Orlando Magazine - January 2019
It is estimated that 1 in 5 children will experience a solitary seizure—most commonly triggered by a fever or infection—but only 1 out of every 200 children will be diagnosed with epilepsy.
Romance and classic elegance are the common threads of two recent Central Florida weddings.
When it comes to choosing your wedding gown, you want to look beautiful in a dress that shows off your best assets. That’s why we’ve rounded up the most flattering and swoon-worthy styles that accentuate your back, shoulders, waist, bust and legs.
Say “I don’t” to electronics for an unplugged wedding ceremony.
Today’s wedding confections are going far beyond traditional fondant and flowers.
Finding the right perfume can help you relive your wedding day for years to come.
Two engineers walk into a Semoran Boulevard mini-mall and open a restaurant. And the result is no joke.
30 Special Events and 8 fundraisers happening in the month of January.
From our biggest successes to fun facts, take a look at our Year In Review Snapshot!
Advocates say that walking barefoot outdoors—a practice called grounding—is a key to better health.
Meet a group of community angels whose caring nature makes Orlando a better place.
The secret to silky, radiant skin from head to toe? A top-notch exfoliator.
Central Florida’s Denée Benton lights up ‘Hamilton’ in the Big Apple.
Hip-hop history is headed our way. Here’s how Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical became the must-see of a generation.
Laura Anders Lee shares what it takes to create friendships in a new town.
The menu at Southern Spice spotlights Indian dishes of a region that many diners may have overlooked. Notice is hereby served.
Handhelds stacked with meaty goodness are the main attraction at John Collazo’s Bad As’s Sandwich.
Engineer and Skyline Attractions co-founder Chris Gray made good on his childhood dream of crafting thrill rides.
Chattanooga offers trendy dining and shopping in a scenic natural setting at the foothills of the Appalachians.
