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Bake up smiles

These cute-as-a-button mini cupcakes, dotted with sweet cherries, are a snap to make from scratch

3 mini breaks that boost immunity

These simple, soothing tricks supercharge your immunity throughout the day, bolstering your ability to fend off infection-triggering pathogens as you head into cold and flu season

TikTok beauty trends that work!

The internet is abuzz about these beauty tricks, tips and treatments that work to beautify skin and hair for women over 50! Find the one that's right for you

Dinner made easy!

COLLECT A MEAL - So fast, so delicious!

Animal Hero

Proof that love and courage comes in all shapes and sizes

Reduce sleep apnea symptoms

If you've been snoring or feeling groggy, sleep apnea may be to blame. It occurs when your breathing stops and starts while you sleep. \"It can have profound impacts on our daytime functioning,\" says Swetha Gogineni, M.D. \"And moderate to severe sleep apnea has been associated with high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, strokes and mood disorders.\" A continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) device is often recommended. And these home remedies can help too

M.D. tips for steady blood sugar

Whether you have diabetes or pre-diabetes or simply want to avoid afternoon energy crashes - keeping your blood sugar balanced is key. Here, doctors share their best tips

Savings Solutions

72% PEOPLE WHO JOIN A STORE’S LOYALTY PROGRAM BEFORE MAKING THEIR FIRST PURCHASE

First-Timer Tips

Heading to a young rider's first event with their horse can be intimidating. Use these myths and truths to make it smoother sailing for yourself and your young rider.

Decoding the Diseases Examined by AQHA's Six-Panel Test

The six-panel test is a diagnostic tool used to assess the genetic predispositions of horses. It's meant to discover if a horse has or is a carrier for certain hereditary diseases and traits.

HORSE PACKING 101

Take your trail riding to the next level with nature-filled adventures in the back or front country.

The Horse

LIFE TAKES US DOWN different paths, but I seem to be on just one, which is with the horse.

NEW HORSE; NEW PROBLEMS

Anew horse can bring excitement and energy to the barn, and even reinvigorate your passion. However, there are also a myriad of new problems that can come with a new horse, so learn how to introduce him properly to avoid these common issues.

Love is Good

All horses are assured a hopeful, compassionate plan of care at This Old Horse, a program that helps not only horses but people, too.

BIRTHDAY SUITS

On the cusp of 50, CHLOË SEVIGNY is ready for a change.

Magic Mikey

She gave up competitive horseback riding to pursue acting. Now, the rising star is getting awards buzz for her role as a determined stripper in Anora

The Escape Artist

PinkPantheress blew up anonymously on TikTok. Now, her Y2K dance-pop influences the masses.

THE INVITED

WHEN YOU'RE A VIC-\"VERY IMPORTANT CLIENT\" -LUXURY BRANDS ANYTHING TO KEEP YOU HAPPY (AND SPENDING). WILL DO

'Mommy, Can We Go to Paris?

You try explaining to my kid why he can't do the wildly expensive things some of his Brownstone Brooklyn classmates take for granted.

LEARNING THE ART OF SEDUCTION FROM THE KING OF HÖRNINESS

There are two things that make women happy,” Usher Raymond IV tells me.

Hungry for More

A decade of Chicken Shop Date behind her, Amelia Dimoldenberg is still holding out for the One.

Plus-Size Shopping in the Wild

Samyra Miller’s quest to find clothes at the mall that fit.

The Parasites of MALIBU

Anthony Flores and Anna Moore met Dr. Mark Sawusch at an ice-cream shop.

Experiences: Hands On - Single-malt whiskies and triple-cream cheeses are the stuff New York's Hudson Valley is made of.

