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Boston Globe advice columnist and entertainment reporter Meredith Goldstein: "In this digital world, in-person connections can be more difficult to find, but at the end of the day people want to have friendships or romantic relationships that are real." (Photo provided)
Meredith Goldstein talks with Jmore about her job as a modern day advice columnist and what participants can expect from her Nov. 14 talk at The Soul Center at Beth El Congregation.
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Food blogger Sam Stern: “Posting about the awesome restaurants in Baltimore gives the city I love a positive vibe.” (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Foodie Sam Stern wants her blog posts to enhance the image of Baltimore and its thriving restaurant scene.
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The Brown family, from left, Gavi, nine-month-old Adi and Rebecca, sit together near their home in Baltimore. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Rebecca and Gavriel Brown revel in the warmth and uniqueness of Baltimore’s Jewish community.
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Jmore beauty expert Ariel Lewis (left) demonstrates a timeless, daytime look on Beautycounter consultant Mandy Thrush. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Jmore’s beauty expert Ariel Lewis creates a classic fall look that you can recreate at home with this eight-step guide.
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From left, Ariella Kovacs, 15, a Beth Tfiloh student, Tali Gheiler, 15, a Jemicy School student, and Gal Evgey, 14, a Beth Tfiloh student, bake at Kovacs' Pikesville home. Together, they started Delicious Desserts, a business through which they sell their baked goods. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Ariella Kovacs, Tali Gheiler and Gal Evgey founded Delicious Desserts while in middle school to put their culinary talents to use.
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Baltimore City Hall was recently lit up in honor of those living with metastatic breast cancer. (Photo by Steve Ruark)
Jmore’s “Breast Cancer Awareness Month” series spans across the stage spectrum, from dealing with risk to women who are embarking on the fight for their lives.
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Chawnte Randall with her daughter, Lauren Harcum, and Erin Leland (Provided photos). Chawnte Randall: “As long as I am able to physically use my voice, I want to bring attention to these issues that affect me and my daughter.”
Chawnte Randall and Erin Leland, along with thousands of other brave women, are raising awareness for the hundreds of thousands suffering from metastatic breast cancer.
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The author (second from left) is seen here with her family: (left to right) Elliot King, Marcie Johnson, Jordan King and Anita King. (Provided photo)
Aliza Friedlander learned in 2013 that the the BRCA-1 genetic mutation runs in her family, but for now, she has decided not to get tested.
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Ali Rogin: “I’m grateful I could take preventative actions to save myself a lot of heartache.” (Provided photo)
It’s been a decade since Ali Rogin underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy after learning she is BRCA-1 positive, but the start of her journey is still fresh in her mind.
Read MoreFor Pikesville native Jill Mull, being a breast cancer survivor is something to be celebrated but not taken for granted.
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Dr. Beth Ricanati: “The book is a couple of different strands braided together; it’s part memoir, part cookbook and part self-help.” (Photo Provided)
Aliza Friedlander talks with Dr. Beth Ricanati about the healing powers of baking challah and reflects on her own experiences with the ritual.
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