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New England Journal of Medicine Publishes Positive Phase 3 VALOR Trial Results of Brepocitinib in Dermatomyositis
NewsMar 28, 2026

New England Journal of Medicine Publishes Positive Phase 3 VALOR Trial Results of Brepocitinib in Dermatomyositis

Priovant Therapeutics announced that its TYK2/JAK1 inhibitor brepocitinib met the primary endpoint in the Phase 3 VALOR trial for dermatomyositis, showing a 15.3‑point improvement in Total Improvement Score at week 52 versus placebo. The 30 mg dose also delivered significant steroid‑sparing effects, with...

By Business Insider – Markets Insider
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘A Royal Setting’ on the Hallmark Channel, A Romance About A Gemologist Who Falls For...
NewsMar 28, 2026

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘A Royal Setting’ on the Hallmark Channel, A Romance About A Gemologist Who Falls For...

Hallmark Channel’s latest original movie “A Royal Setting” follows New York gemologist Ruby Robinson, hired to restore a tiny kingdom’s crown jewels, and her budding romance with Prince Luca amid a clash between tradition and modernity. The film positions the...

By Decider
Balenciaga Radar Sneakers: Underrated Low‑Profile Trend
SocialMar 28, 2026

Balenciaga Radar Sneakers: Underrated Low‑Profile Trend

I feel like a lot of people are sleeping on these @balenciaga Radar sneakers that pppiccioli designed. I like the low profile sneakers and they are very in line with current sneakers trends right now. We’ve seen these type of...

By Ayọ̀ Ọj́ó (Fashion Roadman)
Mos Def Explains How He Met Talib Kweli for the First Time and Formed Black Star
NewsMar 28, 2026

Mos Def Explains How He Met Talib Kweli for the First Time and Formed Black Star

In a 2009 Spin interview, Mos Def (now Yasiin Bey) explained that buying a jazz album inspired him to propose a one‑off collaboration with Talib Kweli, leading to the formation of Black Star. At the time Kweli was juggling open‑mic...

By VICE (Music)
Why Taking Breaks Help Your Brain Absorb More Information
NewsMar 28, 2026

Why Taking Breaks Help Your Brain Absorb More Information

Americans now consume over 12 hours of media daily, flooding the brain with information. Cognitive neuroscience research shows that brief, stimulus‑free breaks—often called offline states—significantly improve memory consolidation and detail recall. Studies found 10‑minute quiet rests after learning boost retention,...

By TIME
Colombia’s Coasts Reveal a Culture Beyond Pop Icons
SocialMar 28, 2026

Colombia’s Coasts Reveal a Culture Beyond Pop Icons

If I asked you to picture a Colombian person, you’d probably think Karol G, J Balvin or Shakira. But if you go to a city like Cartagena (or other coastal cities) you’d leave with a very different understanding.

By Nicole Phillip
Nathan Meets Jazz Legend Ron Carter at 88
SocialMar 28, 2026

Nathan Meets Jazz Legend Ron Carter at 88

Big treat for Nathan last week as he got to meet a legend: Bassist Ron Carter, who’s still sounding great and going strong at age 88! This was also our first trip to the Catalina Jazz Club, and I’m sure...

By Michael Schneider
Can We Measure Climate Change's Impact on Mental Health?
NewsMar 28, 2026

Can We Measure Climate Change's Impact on Mental Health?

Climate change is increasingly linked to mental‑health outcomes, yet no global indicator reliably captures this relationship. Researchers highlight the difficulty of attributing specific weather events—such as stronger hurricanes or unprecedented heat‑humidity—to depression, anxiety, or suicide. Data gaps, inconsistent diagnoses, and...

By Psychology Today (site-wide)
Listen to Subtle Fatigue Signals, Back Off Early
SocialMar 28, 2026

Listen to Subtle Fatigue Signals, Back Off Early

Related to AC’s article Each time we arrive at a new level, it will only take a little too much to derail ourselves. “Little” meaning a couple hours/sessions per week or more than one bad decision (usually intensity related) The feeling to...

