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Fashion Network
9 hours ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Outdoor Voices founder Tyler Haney returns to brand ahead of relaunch
American entrepreneur Tyler Haney is returning to Outdoor Voices, the activewear brand she founded in 2013, in a bold move that coincides with the relaunch of the New York City-based outfit. "I'm so excited to step back into this role as founder, as an owner, and as a partner," said Haney, in a video posted to the apparel brand's Instagram on Monday, adding she has been working on a new collection with the brand for the last nine months. 'Over the last nine or so months, we've been working on the product — the uniform for doing things — and it has a lot of the same sensibility as original OV in terms of material meant to move, technically credible, functional,' Haney continued in the video. 'I think you're really going to like it.' As of Monday, the Outdoor Voices Instagram account had been wiped and its website taken down, with a message saying,"Doing new things" emblazoned across the site, with the option for visitors to enter their email address. A new Outdoor Voices collection will drop August 4. Haney resigned from her role as CEO in February of 2020 amid financial challenges and reports of conflict between herself and retail magnate Mickey Drexler, who was then chairman of the board at Outdoor Voices. That same year, Lunya founder Ashley Merrill took over as chair of the brand, before reports began circulating that the company was looking to sell itself in 2022, amid bankruptcy speculation and the shuttering its 15 stores. Two years later, Consortium Brand Partners acquired Outdoor Voices, following its takeover of Reece Witherspoon's Draper James, in 2023.
Time of India
20 hours ago
- Health
- Time of India
Eating THIS yummy breakfast can lower cancer risk, according to a top US doctor
Dr. Tim Tiutan, an internal medicine physician, recommends a yogurt bowl with berries and granola as a cancer-risk-reducing breakfast. Greek yogurt promotes gut health and reduces inflammation, while berries are packed with antioxidants. Granola adds crunch and energy, and tree nuts may further lower cancer risk, according to studies. You are what you eat. This adage has more significance than ever. Diet plays a crucial role in your health, and the right one can even shield you from diseases. Dr. Tim Tiutan, a New York City-based board-certified internal medicine physician who treats cancer patients, has now shared a breakfast recipe that can lower the risk of cancer. What's that breakfast? Well, it's lip-smacking for sure. Let's take a look. Dr. Tim revealed that his favourite breakfast is a yogurt bowl loaded with berries. Equally sumptuous and healthy, this breakfast bowl can slash the risk of cancer. It's simple, easy to make, and more delicious than your regular breakfast. This breakfast only has three ingredients. Greek yogurt Berries Granola Greek yogurt Greek yogurt is a great source of protein. Excellent in providing satiety, Greek yogurt also helps in maintaining the muscles. The varieties that have active cultures, or probiotics, can benefit gut health. Yogurt can promote a healthy gut microbiome, and it is linked to reduced inflammation and lower risks of certain cancers, including colorectal cancer. Dr. Tim has, however, suggested picking yogurt without added sugars. Getting yogurt with higher protein will also elevate the benefits. Berries The second ingredient, berries, is perfect, both for the taste buds and health. Berries, such as blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries, are packed with antioxidants like anthocyanins and vitamin C.. Blueberries, in particular, are linked to reducing the risk and even preventing colon cancer. It contains a compound called pterostilbene, which is a potent antioxidant that could prevent colon cancer. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like I thought my dad was 'boring'. Now, I'm learning that boring stuff is often what matters most CNA Read More Undo Blueberries have also shown promise for protecting against memory loss and heart disease. Granola Granola, which is a breakfast cereal, is considered healthy compared to the processed varieties. It often has a mix of rolled oats, nuts, seeds, honey (or other sweeteners such as brown sugar), and sometimes puffed rice. Granola will add a crunch and also give an energy boost in the morning. Dr. Tim suggests picking the ones with low added sugars, higher protein, and higher fiber. You can also make your own. The doctor also adds a handful of tree nuts to the mix. 'I like incorporating tree nuts (cashews, almonds, pecans, pistachios, walnuts), which have healthy fats, protein, and fiber. Studies suggest tree nuts may lower cancer risk!' he said . King Charles' Secret Health Battle EXPOSED | Monarch's Rare Update Shocks Nation A 2018 study has found that people with stage III colon cancer who regularly ate tree nuts were at significantly lower risk of cancer recurrence and mortality than those who didn't. The findings are published in the Journal of Oncology.
