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GOOD-MOOD FOODS
Tasty ways to help your emotions stay steady
the biggest health breakthroughs of 2024
Our country may be divided about many things, but when it comes to our health, there is plenty for all of us to celebrate. Here, new tests, promising treatments, and important conversations (hello, menopause!) to cheer for in the new year.
CHALLENGE Add More Joy to Your Winter
Happiness doesn't need to fade with the daylight.
5 MYTHS ABOUT THYROID HEALTH
It's true that this butterfly-shaped gland in your neck keeps your metabolism on course, but it is not to blame every time things go south. Here's your monthly fact-check.
GOOD-FOR-YOU GIFTS
Perfect picks for everyone you love
7 TIPS FOR YOUR FIRST AERIAL YOGA CLASS
As this year rounds out, it's time to begin thinking about new ways to both challenge and inspire ourselves in the New Year! Finding new ways to enhance our healthy lifestyles and well-being is always welcomed.
Master the Art of Intuitive EATING
A Balanced Approach To Managing Weight
Say Goodbye To BACK PAIN
Mckenzie Exercises You Need To Know
TOP 4 Smoothies To Boost Hormonal Balance
Carrying excess weight is a leading factor in estrogen dominance. Estrogen is It is produced in the ovaries but also in adipose tissue (fat cells).
YOGA STRETCHES FOR Tired Legs And Feet
Do your legs and feet feel stiff and tired after a long day? Try these yoga stretches for instant relief!
8 TIPS TO PROTECT YOUR MENTAL HEALTH From SOCIAL MEDIA AND NEWS
While Theodore Roosevelt likely could never have imagined the advent of social media when he stated that \"comparison is the thief of joy,\" his words have never rung truer.
Fashion Trends That Will Rule Winter 2024
As the countdown to Christmas and the New Year begins, it's time to explore the exciting fashion trends that will dominate the 2024 Winter season. From cozy fabrics to bold makeup choices and chic hairstyles, here's your guide to looking fabulous during the festive season and beyond.
Election Day Memories - Stories about voting by the people, for the people
A Convincing Argument When my boyfriend and I were finally old enough to vote in our first presidential election, we spent months debating with one another about our chosen candidates. We were quite persuasive, as we discovered when we got home from the polls and learned that we'd both voted for the other's initial choice.―SHERRY FOX Appleton, WI
WHY OUR BODIES DON'T DIG DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Twice a year, when we spring ahead and fall back, we're more prone to sleepiness, depression and accidents
A Flag for Dad
An old sailor made a last wish. His son was determined to see that it came true.
Town Meeting Is Called!
Once a year, the people of Elmore, Vermont, gather to practice a cherished right: democracy
A New Way to Monitor Blood Sugar
Who can benefit from this wearable technology
MONEYSAVING DO'S AND DON'TS
The run-up to the holidays doesn't have to bah-humbug your budget. A shopping expert shares strategies for saving big now and all year round.
Yes, There's a Museum for That!
These collections are wacky, wonderful and worth a visit
Sisterhood to Last a Lifetime
These college pals teach a master class in how to maintain a friendship for 50-plus years
...TO DIE ON A HOCKEY RINK
ONE MINUTE I WAS PLAYING IN MY BEER LEAGUE, THE NEXT I WAS IN THE HOSPITAL
Just Tight
Broken, battered and trapped in a ravine for days, a desperate driver wonders, \"Will anyone find me?\"
The Original! Reversible! Luxury Sport Watch!
Three new versions of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s legendary Reverso arrive just in time for the resurgence of this unsung icon of sport-watch history.
From Budapest to Guadalajara With Mexico's F1 MEGASTAR
FORMULA 1 drivers like to say that there is very little race car driving involved in driving race cars these days.
GRIN
Artist Chase Hall paints his canvases with coffee, making large-scale works that examine mixed-race identity in America. Now, on the eve of the biggest show of his career, Hall is reconciling his fractured past with his blindingly bright future.
THE SEASIN OF THE NOVA KNICKS
LIKE SO MANY College friends, Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Donte DiVincenzo, and Mikal Bridges were resigned to going their separate ways after school.
VAGES RISING
No place in America is more prone to reinvention-and Las Vegas is new all over again. New food, new art, new sports, new heat, and, yes, new Sphere. We sent BRETT MARTIN to take stock of the great American city of the future-and find out whether this Vegas is the best version yet.
can THESE GUYS MAKE ROCK Bands COOL AGAIN ???
When FONTAINES D.C. were living in Dublin and making their first album, Dogrel, the five band members would pile into drummer Tom Coll's car and blast their freshly recorded songs through the speakers.
The Puppet Masters - Compulsion, complicity, and the art of Bunraku.
The National Bunraku Theatre, in New York recently for the first time in more than thirty years, presented an evening of suicides. The performance, at the Japan Society, consisted of excerpts from two of the company’s most celebrated productions. In the Fire Watchtower scene from “The Greengrocer’s Daughter,” by Suga Sensuke and Matsuda Wakichi, from 1773, the titular character sacrifices herself to save a temple page boy she loves. In a scene from “The Love Suicides at Sonezaki,” by Chikamatsu Monzaemon, from 1703, two lovers are driven to take their own lives. Both plays were inspired by real events, and Chikamatsu’s was followed by a wave of double suicides that led to a ban on further performances. This mirroring of life and art is all the more astonishing given the fact that the actors are not people but puppets.
TAKE ME HOME
The filmmaker Mati Diop turns her gaze on plundered art.