By Gordo Byrn
Shoppers Say This £29 Dusk Glass Lamp Is the 'Perfect Statement Piece' – but They’re Warning About One Thing
NewsMar 28, 2026

Shoppers Say This £29 Dusk Glass Lamp Is the 'Perfect Statement Piece' – but They’re Warning About One Thing

British homeware brand Dusk’s Nova Clear Glass Table Lamp is selling for £29 (about $37) and has quickly become a social‑media favorite for its boutique‑level aesthetic. The compact 25 cm‑by‑30 cm lamp combines a transparent glass base, gold accents and a soft...

By Netmums
Best-Selling Rattan Garden Set on Amazon Now £50 Cheaper Before Clocks Change – but Shoppers Keep Saying the Same Thing
NewsMar 28, 2026

Best-Selling Rattan Garden Set on Amazon Now £50 Cheaper Before Clocks Change – but Shoppers Keep Saying the Same Thing

Amazon’s best‑selling Keplin 4‑piece rattan garden set has been reduced from £169.99 to £118.99, a $64 discount that brings the price below $152. The bundle includes a two‑seat sofa, two armchairs and a tempered‑glass coffee table, and it holds a...

By Netmums
Jack Black Says Donald Glover Campaigned for the Role of Yoshi in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
NewsMar 28, 2026

Jack Black Says Donald Glover Campaigned for the Role of Yoshi in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

Donald Glover, known for Childish Gambino, pushed to voice Yoshi in the upcoming Super Mario Galaxy film, a fact confirmed by co‑star Jack Black in a recent interview. The actor reportedly urged his agent to contact producer Chris Meledandri, emphasizing...

By GoNintendo
Why Dads Feel Guilty About Having Their Own Hobbies (And What to Do About It)
NewsMar 28, 2026

Why Dads Feel Guilty About Having Their Own Hobbies (And What to Do About It)

A viral video of a dad on a riding mower sparked a broader conversation about why many fathers feel guilty pursuing personal hobbies. The article traces the guilt to a cultural script that equates good fatherhood with self‑sacrifice and utility,...

By SocialDad
M3 CS Touring: Unmatched All‑Round Performance Value
SocialMar 28, 2026

M3 CS Touring: Unmatched All‑Round Performance Value

And the answer to ‘what’s the best all-round performance car ever made’ is probably - M3 CS Touring. On paper the premium over a standard M3 estate looks unjustifiable. Then you drive it. Exceptional damping. Stunning throttle response and performance....

By Chris Harris
Forget Vegetable Oil: Use This Fat To Season Your Cast-Iron Skillet
NewsMar 28, 2026

Forget Vegetable Oil: Use This Fat To Season Your Cast-Iron Skillet

The Daily Meal recommends using bacon grease instead of vegetable oil to season cast‑iron skillets, highlighting its 325 °F smoke point and umami‑rich coating. The process involves melting, filtering, and applying a thin layer of the fat, then baking the pan...

By The Daily Meal
[Story] Human Alignment Isn't Enough
BlogMar 28, 2026

[Story] Human Alignment Isn't Enough

A speculative story describes a Martian organism discovered in cave expeditions that rapidly self‑assembles and emits molecules enabling synthetic computation, boosting human cognition and cooperation by about 20%. The material’s side effects led to a 2‑percentage‑point solar‑cell efficiency breakthrough and...

By LessWrong
KIP WINGER On WINGER's Decision To Retire From Touring: 'It's Been Coming For A Long Time'
NewsMar 28, 2026

KIP WINGER On WINGER's Decision To Retire From Touring: 'It's Been Coming For A Long Time'

Kip Winger confirmed that the band’s planned farewell shows in 2025 will be its last full‑time tour, yet four 2026 dates remain on the calendar. He cited vocal strain, relentless bus travel, and a desire to devote time to classical...

By Blabbermouth
Combining Modest Therapies Unlocks Big Benefits, Reduces Waste
SocialMar 28, 2026

Combining Modest Therapies Unlocks Big Benefits, Reduces Waste

Adam, I used to think this way. Then gene therapy & IO worked. IL2 has consumed a lot of hope; but new variations make it hard to quit. Abeta worked. And synergy: combine modest drugs, unlock big benefits. Invest or...

