With endless sources, clickbait, fake news, thousands of AI generated articles, and targeted pages - who do we trust? Who provides real value? And publisher a real person?
Snipp.net search high and low to find the best and most trustworthy freelancers and independent publishers of lifestyle news. We review newsletter sites and blogs, searching and consulting AI, and when we find credible publishers, we include them on Snipp.net.
Some of the trustworthy sources for lifestyle news we have included are MrBartender, ArsTechnica, Wit & Whimsy, The Review of Beauty by Jessica DeFino, TrueStyle, Are you wearing that? by Subrina Heyink, How Not to F*ck Up Your Face, Material Girl, and Street Night Live.
Each of these publishers brings their own personal opinion, experience, and witty angle to everything they write. We have included a summary of each of these lifestyle news publishers below, but please also see Snipp.nets continuous updates for articles from these great publishers.
We are all different. We all have different backgrounds and experiences. We all have different perceptions of what is "right" and what is "wrong". But, what if what you believe is right, or the best way of doing things, can be changed or improved? Each day, we add to our bag of experience - as we grow older, we start to understand that what we thought was right in our twenties might not be right in our forties. The publishers of lifestyle news on Snipp.net bring their own experience to you in an honest way, so that you can learn, explore, evaluate, compare, and maybe change your life for the better.
MyBartender.com is the go-to site for exotic and colorful cocktails and the art of mixology. From a humble start, they have developed into a trustworthy website with over one million monthly visitors. Today, the site is used by professional bartenders and adventurous everyday people looking to serve exciting and tasty cocktails, in all colors of the rainbow. They now have a whole team that constantly explores new ways of mixing eye-catching and tasteful liquid creations.
Snipp.net has included MyBartender in our Lifestyle News section because of its authority, vivid drinks, and experience of its founders.
MyBartender was conceived in 2020 by Paul Kushner and Brian Nagele, that has significant experience in the food and beverage industry, a passion for cool drinks, and over 40 years of combined experience. Together, they explore new and innovative ways to mix, blend and match all kinds of spirits and liquors into exciting cocktail menus. Their website states that their mission is to "enrich the global cocktail culture by providing a space for discovery, innovation, and conversation around the art of drink creation".
MyBartender is devoted to providing delightful, colorful and blend various tastes into memorable experiences centered around drinks and cocktails. They collaborate with experts all the time to create complex cocktail techniques to further expand their craft as "top mixologist".
Paul Kushner started as a bartender at a local bar in Southampton, PA. His passion for drinks and bar management quickly landed him a position as a manager. In 2012 he opened Steam Pub in Southampton, and it flourished into a highly successful bar and restaurant because of its eclectic and exciting beverages. He is not only the owner, but also the creative person introducing new exciting coctails all the time. His innovation has also established him as a consultant for other bars looking to make customers talk about their experience and fun in the bar.
Brian Nagele started his online venture in 2000 when he launched philly2night, a website all about showcasing bars and nightlife in Philadelphia area. Because of its success it quickly spread to other cities like Denver, New York and Baltimore, morphing into cities2night. This led to collaboration with prestigious brands like Coors Brewing Company, Bacardi, Diageo, Brown Forman and Constellation Brands. Brian is also a seasoned marketeer and started using influencers long before it even was a term and made popular by social media. In 2011 he opened his first bar and restaurant, Kings Oak in Philadelphia, followed by the inception of a private swim club, North Shore. His passion for unique cocktails and beer menus became the talk of the town very popular by customers. He left the bar business in 2016 to return to digital marketing and the launch of MyBartender.
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Ars Technica was started in 1998 by Ken Fisher when he wanted to start a publication about technology for "alpha geeks", technologists and IT professionals. The vision was to build a publication with a simple editorial mission, to be "technically savvy, up-to-date, and more fun than similar websites.
Over the years, Ars Technica became a trusted website for tech news, tech policy analysis, updates about latest scientific advancements and reviews of gadgets, software and hardware - and everything else tech stuff with silicon in them. This is also the reason we have included it on out list of lifestyle news, because of their trustworthiness and cutting-edge edge honest reviews. Ars Technica listens to its readers who have grown custom to accuracy and integrity and without click-bait articles. The result is a unique combination of breadth and depth in tech journalism.
By 2001, they published news reports and op-eds, but they differentiated themselves by also publishing longer articles and in-depth explainers. They were also one of the first to introduce paid subscriptions when they started that in 2001. They also stood out by covering the rise of an almost bankrupt Apple Computer and the gaming culture.
In 2008 Arce Technical was aquired by Advance, the parent company of Conde Nast. Today they have offices in Boston, New York, Chicago and San Francisco and operates as Conde Nasts only 100% digitally native website.
Ars longa, vita brevis, occasio praeceps, experimentum periculosum, iudicium difficile. When Hippocrates wrote this, meaning Art is long, life is short, opportunity is swift, experiment is dangerous, judgment is difficult, he pointed out that true art or skill takes a lifetime of effort to perfect, and the path is fraught with "occasional crises, perilous experiences, and difficult judgments." Ars Technica derives from Latin meaning "art of technology" and they specialize in news, reviewes and expert advice on all aspects of technology, and that is why they made it to our list of lifestyle news.
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Wit & Whimsy is a lifestyle site that toasts elevated living. Meghan Donovan created the site in 2006 to publish stories about her passions for fashion, beauty and travel. Wit & Whimsy has grown to a place where she shares everyday stuff about her outfits, her life in New York City, her pursuit for clean beauty routines and her love for Paris. You can expect to find inspirational fashion tips, the best beauty products, travel tips, great items on sale and much more.
