News•Mar 9, 2026
How to Wear a Tie: HTSI’s Definitive Guide
The article declares that ties are experiencing a genuine comeback, driven by a broader cultural shift that makes men more comfortable with self‑decoration. It moves beyond the old view of ties as corporate shackles, positioning them as optional style statements. The guide outlines practical rules—favoring asymmetrical knots, silk shine against matte fabrics, textured heavyweight materials, proper length to the belt buckle, and width that matches lapel size. These tips aim to help modern men wear ties confidently and stylishly.
By Financial Times – HTSI (How To Spend It)
News•Mar 9, 2026
I'd Never Organize a Closet by Color — There's a Reason Why It Doesn't Work, and a Much Better Alternative
The article argues that organizing closets by color, while visually appealing, is inefficient and hard to maintain. Professional organizer Cher Casey recommends sorting garments by category and frequency of use instead, creating a functional layout that mirrors daily routines. After...
By Livingetc
News•Mar 9, 2026
CHAGEE Ventures Into South Korea as Part of Regional Expansion
CHAGEE announced the opening of three flagship stores in Seoul—Gangnam, Yongsan and Sinchon—scheduled for the second quarter of 2026. The rollout follows a soft launch in Macau and marks the brand’s first East Asian entry beyond its home market. CHAGEE...
By Marketing-Interactive
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Chouwa Liang on Replica: AI Love, Loneliness, and Digital Intimacy
Chinese director Chouwa Liang’s documentary “Replica,” debuting at the Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival, investigates the rise of AI romantic partners and digital intimacy. Drawing from her own pandemic‑era AI companion experience, Liang interviewed over a hundred users and focused on...
By Asian Movie Pulse
News•Mar 9, 2026
Japanese Brand Beams to Open US Flagship
Japanese fashion and lifestyle retailer Beams will open a 1,250 sqm flagship store on a single floor in Los Angeles, establishing a central hub for its U.S. operations. The store will showcase Beams’ own labels alongside curated global brands, reflecting its...
By Inside Retail Asia
News•Mar 9, 2026
They Haven’t Learned This Yet (and That’s Wonderful)
The Daily Dad article reminds readers that children still possess an unfiltered sense of wonder and self‑expression, untouched by the conformity adults have learned through experience. It argues that while grown‑ups hide feelings and conform to social cues, kids sing...
By The Daily Dad – Blog
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Petersham to Knightsbridge
The review highlights two standout London eateries: Nanyang Blossom in Knightsbridge, a smart Chinese‑Malaysian venue praised for its seafood dishes, elegant décor and attentive service despite premium pricing; and The Dysart near Richmond, a chef‑driven restaurant led by Roux Scholar...
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Twickenham to Mayfair
Hakkasan Mayfair is now the only Hakkasan in London, marking 25 years since the original opened and proving the brand’s timeless appeal. The restaurant retains its sleek décor, clever lighting, and appealing menu, continuing to attract diners despite not following...
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
How I Found Focus and Presence When Meditation Didn’t Work
The author describes how conventional seated meditation felt hostile, prompting a shift to spontaneous, nature‑based attention. A simple pause by a tree, observing a leaf without intent, softened her tension and revealed a gentler path to presence. Repeated micro‑moments of...
By Tiny Buddha
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Clapham to Westbourne Grove
The article reviews two London eateries: Ploussard in Clapham, a French restaurant praised for its consistent tasting menu and standout duck pithivier, and Materia Prima in Westbourne Grove, a Japanese‑focused venue noted for high technical skill and imported ingredients. Both...
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Wandsworth to Soho
Frites Atelier, a casual Belgian‑style chip concept, opened its first UK restaurant in Soho, backed by three‑Michelin‑star chef Sergio Hermann of Oud Sluis. The venue emphasizes simple yet high‑quality fries paired with inventive toppings, including a Flemish beef stew. Meanwhile,...
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
News•Mar 9, 2026
John Varvatos Brand Creates Tom Petty Commemorative Capsule
John Varvatos, now owned by private‑equity firm Lion/Hendrix Cayman, has unveiled a Tom Petty commemorative capsule celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary. The limited‑edition line includes a suede fringe jacket, Italian denim jean, graphic tee, and suede zip‑up boot, priced between...
By WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) – Fashion
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Petersham to Mayfair
London’s fine‑dining scene sees two standout venues—Cocochine and Dysart—offering high‑quality, ingredient‑driven menus. Cocochine, backed by a farm and private‑island investor, introduces dishes like a langoustine canape, lobster kedgeree and a Sri Lankan‑infused dessert, while its chef brings classical Petrus training....
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
From Euston to Hammersmith
The blog spotlights two affordable London eateries: Master Wei in Hammersmith, praised for authentic noodles and standout Kung pao prawns, and Diwana Bhel Poori in Euston, a long‑standing vegetarian Indian snack bar known for its cheap bhel poori and chaat. Both...
By Andy Hayler (Blog section)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Untuckit Eyes Expansion as Designer’s First Collection Hits Stores
Untuckit unveiled its first full designer collection, led by creative director Sarah Hand, across men’s and women’s lines this spring. The new assortment expands beyond the iconic untucked shirts into performance, casual, and hybrid pieces for men and three silhouette...
By WWD (Women’s Wear Daily) – Fashion
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Kelsey Mines & Erin Rogers - Scratching at the Surface (Relative Pitch, 2025)
Relative Pitch released *Scratching at the Surface*, a free‑jazz collaboration between bassist Kelsey Mines and saxophonist Erin Rogers. Both musicians, fresh from solo projects on the same label, recorded the album after a live pairing in Brooklyn. The record blends...
By Free Jazz Collective (Free Jazz Blog)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Lost Profile Gallery by Nickolas Gurtler Office – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Nickolas Gurtler Office partnered with Lost Profile Studio to convert a Brunswick warehouse into a contemplative gallery that showcases Oliver Wilcox’s lighting, furniture, and vintage pieces. The design draws on Carlo Scarpa’s Tomba Brion and the temporal motifs of Asimov’s...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 9, 2026
Scoops Training Log
The author’s training log from February to March 2026 documents a steady progression in upper‑body strength, highlighted by bench press peaks of 325 lb using slingshot assistance and a shoulder press increase to 155 lb. Acceleration‑work sessions added modest weight jumps across...
By T-Nation
News•Mar 9, 2026
Profile: Layla Cluer – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Layla Cluer, an architect‑turned‑ceramicist, founded Softedge in 2019 after rediscovering pottery in Byron Bay. The brand produces colour‑rich, functional tableware in Hasami, Japan, leveraging the town’s 400‑year‑old divided‑labour craft system. Cluer’s design ethos blends softness, durability and a deliberate, slow‑making...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 9, 2026
Tamsin Johnson Studio – Issue 20 Feature – The Local Project
Tamsin Johnson Interiors unveiled a newly renovated studio and showroom in Sydney, merging a curated antiques space with an open‑plan, light‑filled office. The design combines Scandinavian‑inspired minimalism, coastal textures, and high‑end fixtures such as a green‑glass Philippe Starck desk and a...
By The Local Project
News•Mar 9, 2026
Something Magically Flavorful Happens To Burger Patties When You Add This
A small amount of miso paste can dramatically boost the flavor of both meat and plant‑based burger patties by introducing natural umami. The paste’s glutamate content amplifies existing savory notes without overtly tasting like miso, allowing chefs to reduce added...
By Chowhound
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Network's 70s Warning Echoes in Today's Media Takeovers
Dear F-ing God. Watching the Criterion 4K of Network - looks great, but looks like it was made in the 70s - and it could not be more relevant, not just to television and Chayefsky’s genius insights and that news...
By David Poland
News•Mar 9, 2026
Sarcopenia Cure 2026
The author logged a detailed upper‑body strength session on March 7, 2026, featuring a 155‑lb standing strict press (5 × 5, RPE 7) and progressive bench work up to 170 lb for ten reps. Additional exercises included JM press, medium‑grip pulldowns, Meadows hammer curls, Arnold presses,...
By T-Nation
News•Mar 9, 2026
The Decadent Way Gordon Ramsay Turns Banana Pancakes Into A Gourmet Breakfast
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay demonstrates how to transform ordinary banana pancakes into a gourmet breakfast by caramelizing sliced bananas with sugar, butter, and a splash of rum. The technique creates a deep, amber‑colored fruit layer and a silky rum‑infused syrup...