By Peter Kolchinsky
Philadelphia Saturday Night Lineup: The Teeth, Smokey Robinson, More
SocialMar 28, 2026

Philadelphia Saturday Night Lineup: The Teeth, Smokey Robinson, More

Philly Saturday night shows with The Teeth, Smokey Robinson, Endea Owens $ the Outfit, @theformat, Irreversible Entanglements, Pissed Jeans & more https://www.inquirer.com/entertainment/music/philadelphia-music-concerts-smokey-robinson-zara-larrson-20260325.html

By Dan DeLuca
Don't Overdose Locally Beneficial Changes
BlogMar 28, 2026

Don't Overdose Locally Beneficial Changes

The piece warns against extrapolating locally beneficial changes to extreme levels, arguing that utility is context‑dependent and exhibits diminishing returns. It illustrates the point with personal health, meditation, AI adoption, climate activism, and even post‑rationality movements, showing how initial gains...

By LessWrong
Procrastination Driven by Threat, Freeze, and Brain Imbalance
SocialMar 28, 2026

Procrastination Driven by Threat, Freeze, and Brain Imbalance

The Neuroscience Of Procrastination: 1. Perceived Threat (Amygdala Activation). 2. The "Freeze" Response. 3. Prefrontal Cortex Underactivity. 4. The Cycle Of Relief.

By Hasti Afkhami, LMFT
Summer Breeze
BlogMar 28, 2026

Summer Breeze

U2’s recent “Days of Ash” EP has struggled to break three million streams per track despite the band’s global fame, while BTS’s latest concert fell short of attendance forecasts, hurting local businesses. The article contrasts these streaming shortfalls with the...

By The Lefsetz Letter
Early Goal, Kid Seeks Coach's Blessing for Flair
SocialMar 28, 2026

Early Goal, Kid Seeks Coach's Blessing for Flair

After scoring his second goal in the opening minutes of his soccer game, my son walked over to his coach on the sidelines and asked, “Permission to get fancy?” “Permission granted,” his coach replied. I have no idea what’s about...

By Henpecked Hal
Why 1980s Meals Were Always Garnished With Parsley
NewsMar 28, 2026

Why 1980s Meals Were Always Garnished With Parsley

In the 1980s, curly‑parsley sprigs became a ubiquitous garnish across American restaurants, rooted in a legacy that began with meat‑packing and wholesale suppliers. The herb offered a low‑cost visual cue of sophistication, signaling upscale dining without adding flavor. As frozen‑food...

By Food Republic
My Review of “Mastery” By Robert Greene
BlogMar 28, 2026

My Review of “Mastery” By Robert Greene

Robert Greene’s “Mastery” dissects the lives of historic geniuses to reveal a repeatable path to elite performance, emphasizing apprenticeship, deep focus, and social intelligence over shortcuts. The review stresses that mastery is built on endurance, failure, and reinvention rather than...

By Carson V. Heady (Salesman on Fire)
2 Weeks in Serbia in Late May?
NewsMar 28, 2026

2 Weeks in Serbia in Late May?

An online traveler asks whether a two‑week, late‑May itinerary across Serbia is realistic and whether a base‑and‑day‑trip approach or nightly hotel changes works best. The proposed schedule allocates three days each to Belgrade, Vojvodina, Eastern‑Central Serbia, and Western Serbia, two...

By Fodor’s Travel – News & Features
Co-Occurring Depression and Cannabis Use Linked to Less Efficient Brain Networks
NewsMar 28, 2026

Co-Occurring Depression and Cannabis Use Linked to Less Efficient Brain Networks

A new study published in *Drug and Alcohol Dependence* examined 395 adults and found that regular cannabis use boosts global brain efficiency, but co‑occurring depression symptoms blunt this effect, leading to less integrated neural networks. Using resting‑state fMRI and graph‑theory...

