But is 'Live, Laugh, Love' really so bad? Growing up queer in his hometown of Liverpool, with this extremely heteronormative aesthetic as a backdrop, 26-year-old designer Patrick McDowell says no ...

Maybe that’s why Live Laugh Love always freaks me out a little. It says nothing personal. The word artists whose work really stands out aren’t just making pretty lettering, they’re using it ...

Despite disgruntlement from Gen Z, live, laugh, love endures on a variety of products. In terms of longevity, it’s far outpaced the lava lamps of decades past.

A few months back, a simple but strangely moving quote was doing the rounds on Twitter. A refreshing antidote to the platform’s usual menu of sarcasm, fighting and bad news, it was three simple words: ...

The "Live, laugh, love" decal on your aunt's wall. The "Lake life" throw pillows at the Airbnb you rented last summer. Other fads have come and gone, but consumers can't seem to get enough of this ...

Unlike the NFL, where with a few exceptions team logos largely avoid including footballs, helmets, or other sports gear, NBA teams love embedding basketballs in their logos, from the Nets to the ...

The Home You Own How ‘live, laugh, love’ and Rae Dunn took over American homes. Consumers love decorating with words and sayings. Rae Dunn pottery is the latest craze.