ORA means “light” in Hebrew, and that’s exactly what Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Elina Furman is putting into the world.

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It’s a Vogue eat Dogue world! Condé Nast is suing a tiny Beverly Hills dog magazine named Dogue, claiming the publication’s ...

Named for a modern take on the Bible’s original woman, Evie aims to reach a new kind of conservative: the churchgoing, ...

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