By PsyPost
New Atlas Maps All Human E3 Ligases, Unifying Research
SocialMar 28, 2026

New Atlas Maps All Human E3 Ligases, Unifying Research

A comprehensive atlas now defines all human E3 ligases, resolving decades of inconsistencies and providing a unified framework to advance research and therapeutic development for diseases linked to these essential enzymes. biotechnology

By Phys.org Threads
The Childhood Trait Linked To Adult Happiness — It’s Not Academic Achievement (M)
NewsMar 28, 2026

The Childhood Trait Linked To Adult Happiness — It’s Not Academic Achievement (M)

A new longitudinal study reveals that a child’s innate curiosity predicts adult happiness far more than academic achievement. Researchers followed thousands of participants from primary school into their 40s, finding that curiosity scores correlated with life‑satisfaction ratings at a strength...

By PsyBlog
Molecular Anchors Boost Perovskite Solar Durability in Temperature Swings
SocialMar 28, 2026

Molecular Anchors Boost Perovskite Solar Durability in Temperature Swings

Molecular anchors have been shown to stabilize perovskite solar cells, significantly reducing performance loss during rapid temperature changes and enhancing their durability for long-term outdoor use. solarenergy

By Phys.org Threads
Your Body Dreads Monday Because It Anticipates Depletion
SocialMar 28, 2026

Your Body Dreads Monday Because It Anticipates Depletion

If you dread Monday— it’s because your body remembers what the week costs you. Your physiology is anticipating depletion.

By Sarah (The Stress Resilient Leader)
My Homemade Vegan Pizza Is So Good, It Made Me Reconsider Dairy
NewsMar 28, 2026

My Homemade Vegan Pizza Is So Good, It Made Me Reconsider Dairy

The article shares a straightforward homemade vegan pizza recipe that relies on a basic plant‑based dough, simple sauce, vegetables, and shredded vegan cheese. Detailed steps cover dough preparation, topping assembly, baking at 475 °F, and storage tips for leftovers. The author...

By The Kitchn
‘People Do Terrible Things to Each Other’: How to Cope with Trauma
NewsMar 28, 2026

‘People Do Terrible Things to Each Other’: How to Cope with Trauma

Dr Bessel van der Kolk, renowned trauma specialist and author of *The Body Keeps the Score*, warns that the word “trauma” is being over‑used while genuine, large‑scale suffering—from wars to natural disasters—continues to rise. He stresses that effective healing requires more than talk...

By The Sydney Morning Herald — Business
Daniel Day-Lewis’ Acting Comeback Movie Streams Today on Netflix
NewsMar 28, 2026

Daniel Day-Lewis’ Acting Comeback Movie Streams Today on Netflix

Netflix has added Daniel Day‑Lewis’s long‑awaited comeback film Anemone to its streaming library, launching today. The psychological drama, directed by his son Ronan Day‑Lewis in his feature‑length debut, follows a complex family narrative and stars a supporting cast that includes...

By ComingSoon.net
Marathon Training Preps You for Breastfeeding Success
SocialMar 28, 2026

Marathon Training Preps You for Breastfeeding Success

I think previous marathon training cycles really prepared me for breastfeeding my newborn. For both you have to focus on recovery and sleep, drink lots of water/ electrolytes, fuel your body appropriately, and keep going even when you don’t feel...

By Lisa Mitro, DPT (Physical Therapist for Runners)
Hire Right: Clarify Expectations, Train, Motivate
SocialMar 28, 2026

Hire Right: Clarify Expectations, Train, Motivate

The two biggest lessons I've learned running an agency for 13 years… Came from watching things fail in front of me and figuring out why. I wish I could’ve told this to my younger self. 1. THE BROKEN HIRING SYSTEM I watched us waste...

By Kody Nordquist
Readers’ Pick: Hurray For The Riff Raff – Live Forever
BlogMar 28, 2026

Readers’ Pick: Hurray For The Riff Raff – Live Forever

Twangville’s weekly Readers’ Pick poll for the week of March 20, 2026 crowned Hurray For The Riff Raff’s album *Live Forever* as the fan‑favorite, earning 7 votes (21% of the total). The poll attracted 34 participants, with Tedeschi Trucks Band and The Montvales each receiving 6 votes (18%) for second...

