia humana”) de Jennifer Lucy Allan, me quedé paralizada. Resulta que los pequeños fragmentos de cerámica rota no son cascos, como siempre había creído; son tiestos. Sabía que los caballos muerden, no mastican, y creía haber aprendido esas lecciones.

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Maggie Lange

Acquiring knowledge is one of the great pleasures of reading nonfiction, an experience that’s only slightly less enjoyable when it’s corrective. Two pages into Jennifer Lucy Allan’s “Clay: A Human History,” I was brought up short. It turns out that small fragments of broken pottery are not shards, as I had always believed; they are sherds. I knew that horses champ, not chomp, and thought I had completed such lessons.

Feb 13, 2025 | romper.com | Maggie Lange

In the delirium of the newborn months, my partner, Megan, and I found ourselves completely bereft of anything interesting to say, apart from running commentary on our one subject and singular focus: the baby. Even in our rare moments without said baby, we mostly talked about him. To entertain ourselves, we even did micro-impressions of the baby — an eager face here, a squawk there; a shake of a limb; a full-body wiggle.