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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST – A few years ago, Ayesha Curry had a vision. The restaurateur and best-selling cookbook author had already established herself as a force in the culinary world but wanted to take her talents to a new realm: brick-and-mortar retail.

WWD – Throughout the pandemic there’s been much gloomy news about magazines hit hard, with some forced to cease print operations altogether or further reduce frequency. But what about those that have actually performed well as millions of Americans spend more time at home than ever?

DEADLINE – Best-selling author Ayesha Curry and NBA star Stephen Curry are heading to HBO Max with a revival of Fremantle’s classic game show Tattletales. The WarnerMedia streaming service has given a series order to Tattletales, hosted and executive produced by the husband-and-wife duo from Fremantle and Sweet July Productions.

SF GATE – In late January, Ayesha Curry’s new store and café opened in Uptown Oakland, selling home decor, jewelry, candles, books and coffee. Called Sweet July, the retail space shares the same name as Curry’s food and lifestyle magazine, which launched last April.

SHAPE – On the heels of a mentally exhausting year, the author and entrepreneur focused her magazine’s Spring 2021 issue on finding a fresh new perspective. This past year has felt a lot like the classic Tom Hanks film Groundhog Day — each day, you live through the same monotonous 24 hours over and over…

EATER SF — Sweet July, a coffee shop and retail shop from celebrity food figure Ayesha Curry, has opened in Uptown, Hoodline reports. The restaurant and store apparently tie into Curry’s lifestyle magazine of the same name, and serves a limited selection of grab-and-go beverages and drip and iced coffee.

FORBES – It’s long been axiomatic among people who care about the news business that print is on the way out. That digital opportunities are where resources and investment need to be steered, and that the anachronistic, fusty pages of alt-weeklies, newspapers, and magazines should not operate in competition with the digital side of their…

FOOD & WINE – Curry will soon open a new Sweet July store in Oakland where she’ll sell items from her cookware line, like a Dutch oven that recently landed on Oprah’s Favorite Things 2020 List, her new family-friendly cookbook The Full Plate, and a Sweet July lifestyle magazine, published by Food & Wine’s parent company Meredith. “Yes, we launched a new…

HELLOBEAUTIFUL – It might be Sweet July magazine, but Ayesha Curry’s beautiful spread is preparing us for the holidays! Curry debuted a new look, courtesy of her hair stylist Jess Jewel, on the latest cover of Sweet July magazine and we absolutely love it.

INSTYLE – Believe it or not, the holiday season is right around the corner. But with this years festivities being distinctly different than years past, should we also be re-thinking the way we wear our hair to small family gatherings and Zoom Christmas parties this year? According to Ayesha Curry, the answer is why not? For the second issue…

YAHOO! LIFE – Ayesha Curry is rocking a natural hairstyle and fans are loving it. On Wednesday, the 31-year-old revealed the holiday issue of her magazine Sweet July and she’s on the cover wearing a ruby top with balloon sleeves and embellished neckline. In the caption, she shared a preview of the feature article, in which she shares how the…

DEADLINE – New York Times best-selling cookbook author, host, and lifestyle influencer Ayesha Curry has announced her new television and film production company, Sweet July Productions, which has entered a first-look deal for unscripted television with eOne.