Fashion Network
a day ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Outdoor Voices founder Tyler Haney returns to brand ahead of relaunch
American entrepreneur Tyler Haney is returning to Outdoor Voices, the activewear brand she founded in 2013, in a bold move that coincides with the relaunch of the New York City-based outfit. "I'm so excited to step back into this role as founder, as an owner, and as a partner," said Haney, in a video posted to the apparel brand's Instagram on Monday, adding she has been working on a new collection with the brand for the last nine months. 'Over the last nine or so months, we've been working on the product — the uniform for doing things — and it has a lot of the same sensibility as original OV in terms of material meant to move, technically credible, functional,' Haney continued in the video. 'I think you're really going to like it.' As of Monday, the Outdoor Voices Instagram account had been wiped and its website taken down, with a message saying,"Doing new things" emblazoned across the site, with the option for visitors to enter their email address. Haney resigned from her role as CEO in February of 2020 amid financial challenges and reports of conflict between herself and retail magnate Mickey Drexler, who was then chairman of the board at Outdoor Voices. That same year, Lunya founder Ashley Merrill took over as chair of the brand, before reports began circulating that the company was looking to sell itself in 2022, amid bankruptcy speculation and the shuttering its 15 stores. Two years later, Consortium Brand Partners acquired Outdoor Voices, following its takeover of Reece Witherspoon's Draper James, in 2023. The new Outdoor Voices collection will drop August 4.
Fashion Network
a day ago
- Business
- Fashion Network
Outdoor Voices founder Tyler Haney returns to brand ahead of relaunch
American entrepreneur Tyler Haney is returning to Outdoor Voices, the activewear brand she founded in 2013, in a bold move that coincides with the relaunch of the New York City-based outfit. "I'm so excited to step back into this role as founder, as an owner, and as a partner," said Haney, in a video posted to the apparel brand's Instagram on Monday, adding she has been working on a new collection with the brand for the last nine months. 'Over the last nine or so months, we've been working on the product — the uniform for doing things — and it has a lot of the same sensibility as original OV in terms of material meant to move, technically credible, functional,' Haney continued in the video. 'I think you're really going to like it.' As of Monday, the Outdoor Voices Instagram account had been wiped and its website taken down, with a message saying,"Doing new things" emblazoned across the site, with the option for visitors to enter their email address. Haney resigned from her role as CEO in February of 2020 amid financial challenges and reports of conflict between herself and retail magnate Mickey Drexler, who was then chairman of the board at Outdoor Voices. That same year, Lunya founder Ashley Merrill took over as chair of the brand, before reports began circulating that the company was looking to sell itself in 2022, amid bankruptcy speculation and the shuttering its 15 stores. Two years later, Consortium Brand Partners acquired Outdoor Voices, following its takeover of Reece Witherspoon's Draper James, in 2023. The new Outdoor Voices collection will drop August 4.
Straits Times
4 days ago
- General
- Straits Times
US woman wins custody battle with friend who did not return her cat after pet sitting
Find out what's new on ST website and app. Ms Zaydullina had got Liza from a shelter in 2013. A woman in New York City did not expect to be apart from her pet cat Liza for more than a few months when she sent it to be cared for by a friend. But to Ms Aliya Zaydullina's dismay, the friend, Ms Maria Senichkina, refused to return Liza after helping to take care of it. Now, three years later, a New York City court has ruled that the 15-year-old feline be returned to its rightful owner. Ms Zaydullina had got Liza from a shelter in 2013 . The bizarre ordeal began in September 2022, when Ms Zaydullina asked Ms Senichkina to pet sit Liza for a few months while she returned to Russia to visit her sick mother. After she returned to the US, she asked Ms Senichkina to watch Liza for a while longer – an extension which turned into seven months – as she had to deal with some family issues. 'We were pretty close friends and I shared every single detail with her regarding my mother's health,' Ms Zaydullina told British online newspaper The Independent. But Ms Senichkina insisted it was during one of those conversations that the pair agreed Liza would become hers. Ms Zaydullina however, insisted that she had only asked for the pet-sitting period to be extended. After their falling out, Ms Senichkina kept Liza and blocked Ms Zaydullina on all social media platforms. Speaking to New York City-based blog The Gothamist, Ms Senichkina said: 'I would never have agreed to be a temporary sitter for seven months. One month, sure. But seven months, and hundreds of dollars and hours invested, it was clearly not a temporary favour.' She added that she had spent a large sum of money on the cat, including on veterinary bills. Manhattan Civil Court Judge Wendy Li said on July 11 that her judgment boiled down to the well-being of Liza. 'While there is no doubt that (Ms Senichkina) and the cat have formed an incredibly strong connection with each other in the past 2½ years, this court must acknowledge that (Ms Zaydullina) shared at least a similar connection with the cat for the 10 years prior,' she wrote in her ruling. Judge Li also determined that Liza had not been abandoned by Ms Zaydullina and proposed a solution similar to shared parental custody. She wrote that the two parties should 'arrange a way for (Ms Senichkina) to remain a part of the cat's life in some capacity', and that Ms Zaydullina would reimburse Ms Senichkina for Liza's care between the agreed upon pet-sitting period of September 2022 to May 2023. Ms Zaydullina said: 'I am open to re-establishing the connection if we re-establish some sort of trust and communication. According to The Independent, Ms Senichkina is hoping to appeal the court decision.
