Lorna Simpson’s Full-Circle Return to Venice
Lorna Simpson, a pioneering African‑American artist, returns to the Venice Biennale with her solo show "Third Person," marking a full‑circle moment since her historic 1990 participation. The exhibition, sponsored by luxury brand Bottega Veneta and organized with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, presents roughly 50 works spanning painting, collage, sculpture, installation, and film from the past two decades. Curated by Emma Lavigne at Punta della Dogana, the show intertwines Black female identity, American politics, and environmental concerns against a backdrop of a sinking Venice. It also revisits pieces originally created for the 2015 Biennale, linking past and present curatorial visions.
Caribbean Fans Urge NPR for Alison Hinds Tiny Desk
Caribbean family: Has @alisonhinds done a Tiny Desk yet?? If not, @nprmusic what do we need to do?!
Savoring: A Conscious Rebellion Against Our Negativity Bias
Savoring is rebelling against yourself. We’re wired to notice what’s wrong before we notice what’s good. That helped our ancestors survive, but it also means we move through life without fully experiencing the moments worth savoring. Savoring doesn’t come naturally. It’s...
Scenic Unveils Extensive Discovery Yachts Voyages for 2028-29
Scenic has unveiled its most expansive Discovery Yachts program for 2028‑29, featuring voyages to over 600 ports in more than 100 countries across all seven continents. The fleet will include the newly introduced Scenic Ikon alongside Scenic Eclipse and Scenic...
Friendship Is the Nervous System’s Best Prescription
If your nervous system could talk, it would tell you that some of the best medicine is spending time with friends who see you clearly.
Think From First Principles, Not Analogies
I think it's important to reason from first principles rather than by analogy. The normal way we conduct our lives is we reason by analogy. We are doing this because it's like something else that was done. First principles is kind...
Let’s Build Better: Three Hong Kong Design Projects to Watch
Monocle highlights three Hong Kong design interventions that tackle the city’s density challenges. Onebite Design Studio turned a car‑park roof in Tin Shui Wai into a 32,000‑sq‑ft playground with nine attractions and vivid floor graphics for low‑energy play. New Office Works repurposed an...
The Beaucroft Solaris GMT Special Edition Proves the Sun Never Sets on British Watchmaking
Time+Tide partnered with British micro‑brand Beaucroft to launch the Solaris GMT, a limited‑edition travel watch that mirrors the publication’s global expansion. The 39.5 mm stainless‑steel case features a scratch‑resistant coating, 100 m water resistance, and a triple‑AR sapphire crystal. Powered by a...
The Gates Foundation Is Funding A Startup’s Plan To Fight Malnutrition With Bacteria
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has pledged new funding to Kanvas Biosciences to develop a synthetic microbiome pill aimed at treating environmental enteric dysfunction (EED), a gut‑inflammation disease that threatens roughly 150 million children worldwide. Kanvas uses machine‑learning‑driven microbiome mapping to...
Canadian Muskoxen Hit by Double Punch of Novel Diseases and Climate Change
Muskox populations in Canada’s Arctic Archipelago are being decimated by two novel threats: the Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae "Arctic clone" that caused mass mortality on Victoria, Banks and Ellesmere islands between 2009‑2021, and a rising incidence of brucellosis since 2015. Climate change‑driven...
Best Opportunities, Grants & Awards for Creatives This Week
ArtsHub highlights a slate of funding and recognition options for Australian creatives this week. South Australian artists can apply for production‑cost grants, while non‑fiction writers are eligible for a prestigious life‑writing fellowship. Visual artists are invited to propose site‑specific installations...
FlyJSX Delivers Private‑jet Comfort for a Few Hundred Dollars
@flyjsx is my favorite airline ever. It like a private jet experience for a couple hundred bucks. If you’re on the West Coast and haven’t tried it, you’re missing out.
Spermidine
Recent clinical research confirms spermidine, a natural polyamine, boosts autophagy in brain cells, reducing amyloid‑beta and tau aggregates linked to Alzheimer’s disease. Levels of spermidine fall roughly 50 % between the twenties and seventies, correlating with increased cognitive decline, but supplementation...
Sara Lippmann’s Book Notes Music Playlist for Her Novel Hidden River
Sara Lippmann joined the Largehearted Boy “Book Notes” series by publishing a curated music playlist that mirrors the emotional landscape of her novel *Hidden River*. The novel, set in the summer of 2008 but rooted in the mid‑80s to early‑90s,...
21 Years Ago Today, Bruce Springsteen Took What Might Be His Most Audacious (And Controversial) Record to No. 1 With...
On May 8, 2005 Bruce Springsteen’s acoustic album *Devils & Dust* debuted at No. 1, marking his seventh chart‑topper and the first to reach the summit without the E Street Band. The record, featuring songs written a decade earlier, earned five Grammy nominations and won Best...
On This Day in 1965, The Rolling Stones Inspired the Greatest Southern Rock Band in History on Their First US...
On May 8, 1965 the Rolling Stones performed at Jacksonville Coliseum, a show that profoundly impacted a young Ronnie Van Zant. Witnessing the Stones’ stage presence and fan frenzy convinced Van Zant to abandon his athletic aspirations and pursue a music career. Inspired by...
