Emily Mariko is a popular YouTuber and social media personality known for her minimalist lifestyle and cooking videos. She has gained a large following for her simple and relatable approach to living a more intentional and sustainable life. Mariko is married to Josh, a software engineer. The couple met in college and have been together for over 10 years. They live in San Francisco with their two cats. Mariko has spoken openly about her relationship with Josh, and how he has supported her in her career and personal growth.

YouTuber known for food content and cooking tips. Some of his most popular videos feature ramen eggs and advice for making crispy fries. He has amassed more than 1.2 million subscribers and 935 million views on his Senpai Kai channel. Before Fame He worked at a three Michelin star restaurant in Chicago. He joined YouTube in 2021. Trivia He has posted videos about Nashville's famous hot chicken and tested whether in was overrated.

Scent is the sneakiest, most subtle of our senses, but arguably one of the most powerful. And while scent is subjective, certain fragrances inarguably and universally strike the same feeling. Lately, that feeling is a beach vacation. Close your eyes. Picture yourself on a white sand beach, laying on top of a soft towel with the warm sun enveloping your skin, the sounds of the waves crashing at a near distance mixed with children's laughter, your hair is tied up, your sunglasses are on — you're at peace.

Although it's reported by TV Guide Time that Madi Monroe's net worth as of 2020 is $120,000, it wouldn't be the first time she's seen dollar signs growing up. Luckily for the California native, her parents are just as famous as she is. Monroe's mom, Erika Monroe Williams, is an award-winning TV host and news anchor. Outside her TV presence, she currently runs Moxie Artists Management as the founder and manager, per her Instagram bio.

We've arrived at "dead week" — the seven sluggish days between Christmas and the end of the year.  Time seems to have no meaning, and only some people are at work, spurring countless memes.  Here's a roundup of some of our favorite memes and posts that encapsulate the strangest week of the year.  The week between Christmas and New Year's Day has long been the subject of countless jokes and memes, thanks to its sluggish — but also chaotic — nature.