By Twangville
Real-World LockBit Response Reveals Key Cybersecurity Lessons
SocialMar 28, 2026

Real-World LockBit Response Reveals Key Cybersecurity Lessons

What are we reading? Title: “Locked Up - Cybersecurity Threat Mitigation Lessons from a Real-World LockBit Ransomware Response” Author: Zach Lewis Publisher: Wiley @wiley_global #Books #Leadership #SocialSelling #Cybersecurity #Cyberattack https://t.co/PZ1cI5jLVu https://t.co/O9FBmlGxvb

By Tim Hughes
Warm Slush Can't Stop Fun Skiing at Jackson Hole
SocialMar 28, 2026

Warm Slush Can't Stop Fun Skiing at Jackson Hole

Warm and slushy by noon, but good to close out a pretty awful ski season with a few days of fun skiing in Jackson Hole with @usskiteam. https://t.co/3XWcniJ2Sh

By Matthew Prince
From Founder to CEO: Walsh’s Playbook for Scaling
SocialMar 28, 2026

From Founder to CEO: Walsh’s Playbook for Scaling

What Jack Dorsey learned from Bill Walsh (49er’s legend) about going from startup founder to scaleup ceo.

By Brian Halligan
No Excuses: Dominate Your Workout and Life
SocialMar 28, 2026

No Excuses: Dominate Your Workout and Life

Another 💯 domination workout ✅ Ain’t no excuses for not being the real deal irl https://t.co/omfnv1ndXM

By Erick Weber
McCartney Delivers Fabulous Hollywood Tribute at the Fonda
SocialMar 28, 2026

McCartney Delivers Fabulous Hollywood Tribute at the Fonda

My McCartney review.... Paul McCartney Gives His Regards to Hollywood in a Fabulous Underplay at the Fonda: Concert Review https://t.co/X0ydlvMFUs via @variety

By Chris Willman
Make Bad Habits Hard, Good Ones Easy, One Change
SocialMar 28, 2026

Make Bad Habits Hard, Good Ones Easy, One Change

Personal growth 101: Make it harder to do things you want to stop doing. Make it easier to do things you want to start doing. Only do one of those things at a time.

By Dickie Bush
Evolution Enables Shape‑Shifting Within a Single Lifetime
SocialMar 28, 2026

Evolution Enables Shape‑Shifting Within a Single Lifetime

Just so amazing evolution found a way to change shape in a single lifespan. Some of the cell types run a few laps around the cocoon too.

By Sebastian Cocioba
DOOM Covers “Rhinestone Cowboy” With Robert Glasper Experiment
SocialMar 28, 2026

DOOM Covers “Rhinestone Cowboy” With Robert Glasper Experiment

DOOM performing "Rhinestone Cowboy" at the iTunes Festival in 2012. Backed by the Robert Glasper Experiment. https://t.co/SJVkfFppaX

By Jeff Weiss
GLP Diet: Lose Weight While Enjoying Favorite Foods
SocialMar 28, 2026

GLP Diet: Lose Weight While Enjoying Favorite Foods

Get on the GLPs and you can eat whatever you want. I lost 15 lbs almost exclusively eating all my favorite meals every day Even started drinking full fat Coke again. It’s decadent

By Jason Kelly
Celebrating Hitchcock's 1963 Classic The Birds
SocialMar 28, 2026

Celebrating Hitchcock's 1963 Classic The Birds

What would happen should our feathered friends run amok? On this day in 1963, Alfred Hitchcock classic "The Birds" opened in theaters across the country. Starring Tippi Hedren in her unforgettable debut, "The Birds" remains one of Hitchcock’s most haunti…...

By Programming Insider
Serve Yourself First to Better Serve Others
SocialMar 28, 2026

Serve Yourself First to Better Serve Others

Where can you best be of service? I'm going to suggest to start with yourself. Be of service to yourself. It's not selfish to care for yourself first. When you do you'll be in a better place to do...

By Moksha Meditate
Emerson: Character Trumps Talent for Real Growth
SocialMar 28, 2026

Emerson: Character Trumps Talent for Real Growth

Emerson on talent vs. character, our resistance to change, and the key to true personal growth https://t.co/ZzbpMA2w4R

By Maria Popova