Booster 19 Completes Static Fire as Ship 39 Prepares for Rollout
SpaceX successfully performed a full‑duration, full‑thrust static fire of Booster 19’s 33 Raptor 3 engines on May 7, 2026, marking the first liftoff‑level test on the new Pad 2. The test demonstrated the upgraded deluge system’s ability to manage the immense energy release, while...
Gene Simmons Teases New KISS Song Ahead Of Avatar Show Launch
Gene Simmons announced that KISS has entered the studio and recorded a new song written by guitarist Paul Stanley, marking the band’s first original material since the 2012 Monster album. The group also confirmed plans for avatar‑driven concerts beginning in...
Dylan Graves and Anthony Walsh Rode a Tidal Bore That Had Never Been Surfed
Professional surfers Dylan Graves and Anthony Walsh became the first to ride the massive tidal bore in Western Australia’s King Sound, a wave locals dub “dangerous and unpredictable.” The duo tackled the roaring water column that surges through Talbot Bay...
432 Hz Benefits Unfounded; Preference Drives Relaxation
Claims that music tuned to 432 Hz uniquely enhances well-being lack strong scientific support; relaxation effects are more likely due to individual perception and preference rather than any special property of this frequency. musicpsychology
2026 San Francisco International Film Festival Reviews: ‘The World of Love,’ ‘A Sad and Beautiful World,’ ‘Nuisance Bear,’ ‘One in...
The 69th San Francisco International Film Festival showcased four independent titles, each receiving capsule reviews and grades ranging from B‑ to B+. South Korean drama *The World of Love* examines adolescent trauma, while Lebanon’s Oscar‑entry *A Sad and Beautiful World*...
Backrooms Reactions Praise Unique & Original A24 Horror Movie
A24’s horror film Backrooms premiered on May 29, 2026, sparking a wave of enthusiastic social‑media reactions. Viewers praised its atmospheric tension, yellow‑tinged 90s‑style visuals, and the strong performances of Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve. Early buzz suggests the movie could...
San Francisco’s Housing Market Has Lost Its Mind
San Francisco’s ultra‑luxury market is seeing unprecedented price spikes, with a six‑bedroom Cow Hollow home selling for $15 million—nearly double its $7.95 million list price—and a Presidio Heights property fetching $8.2 million, also about double asking. Redfin data shows luxury sales rose 22%...
Nike's Thickest Slide Is Basically a High-Heel Sandal
Nike has refreshed its Calm Elevation slide, originally launched in 2025, with a marble‑inspired upper and a platform heel that give the slip‑on a high‑heel sandal look. Priced at $65 on Nike’s website, the new version features a gold Swoosh...
Do You Feel Like a Fraud? Understanding Imposter Syndrome
The article explains imposter syndrome as an "as‑if" pattern where individuals perform a masked self to gain safety, often rooted in childhood trauma or chronic stress. It distinguishes the colloquial term from the clinical "impostor phenomenon" and outlines common signs...
Jacob Elordi Backed to Be in "Pole Position" To Be the Next James Bond
Following Daniel Craig’s departure, speculation about his successor has intensified. Journalist Marina Hyde reported that Australian actor Jacob Elordi has moved into the “pole position” in betting markets for the next James Bond. At 28, Elordi’s youthful profile aligns with MGM’s...
Inside Air Force One: A Reporter’s Surprisingly Honest Review of What the Press Eats
A Daily Caller reporter rode Air Force One during a two‑day Trump trip and documented three distinct meals. The first featured beef ragu, a fresh roll, spring salad, key‑lime pie and Diet Coke; the second was an Italian sub on an asiago bagel...
‘Linda Perry: Let It Die Here’ Timed To New Album, Tony Leung In ‘Silent Friend’, ‘Blue Film’ & ‘Influenced’ –...
Indie theaters this weekend showcase a slate of limited‑release titles, from Ildikó Enyedi’s critically‑acclaimed drama *Silent Friend* to Elliott Tuttle’s erotic thriller *Blue Film*. A new documentary, *Linda Perry: Let It Die Here*, premieres alongside Perry’s first solo album in...
Nathan Florence Found A Crazy Barrel in the Philippines
Professional surfer Nathan Florence discovered a pristine barrel in the Philippines during his Asian surf tour, documenting the find on his YouTube channel. The wave sits a short boat ride from an already popular surf region, where local riders were...
Earliest Northern Sri Lanka Settlement Reveals Advanced Seafaring
New evidence from Velanai Island confirms the earliest prehistoric occupation in northern Sri Lanka, challenging assumptions about human settlement and highlighting advanced seafaring and resource use by early island dwellers. archaeology
Live Intentionally: Design Your Life Like a Business
My mentor asked me a question that broke my brain: "What would your life look like if everything was intentional?" Most people live by accident. They react to whatever shows up. Design your life like you design your business.
