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View OriginalHow Birding Became CoolRappers, creatives, and fashion brands are all going birdwatching.
View OriginalThe 43 Most Anticipated Albums of Spring 2023New releases to look forward to in the coming months, from Lana Del Rey, Yaeji, Boygenius, and more.
How to Write (Almost) Anything, From a Great Joke to a Killer Cover LetterWhether you’re just looking to punch up your tweets or have ambitions to write the Great American Novel, we’ve got you covered.
View OriginalThe 10 Best Two-Player Board GamesThough many tabletop titles out there cater to two players, there’s nothing like a proper two-player board game.
View OriginalShoppers say secondhand stores like Goodwill are getting too expensive as Gen Z makes thrifting coolShoppers are complaining that the price of secondhand goods at thrift stores like Goodwill and the Salvation Army has shot up, and they're blaming wealthy teens.
View OriginalThe Enduring Art of Turning Butter Into SculpturesHow a perishable ingredient has been transformed into shapes for centuries.
View OriginalHow a Team of Ambitious Crooks in 1960s Montreal Planned the Biggest Bank Heist Anyone Had Ever SeenIn 1961, Montreal was the bank robbery capital of North America. A team of criminals wanted to plan the perfect caper.
View OriginalRick Steves Just Told Us His Top Travel Mistakes to Avoid — and His Best Piece of Travel AdviceEvery year, Rick Steves’ Europe takes 30,000 people on small-group tours — and this is the one thing they're not allowed to bring.
View OriginalWill the Ozempic Era Change How We Think About Being Fat and Being Thin?A popular, growing class of drugs for obesity and diabetes could, in an ideal world, help us see that metabolism and appetite are biological facts, not moral choices.
View OriginalIf You Rebuild It, Will They Return?3 years after shutdown, despite some encouraging signs, most U.S. theatres are struggling to get audiences to commit.
View OriginalHow I Tried to Stop Snoring, Fix My Sleep Habits, and Confront My MortalityI wanted a quick fix even if that quick fix was strapping a glorified bike pump to my face.
View OriginalThe Healthy Way To Respond To Criticism From Your PartnerWhether you feel their critique is valid or completely out of left field, this is how to productively handle the discussion.
View OriginalJaylen Brown Is Trying to Find a BalanceThe Celtics star wants to be known for more than just basketball, even as he tries to help Boston to a repeat NBA Finals bid. But recent missteps, largely stemming from his affiliation with Kyrie Irving and Ye, have shown just how difficult that may be.
View OriginalEd Sheeran Confesses: Tears, Trauma, and Those Bad HabitsWhen he became a dad, his ‘party boy’ days ended. Then tragedy struck, forcing him to face his hidden dark side — and hit his hottest creative streak.