ALL Accor Sofitel, MGallery & Emblems Up To 35% Off May 11 – September 30, 2026 (Book By June 30)
Accor’s ALL program is offering a limited‑time promotion that slashes 25% off the flexible rate for Sofitel, Sofitel Legend, MGallery and Emblems properties from May 11 to September 30, 2026. ALL members enjoy an additional 10% discount, bringing total savings up to 35%. The deal requires a minimum two‑night stay and must be booked by June 30, but no pre‑payment is needed—only a credit‑card guarantee. The offer applies across more than 70 countries and is subject to each hotel’s cancellation policy.
US-Argentina Outbreak Investigation (2020) Revealed “Super-Spreader” Potential of Andes Hantavirus
A 2020 joint study by USAMRIID and Argentina's ANLIS dissected a 2018‑19 Andes hantavirus outbreak in a small Argentine village, documenting 34 confirmed cases with a 32% case‑fatality rate. The investigation identified large social events and high viral loads in...
Vijay Deverakonda Undergoes Intense Horse-Riding Training for Ranabaali; Makers Unveil Special Birthday Glimpse
Bollywood’s upcoming historical action drama *Ranabaali* released a special birthday video featuring Vijay Deverakonda’s intense horse‑riding training for his warrior role. The glimpse, timed with the actor’s birthday, underscores his physical transformation and the film’s ambitious scale. Co‑starring Rashmika Mandanna,...
Ferrari's 2-Year Waitlist Boosts Brand Desirability
Ferrari manages desirability by capping availability with a waitlist of about 20-24 months. Ferrari believes that this is the sweet spot between it being too long that clients move on and long enough that they keep desirability high by making...
Masters of the Universe Begins India Promotions with Giant He-Man and Skeletor Statues at Comic-Con Mumbai
The live‑action *Masters of the Universe* film kicked off its India promotion at Comic‑Con Mumbai, unveiling 9‑ft He‑Man and Skeletor statues and an interactive sword‑wielding booth. Thousands of fans flocked to the exhibit, generating viral social‑media buzz. The activation builds...
‘Aditya Dhar Is Going to Temples’: Arjun Rampal Still Pinching Himself over Dhurandhar’s Success
The two‑part spy saga *Dhurandhar* has surged past the ₹3,000 crore (≈$360 million) mark worldwide, making it one of the biggest Indian box‑office hits of 2026. Lead antagonist Arjun Rampal praised director Aditya Dhar’s achievement, saying the success feels “temple‑worthy.” The cast and crew...
Dream App Maps Every Street You’ve Run
request for app: one where you can upload your walking/running records and it maps out what streets you have or haven’t been to and maybe even builds new routes for you. I have a silly dream one day to explore every street...
Swayambhu Director Bharat Krishnamachari on Shooting in the Same Forests as Pushpa, “We Made a Conscious Effort to Explore Untouched...
Director Bharat Krishnamachari revealed that the upcoming epic Swayambhu was shot in the rugged Maredumilli forests of Andhra Pradesh, the same region used for Pushpa, but deliberately sought untouched spots. The crew endured 2‑2.5 hour jeep treks to mountain tops...
Survey Finds 1 in 10 LGBTQ+ Youth Attempted Suicide; Schools Urged to Act
The Trevor Project’s latest survey of 16,000 LGBTQ+ youth revealed that one in ten attempted suicide in the past year, while more than a third seriously considered it. Researchers say affirming school climates can dramatically cut those risks, positioning K‑12...
Elite Cyclists Need High Protein, Micronutrients, Collagen for Healing
Nutrition strategies for illness and injury in elite cycling 🤧 This new review from the UCI Sports Nutrition Project outlined the current evidence on and practices of elite cyclists regarding nutrition for illness and injury 🔍 Here are the key strategies ⬇️ Skin...
Airbnb Reports Surge in US "Playcations" And Nostalgia Trips This Summer
Airbnb’s 2026 summer travel report shows a sharp rise in domestic "playcations," with a third of U.S. travelers choosing short‑haul trips and 86% expressing interest in rural getaways. The data also highlights a nostalgia‑driven wave among Gen Z, who are...
Divyenndu Shares Intense BTS Glimpse of Dev From Glory
Divyenndu posted an Instagram Reel that offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at his intense portrayal of Dev in the streaming series "Glory." The footage captures rehearsals, physical preparation, and emotional moments, underscoring the actor’s commitment to layered performances. Fans quickly responded,...