3 Rock Hits From 1976 That Every 70s Kid Can Still Sing From Memory Today
The article highlights three 1976 rock hits—Johnnie Taylor’s “Disco Lady,” Chicago’s “If You Leave Me Now,” and Leo Sayer’s “You Make Me Feel Like Dancing.” Each song topped charts, earned certifications, and remains recognizable to listeners who grew up in...
What To Watch This Weekend: New Shows And Movies To Stream On Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Apple TV And More
Forbes’ weekend guide highlights a surge of new titles across major streaming platforms, from Netflix’s four‑part *Lord of the Flies* adaptation to Prime Video’s *Citadel* Season 2. The list also features genre‑spanning releases such as Starz’s *Amadeus*, HBO Max’s Japanese martial‑arts...
Body Fatness, Physical Activity and the Risk of Cervical Cancer: Results From the Epic Cohort
The EPIC cohort analyzed 293,523 European women over a median 15‑year follow‑up to assess links between body fatness, physical activity and invasive cervical cancer (ICC). Women with a BMI above 30 kg/m² showed a non‑significant 19% higher ICC risk, while those...
Democrats Urge OPM to Continue ‘Vital’ Combined Federal Campaign
Democrats led by Rep. Jamie Raskin and Senators Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks have written to OPM urging the agency to keep the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) running in 2026. The administration has decommissioned the CFC’s online donation portal...
Tr1X: Inducing Long-Term Immune Tolerance with Allogeneic Tr1 Cells
BioCentury has updated its website privacy framework, detailing the use of strict, functional, marketing, advertising, and analytics cookies. The policy explains that essential cookies enable authentication, registration, and navigation, while functional cookies enhance personalization. Marketing and advertising cookies are used...
Advice For an Appalachian Trail Newbie
A first‑time hiker tackled 40 miles of the Appalachian Trail, learning that logistics matter more than elite gear. He compared two entry options—walking the steep Amicalola approach versus a mile‑1 drop‑off—and found the latter saved time and energy. The post stresses...
How a Changing Body in Perimenopause Carries Mental Weight
The article highlights how perimenopausal women often face dismissed physical symptoms that cascade into mental distress, including anxiety, brain fog, and burnout. It underscores the hidden link between hormonal shifts and everyday challenges such as foot pain, fatigue, and emotional...
EqualReach Secures Philanthropic and Impact Investor Backing
EqualReach, which operates an employment marketplace for displaced people, has drawn support from philanthropy and impact investors alike. Wendy Paris Reports: https://tinyurl.com/546y9vey Related IP Resources: Grants for Immigrants & Refugees -https://tinyurl.com/58p6mejn Donor Insights for Immigrants & Refugees -https://tinyurl.com/5n7x7vpj Report: Giving for Immigrants and Refugees -https://tinyurl.com/ypy2npjb RefugeeSupport
Colorado Passes Bipartisan Bill Recognizing Pets' Health Benefits
Pets aren’t just companions — they help improve our health, reduce stress and loneliness, and encourage healthier, more active lives. Today, I signed a bipartisan bill recognizing the health benefits of responsible pet ownership and strengthening support for organizations focused on...
New Brain Scan Index Detects Hidden Alzheimer’s Patterns Before Memory Loss Begins
Researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center have introduced the Regional Vulnerability Index, a mathematical tool that evaluates standard MRI scans for Alzheimer’s‑like structural patterns. The index quantifies how closely an individual’s brain matches a disease blueprint, revealing...
Pho’s Best: Multiple Spots, Choose What Cares
I get this question all the time: where’s the pho? Short answer… there isn’t just one. There are too many good spots to name them all. That’s the truth. But if you’re asking for a few of my go-tos, here’s a...
Patchouli Lotion Matches DEET, Blocks Mosquito Bites for 3 Hours
A patchouli oil-infused lotion provided three hours of complete protection against Aedes aegypti mosquito bites, matching the effectiveness of DEET at a lower concentration and offering a promising natural alternative. mosquitocontrol
Tracy K. Smith: Poetry as Spell Against Fear
A spell against fear – Tracy K. Smith on poetry and the art of productive impatience https://t.co/XRUBrKWHkU
Judd Apatow Explores What Makes Mel Brooks Hilarious
Judd Apatow on How He Dug Into the Funniest Man in the World, Mel Brooks https://t.co/KcyT7numSC via @IndieWire
Ari’s Books: Essential Reading for New High‑Velocity Portfolio Managers
I constantly recommend Ari’s books A must read for any new high velocity portfolio manager
One
Oftentimes we are ONE HARD DECISION away from taking our joy, peace, confidence, and results to the next level.
We Spend 75% with Kids Before Age 12
75% of the time we spend with our children in our lifetime will be spent by age 12, 90% by the time children are 18. https://t.co/Fnox3Chjqg
Embrace Curiosity: Read Together and Keep Learning
If you don’t know what this is…it’s OK, just keep learning. Read this with your kids and discuss it. https://t.co/EeSNK6ImWd https://t.co/DLgi5eQlye
Attenborough Honored on 100th with Wasp Namesake
“Completely overwhelmed” Attenborough feted on 100th birthday, new wasp species named after him #energysky -- via Renew Economy: https://t.co/9HeHKK42L5 https://t.co/Uike0UibkU