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TGATP Favorite Vegan Foods For Fall 2024

Dozens of studies show that a vegan diet is better for your health. While I still eat fish occasionally, I am vegan 98% of the time. However staying vegan has required tons of experimentation to find the best vegan alternatives to my favorite films. Fortunately, nowadays there is a plant-based version of every type of food. Here are my faves for Fall 2024!

Meditate America Launches Campaign To Support Stressed Nation

According to a 2024 study commissioned by the American Psychological Association, nearly 50% of American adults report feeling more stressed out than ever, and the numbers are soaring. Enter Meditate America, which is a worldwide movement from The David Lynch Foundation’s Institute for Mental Health and Resilience. Join TGATP online at this year’s event today at Lincoln Center with Hugh Jackson. HUGH JACKMAN, y’all!

Hang with #Momcozy At Their NYFW Lounge

The Momcozy NYFW Pop-Up and Gifting Suite, known as the Momcozy Lounge will be a serene oasis amidst the high-octane energy of NYFW, designed specifically for the multifaceted women who are not only shaping the industry but also balancing motherhood with grace, individuality, and a fierce sense of style.The Momcozy NYFW Pop-Up is open to the public beginning Saturday, September 7th through Wednesday, September 11th from 11AM-7PM and is located at 42 Grand Street, New York City, New York 10013 (SoHo). Note: The Pop-Up will close early on September 9th, at 5 PM.

It’s Time To Be Real About The Barbie Movie’s Oscar Worthiness

I’m going to say it, the “Barbie” movie was fun. However, just because it made a ton of money does NOT make it a great or Oscar-worthy film. Neither Greta Gerwig, Ryan Gosling, or Margo Robbie achieved that excellence in “Barbie”. The feminist outrage that Greta and Margo were not nominated for work that wasn’t their best —even if if did make lots of money —is greatly misplaced and does not serve us well. Read on for my views on diversity in Hollywood and also my picks for the Oscars this year.

In Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King

I usually republish the iconic “I Had A Dream Speech” on Martin Luther King Day. However, with the United States’ current foolhardy involvement and the senseless deaths on both sides in the Israel conflict, his “Beyond Vietnam” speech seems more apropos this year.

Delivered at NYC’s Riverside church on April 4th, 1967, exactly one year before he was murdered, Dr. King touches on the issues of America’s constant involvement in foreign wars and the need for all good people of conscience to speak up against them. He speaks of the globalist oppression that leads to these conflicts that can be linked to the ongoing oppression of people here in the United States. It is scary how little progress we have made in our consciousness since Dr King made this speech and that we are still raging these senseless wars. Substitute just a few words and this same speech could be made today.