By The Takeout
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
The Next Best Picture Podcast: Episode 482 – Our Final Oscar Winner Predictions For The 98th Academy Awards, “I Swear”...
Episode 482 of the Next Best Picture Podcast, released ahead of the 98th Academy Awards on March 15, presents the hosts’ final Oscar winner predictions across all categories. The episode also reviews the new trailers for “I Swear” and “Scary...
By Next Best Picture
News•Mar 9, 2026
12 of the Best Leadership Books for People Leaders
The article presents a curated list of 12 leadership books tailored for HR professionals, organized around psychological safety, communication, authentic inclusion, and Stoicism. It cites a 2025 McKinsey study showing CEOs who read regularly outperform peers, underscoring reading as a...
By HRD (Human Capital Magazine) US
News•Mar 9, 2026
Feedback on Split+exercises
The article stresses that progressive overload in compound lifts is paramount while recommending a high protein intake of roughly one gram per pound of bodyweight. It advises a clean, whole‑food diet—no processed foods, sugary drinks, or low‑fat items that hide...
By T-Nation
News•Mar 9, 2026
The Old-Fashioned Way To Make Baked Ham Called For This Classic Drink
The piece revives an 1885 recipe that bakes ham in hard apple cider, a fermented drink favored by early American settlers. It explains the distinction between fresh and hard cider, noting that the latter provides the mild sweetness and tang...
By Chowhound
News•Mar 9, 2026
Mary Said What She Said Review: A Stunning Solo Act
"Mary Said What She Said" is a 90‑minute avant‑garde monologue starring Isabelle Huppert as Mary Queen of Scots, staged at the Adelaide Festival. Directed and designed by the late Robert Wilson, the piece blends rapid French dialogue, pre‑recorded Ludovico Einaudi...
By ArtsHub (AU)
News•Mar 9, 2026
The Tiger Lillies Review: Dead Funny Cabaret at Adelaide Festival
British post‑punk cabaret trio The Tiger Lillies performed at Adelaide Festival’s Her Majesty’s Theatre, promoting their new album Serenade from the Sewer. The act’s grotesque clown aesthetic and macabre ballads recalled Brecht‑Weill and Tom Waits, but critics found the music...
By ArtsHub (AU)
News•Mar 9, 2026
Bondi House / Nick Kent Design
Bondi House, designed by Nick Kent Design, showcases a lightweight, steel‑framed structure that hovers above a native garden, creating a sculptural retreat in Bondi. The house uses a modular 150 UC portal‑frame system and a 2000 mm × 900 mm grid to accelerate construction and...
By ArchDaily
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Sinners Aces MPSE Awards
The Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) announced winners across 24 categories, highlighting achievements in dialogue, ADR, effects, Foley, and music for film, TV, animation, documentaries, and games. Warner Bros.’ "Sinners" captured top honors in both feature dialogue/ADR and feature music...
By Awards Daily
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Write What Fascinates You, Not Just About Writing
From @bpoppenheimer: In 1959, a seventh-grader named Thomasine was wrestling with how to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. At her teacher’s suggestion, she wrote a letter to her favorite writer, C.S. Lewis, asking for his advice. “Dear Thomasine,” Lewis...
By Michael Covel
News•Mar 9, 2026
Paris Day Seven: The Importance of Play
Paris Fashion Week’s seventh day highlighted a shift toward playful experimentation, most notably in Jean‑Paul Gaultier’s runway where Duran Lantink reimagined the archive with distorted tailoring, sportswear and provocative silhouettes. The collection blended sculptural, sexy and kinky elements, emphasizing the...
By The Business of Fashion
News•Mar 9, 2026
AI Can Predict Risk of Serious Heart Disease From Mammograms
Researchers at Emory University used artificial intelligence to evaluate arterial calcium visible on routine mammograms, linking it to future cardiovascular events. The study examined 123,762 women without prior heart disease and found that mild, moderate, and severe breast arterial calcification...