The Hudson Valley has long drawn New York City dwellers in search of clean air, spectacular hikes, and upstate culture. Now a budding community of artisans-young farmers, bakers, vintners, distillers-is turning the region into a modern breadbasket.It is a tightly woven ecosystem that also extends to restaurants and hotels. At Tenmile Distillery, in the town of Wassaic, for example, the grain used to make whiskey comes from a farm in Tivoli, 30 miles away, while the gin and vodka it produces are served at stylish addresses like the Troutbeck (doubles from $580), a hotel in Amenia, and the restaurant Stissing House (entrées $22-$155), in Pine Plains.

Second Course - Noma chef René Redezpi found fame ingredient-focused with fine dining. His new TV show goes even further.

This summer, chef René Redezpi and Travel + Leisure contributor Matt Goulding released their Apple TV+ docuseries, Omnivore. Each episode follows a single ingredient on its global journey, from harvesting to processing to cooking. T+L spoke to the Danish chef about the making of the series, and what's on his travel radar.

Among the Groves - Two Puerto Rican hoteliers have opened their latest spot in Tuscany― and put the country's famed olive oil front and center.

The opening 12 years ago of the O:live Boutique Hotel in San Juan was a similarly welcome revelation. The adultsonly property, which overlooks Condado Lagoon, was both a fresh alternative to the city's corporate chains and a stylish, full-service upgrade to the island's selection of B&Bs. Each of its 15 rooms had a private veranda outfitted with Spanish tiles and a rain shower, and its high-end steak house, Sage La Bistecca by Mario Pagán, merged Caribbean and Mediterranean flavors. Other hotels in San Juan soon followed, including the 26-room O:LV Fifty Five, also in San Juan, and the 80-room beachfront Aire de O:live, in Isla Verde.

Playing with Fire - In the forests of Switzerland, some radical chefs are going back to basics.

I first heard about the Feuerring from Mischa-Amadeus Olma, the founder of a sustainable wood furniture brand in Berlin, where I live. As a side project, Olma also organizes Feuerring cooking events. One night, he invited me to a dinner on the banks of the river Spree, where he served barbecued venison and potatoes, followed by a smoky dessert of crêpes filled with chestnut cream. When Olma told me that chefs were using the fire ring throughout Switzerland, I knew I had to go to the source, so he and I planned a trip to meet them.

Tren Nation - How an obscure bovine steroid became gym Gen Z's favorite social-media muscle flex.

Not anabolic steroids. Not testosterone. Not creatine or multivitamins or a high-protein diet. No, Frank and Jesse (who both spoke on condition of anonymity because trenbolone is deemed illegal) immediately jump to trenbolone, which has quickly developed a rep for increasing muscularity and decreasing body fat all at once. Among bodybuilders it's known as the god of all steroids for its potency. To teens and young men, it's simply tren, a ticket to the prototypical social-media-friendly physique. Why? Frank, who's now 18, explains tren's growing popularity with all the confidence and expertise of someone who Googled tren once (mostly to see how jacked it made cows), watched hundreds of hours of tren content on Tik Tok, and made a ton of tren jokes. If the only thing you care about is putting on muscle, he says, it really does seem like tren is the thing to take.

Christian Mccaffrey is Him - He's entering his eighth season in the NFL, but the league's most electric running back is not slowing down.

Every off-season for the past seven years, Christian McCaffrey, the San Francisco 49ers' All-Pro running back, has met up with Brian Kula, C.S.C.S., a trainer he's worked with since eighth grade. They talk about any injuries and any niggling pain from the previous season, do a battery of strength and movement tests, and then create a program "to turn CMC back on."

Say What? - Hearing loss isn't just a thing that happens to your parents. Nearly one in five people in their 20s show signs of it already. And it puts your brain and well-being in danger, too. Luckily, new tech can help. Listen up.

Hearing loss isn't just a thing that happens to your parents. Nearly one in five people in their 20s show signs of it already. And it puts your brain and well-being in danger, too. Luckily, new tech can help. Listen up. An estimated 15 percent of American adults-that's about 38 million peoplehave some level of hearing loss, according to the CDC. Research increasingly suggests that untreated hearing loss can lead to other significant health issues, including depression and Alzheimer's disease.