The Best Cropped Hoodie Is Short in Length and Long on Style
These days, it takes all of 30 seconds scrolling on your phone to spot a cropped hoodie—on guys like Austin Butler, guys who ...
When They Stop Selling Your Favorite Thing
In its place, NARS, the beauty company that made Dragon Girl, was now selling a similar product, Powermatte High Intensity ...
Man-Child Learns to Dress Like a Man
A sartorial remaking, inspired by Ted Danson’s character on “A Man on the Inside.” I changed my entire look shortly after ...
The Samsung Galaxy S25 is more of the same, in mostly good ways
The Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25+ are some of the best Android phones yet, though current Galaxy owners may not find a ton of ...
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The Competitive Cyclist Winter sale is on and these are some of the best cycling deals I've found – but be quick it ends soon
Gear up for summer riding with huge reductions on some of the best cycling kit from big name brands like Pinarello, Castelli, Specialized and much ...
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'Everyone in the community can come.' How businesses, groups create socializing spots
Neighborhood spots are often dubbed 'third spaces' - a default place for building community, a natural gathering spot.
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Golden style rules we can learn from French women
"Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off" is one of the most famous quotes about French women ...
‘We deserve to know what happened to her’: Families raise awareness for missing loved ones
Loni and Benita Long grew up on the Yakama Reservation. They're cousins but consider themselves sisters and supported each ...
Meghan Markle's As Ever Brand Faces Similarly Named Company that Started First
The founder of the Brooklyn-based clothing company As Ever has been flooded with emails and DMs about Markle's venture.
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George Rouy Paints the Body Electric
With his spectral, shape-shifting works, the British artist—the youngest on Hauser & Wirth’s roster—is pushing figurative ...
Could these kits prevent rape?
A radical new scheme sees students handing out at-home DNA testing kits, to open up a conversation around rape. But will it work? We join them on campus to find out.