Rachel Kim

3 weeks ago | gigwise.com | Rachel Kim |Jessica Lee |Riley Nguyen |Emily Watson

Some couples have already filled their home with the best of everything long before the wedding invitations go out. When the registry is full of basics they already own or you’re looking for something that feels more thoughtful, it’s time to get creative. A wedding gift should feel like an experience, something they’ll actually use, or a luxury they’d never splurge on for themselves. This is your chance to pick something that’s both personal and unforgettable.

3 weeks ago | gigwise.com | Rachel Kim |David Richardson |Elena Garcia |Elena García |Emma Richardson

Gift-giving is weird. Every year, people spend way too much money on things that get tossed in a drawer or re-gifted to someone else. The problem? Price tags don’t equal thoughtfulness. The best gifts don’t come from the most expensive stores; they come from knowing what actually makes someone’s life better. If you’re tired of wasting money on stuff people fake-smile about before stuffing it into a closet, it’s time to rethink how you gift.

4 weeks ago | gigwise.com | Rachel Kim |David Richardson |Elena Garcia |Elena García |Jessica Lee

Finding the perfect gift can be daunting, especially when trying to choose something meaningful and unique. Traditional gifts like clothing, accessories, or gadgets are always appreciated, but sometimes, a more creative approach can leave a lasting impression. With platforms like Wonderbox, giving gifts has been redefined, offering experiences that create unforgettable memories instead of just material possessions.

4 weeks ago | gigwise.com | David Richardson |Rachel Kim |Elena Garcia |Elena García |Jessica Lee

If you think the hospitality industry is all about minimum wage gigs and endless hustle with no pot of gold at the end — think again. Sure, it’s a grind, but for those who play their cards right, there’s serious cash to be made. Let’s dig into seven high-paying roles in hospitality that might just make you rethink your career path. Ever dreamed of running the show like The Grand Budapest Hotel’s M. Gustave?

2 months ago | gigwise.com | Casey Monroe |Elena Garcia |Elena García |Rachel Kim |Jessica Lee

Non Blondes was an American alternative rock band that started in San Francisco in 1989. The group included lead singer Linda Perry, guitarist Shaunna Hall, bassist Christa Hillhouse, and drummer Wanda Day. They became well-known thanks to their hit song “What’s Up?” on their only album, “Bigger, Better, Faster, More!” in 1992. Though the band split up in 1994, their songs remain meaningful to many listeners, especially their messages about women’s rights and Perry’s strong singing voice.