Joy Saha is a Staff Writer specializing in culture and food. With a diverse portfolio, Joy has written for Yahoo News, Salon Media Group, Inc., and has been featured in publications such as Knowledia and BioRxiv. Joy covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, celebrity news, food trends, and societal issues.
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By: Joy Saha
The retired late-night talk show host also discussed his most harrowing on set experience with wildlife
Thousands of colour-dyed sheets of cloth are spread across a field for drying after they have been dyed using the Indonesian batik process. It is cheaper and more sustainable to dry them out in sunlight.
By: Joy Saha
Garten said she is “totally a fan” of Swift while chatting with People in anticipation of her memoir release
By: Joy Saha
The major corporation sought to compete with TJ's by replicating the top 200 items sold at the fan-favorite store
By: Joy Saha
The recent product release comes just days after Meghan and Harry announced two new TV productions
By: Joy Saha
The Duchess of Sussex is seemingly on the path of reinvention following her stint as a royal family member Staff Writer
The major corporation sought to compete with TJ's by replicating the top 200 items sold at the fan-favorite store
Wendy's, Chipotle and Starbucks are just a few major chains that have significantly raised their food prices
By: Joy Saha
“Every time I do it, it's like the most romantic thing I've ever done,” Winfrey told People magazine Staff Writer
By: Joy Saha
Researchers at the University of South Australia discovered a link between one omega-6 fatty acid and the disorder
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