Meghan Donovan is also a Francophile at heart and founder of "En Route to Reverie", a unique travel atelier for France and England. She is originally from Chicago, but has lived in London, Paris and California before moving to Brooklyn Heights, where she now lives. She is one of four children and has a severe case of wanderlust. She owns too many pairs of shoes and loves taking pictures, and never says no to a fresh croissant.
Wit & Whimsy was included on our list of lifestyle news because of her originality, honesty, and varied topics of everyday tips and tricks.
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Jessica DeFino has worked in the beauty industry for over a decade. She started in magazines, producing celebrity cover shoots, then moved to digital, working with the Kardashian sisters to create content for their app. Later, she transitioned to freelancing for publications like the New York Times, The Sunday Times, Vogue, and Allure.
After years in the beauty industry, she realized: there is no beauty here... Jessica DeFino started The Review of Beauty five years ago, which the traditional beauty publications do not write about - whether it is to please advertisers, maintain brand relationships, hold on to conventional wisdom, outdated ideas, or maintain marketing myths to keep consumers consuming.
Her goal is to shift the focus away from products and focus more on the people; explore how beauty culture impacts us - not only externally, but also existentially.
Some of the feedback from readers includes "Your work has been better for me than any product I have ever purchased", "YOU MAKE THE INTERNET BEARABLE" and "My therapist suggested your writing."
We have included The Review of Beauty by Jessica DeFino on our list of lifestyle news because of her honest and insightful take on the beauty industry.
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Valerie Monroe is a writer and former editor of beauty magazines like O, The Oprah magazine. Her goal is to shift our way of thinking away from self-criticism og self-compassion. Even if you find tips about applying make-up or locating a super moisturizer, it will be her hand holding you and helping you make choices that will enhance your self-regard. If you are female and have a face, you probably have feelings about it that may change from year to year.
Valerie Monroe is here to help you understand those feelings and nudge them in the right direction. She also answers questions about how to care for your face, and she is there to help. Furthermore, she also tries to answer questions about fillers, neuromodulators or lasers, and if she does not have a good answer, she will find someone who does.
We have included How Not to F*ck Up Your Face on our list of lifestyle news because of her extensive experiense, and age - giving her a lifetime of honest advice.
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Amber Katz is a beauty buff, consultant, writer, editor and new old mom. She has tested thousands of products in nearly two decades of beauty writing and blogging. Eighty percent are aggressively medium, 10% are actively bad, and 10% are AMAZING. She lists the last 10%.
Amber Katz is a freelance writer, consultant and also founder of the former website rouge18.com, a pop culture blog. Amber has written for Cosmopolitan, Vogue, MTV, Allure, TeenVogue, Elle, Self, and Yahoo Beauty. We have included her on the list of lifestyle news because of her extensive testing of products so that you can choose to get the best product instead of wasting time and money on something less good.
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Material Girl is published by Caroline Reilly and covers menswear, culture, and shopping. She is an award-winning journalist who has written articles for renowned publications like GQ, Town & Country, Vanity Fair, Self, Elle and others where she writes about culture, beauty and fashion. She has also been featured in Washington Post. Caroline Reilly holds a JD from Boston College Law School and her writing on reproductive rights gave her national recognition. When not working she usually spend time reading Nordic Noir novels or parenting her dog, Rocko.
We have included her in our overview of lifestyle news because of her broad overview of products worth checking out.
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TrueStyle is written Lakyn Carlton, who calls herself "the ethical stylist". Her focus is to help you honor yourself first, and she wants to help you do that. Her first priority is to help you unpack and break free from all the harmful "rules" about how we should dress that the fashion industry has made us believe in - all depending on our body and age. She is also where to ease the pressure about the ever-changing trends and the fear of truly choosing your own style. She publishes articles that explores resurgence of vintage-inspired looks like high-waisted trousers and oversized blazer - blending nostalgia with modern comfort. Her articles also offers practical advice for building a wardrobe that reflects your values - prioritizing ethical brands or investing in durable fabrics. She makes TrueStyle stand out with focus on individuality instead of the mainstream "mold" that tries to make everybody wear the same uniform. We have included her in our list of lifestyle news because of her ethical styling tips and how to choose your own style.
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Subrina Heyink is a fun loving wardrobe stylist living in California and writes about how to get dressed and the business of fashion. She also operates a website where she offers styling and consultation services about wardrobe consultation, personal shopping, personal styling and bridal consultation. She also offers advice for packing and styling for travel. Her articles includes titles like "Dress for Success: Organizing your wardrobe", "a brief note on craftmanship" and other inspirational articles on how to dress.
We have included her in our lifestyle news section because of her down to earth advice on how to dress and organize your wardrobe.
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StreetNightLive is a pulse on streetwear and urban culture, offering updates on new drops and styling tips. Their tag line is "Fashion recommendations for developing a better sense of style" and covers a wide range of fashion topics like sunglasses, guide to develop a better style, how to pack for your next trip, what to buy this week and five films with great style. They all give you quick overview of tips and tricks on how to make use of what you already have, and where to get the missing pieces in your wardrobe. StreetNightLive appeals to those who see fashion as a cultural statement.We have included them on our list of lifestyle news because of their everyday stile and great tips on how to enrich your wardrobe.
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The sources we include in our lifestyle news section remind us that lifestyle is not about perfection — it is about creating a life that feels true to you.