By Medical Xpress
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Release Expectations to Truly Enjoy Parenthood
1. Drop your expectations. Expectations are a setup. This will not be the picture on the mantel. But having a baby is one of the most amazing things you will ex
By Dr. Leslie Treece, MD
News•Mar 9, 2026
The Italian Sauce You Should Be Adding To Instant Ramen (Just Trust Us)
Adding tomato sauce to instant ramen creates a quick, flavorful fusion that blends Italian acidity with Japanese umami. The hack can be applied by stirring sauce into the broth, cooking noodles directly in it, or using canned tomato soup as...
By The Takeout
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Jan Saenz’s Book Notes Music Playlist for Her Novel 200 Monas
Jan Saenz joins the Largehearted Boy’s Book Notes series by releasing a Spotify playlist that accompanies her debut novel 200 Monas. The novel follows Arvy, a young woman with 48 hours to sell 200 doses of a pleasure‑inducing drug, while exploring grief, sexuality and...
By Largehearted Boy
News•Mar 9, 2026
Princess Polly Expands Into New Markets with Eight New US Stores
Princess Polly announced eight new U.S. store openings, with four locations slated for the second half of 2026 and four more slated for early 2027. The new stores will debut in Houston and Frisco, Texas; Orlando, Florida; Edina, Minnesota; Jacksonville,...
By FashionNetwork (Worldwide)
News•Mar 9, 2026
7 Best Markets To Get Country Ham In Northern Virginia
Tasting Table has identified the seven top markets in Northern Virginia for authentic Virginia country ham, ranging from historic farms to modern butcher shops. Selections were based on award recognitions, media coverage, and community reviews, highlighting venues like Turner Ham...
By Tasting Table
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Fix These 3 Movement Mistakes for Smoother Runs
Most runners focus on mileage. But how you move matters just as much. These three movement mistakes are some of the most common things I see when coaching runners. Fixing them can make running feel smoother, more efficient, and often helps reduce injury...
By Lewis Horenko | 1609 Coaching
Social•Mar 9, 2026
After 28 Years, Finally Enjoyed It—Odd Ending
I finally watched 28 years later. I liked it. Although the Teletubbies/Tracksuit Ninjas at the end was weird.
By David Lowery
Blog•Mar 9, 2026
Drum & Lace ~ Terra
Drum & Lace has released the EP "Terra" on the Mesh imprint, marking a strategic shift to a label known for multidisciplinary projects. The five-track record draws on folklore and nature, with each piece inspired by a different element and...
By a closer listen
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Jack Quaid Hits Saturn Awards Red Carpet
It’s the #SaturnAwards, happening now. Here’s THE BOYS’ Jack Quaid making his red carpet appearance. https://t.co/rwI81MaFAo
By Borys Kit
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Film Twitter's Reign Ends, Rejecting Low‑quality Movies
Good riddance Film Twitter, you know-nothing group of weirdos that push trash films like THE BRIDE on the trusting public Your reign is O-V-E-R
By Erick Weber
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Timeless Book Recommendation Still Ranks in My Top Five
19 years ago, a Metro magazine reporter in Washington DC was interviewing bar patrons about the best book they'd read recently. This was my answer, and 19 years later I'd still put it in my top 5. https://t.co/oy9uUMfbee
By Nat Bullard
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Critics of The Bride Haven’t Actually Watched It
there sure are a lot of people sounding off here on THE BRIDE without actually suffering through it I dare you to actually see it if you REALLY want to get worked up
By Erick Weber
Social•Mar 9, 2026
Supporting #TheBride Marked Film Twitter’s Relevance End
Supporting #TheBride was the official end of Film Twitter having any form of relevance going forward
By Erick Weber
Social•Mar 9, 2026
The Bride's Flop Scares Audiences Away From Theaters
The collateral damage to theaters done by THE BRIDE is one of the key undiscussed impacts here Movies need GREAT product but instead Maggie served up straight REFUSE that will now have anyone who suffered through this shitshow gun-shy about returning...
By Erick Weber
Social•Mar 9, 2026
First 4DX Adventure with Son Makes Sirat Unforgettable
took my 6-year-old son to my first ever 4DX movie today, and suffice it to say that it was an incredible way to experience Sirat.
By David Ehrlich