UCSF Neurologist Finds Psilocybin Can Reset Depressed Brain
UCSF neurologist Robin Carhart‑Harris said a single high‑dose psilocybin treatment produced lasting symptom relief for patients with treatment‑resistant depression, positioning the psychedelic as a structural brain reset rather than a daily chemical tweak.
The Most Underrated Version of The Addams Family Deserves Another Shot
The 2019 and 2021 animated Addams Family movies, directed by Conrad Vernon and Greg Tiernan, proved financially strong despite mixed reviews. They stand out for faithfully translating Charles Addams’s stark black‑and‑white comic style to modern animation. Oscar Isaac’s portrayal of Gomez blends...
These ‘Invisible’ Stressors May Be Accelerating Your Aging Process
A University of Edinburgh study of over 15,000 older adults introduced a "precarity index" that measures instability in finances, housing, food, energy costs, caregiving and relationships. The index predicted frailty—a key marker of biological aging—more accurately than traditional socioeconomic indicators...
The Must-See Foreign-Language Titles at Cannes Film Festival 2026
The 2026 Cannes Film Festival spotlighted non‑Hollywood cinema, with Spanish, Polish, Farsi, French and Flemish titles dominating the conversation. Pedro Almodóvar’s *Amarga Navidad* led the buzz, while Paweł Pawlikowski, Asghar Farhadi, Hirokazu Kore‑eda and Lukas Dhont presented ambitious works that...
Power Blazer? Victoria Starmer Marks Key Political Moment in Cream
Victoria Starmer stepped onto the voting floor in a cream Alexander McQueen blazer, a garment valued at roughly $2,100, marking a deliberate fashion statement alongside the prime minister. Stylist Lauren Rothman describes the cream blazer as a "third piece" that adds...
Physicists Deploy Particle‑Physics 'Double Copy' To Decode Black‑Hole Mysteries
Physicists have adopted the ‘double copy’ mathematical correspondence—originally devised for particle‑physics scattering amplitudes—to tackle long‑standing puzzles about black‑hole radiation. The approach, detailed in a new study highlighted by Science News, promises a unified language for quantum gravity and could reshape...
Science News This Week: The Latest on the Cruise Ship Hantavirus Infections, a Shortcut to Mars, and a Fast-Charging Quantum...
A cluster of Andes virus infections was identified aboard the Dutch‑flagged cruise ship MV Hondius, prompting health authorities in at least five U.S. states to monitor disembarked passengers as the vessel approaches Tenerife. Separate research suggests a theoretical “shortcut” to...
Between Montreal And Quebec City Is A Charming Canada Village With Artisan Shops And Scenic Hiking Trails
Deschambault‑Grondines, a merged village of fewer than 2,300 residents, sits midway between Montreal and Quebec City along the historic Chemin du Roy. The town blends 17th‑century roots with attractions such as the 1802 Moulin de la Chevrotière museum and the...
Northwestern Minnesota's State Park Is A Hidden Gem With A Bog Boardwalk, Loon Viewing, And Camping
Hayes Lake State Park, established in 1967 in northwestern Minnesota, remains one of the state’s least‑visited parks. The 13‑mile trail network features a cedar‑bog boardwalk, while the lake offers electric‑only boating, fishing, and kayak rentals. Birdwatchers flock to the site,...
New Balance's Legendary Dad Shoe Is Officially Summer Ready
New Balance has refreshed its iconic Made‑in‑USA 992 dad shoe for summer, releasing it in a deep‑sea blue palette accented with green‑apple and yellow highlights. The sneaker retains its heritage chunky silhouette while incorporating ABZORB cushioning for all‑day comfort. Priced...
Proactive Habits Boost Cognitive and Emotional Health Across Adult Lifespan
Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas tracked nearly 4,000 adults over three years and found that brief, daily mental exercises improve clarity, social connectedness, and emotional balance. The findings, published in Scientific Reports, suggest that proactive brain‑health habits...
USDA Releases 2025‑2030 Dietary Guidelines Focused on Food Packaging, Ultra‑Processed Foods
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Health and Human Services unveiled the 2025‑2030 Dietary Guidelines on Jan. 7, 2026, marking a historic shift toward regulating food‑packaging chemicals and ultra‑processed foods. USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called...
Michigan's Rx Kids Cash Prescription Cuts Infant Maltreatment Investigations by 32%
A peer‑reviewed JAMA Pediatrics study shows Michigan State University's Rx Kids cash‑prescription program reduced infant maltreatment investigations in Flint by 7 percentage points—a 32% relative drop—preventing roughly 57 investigations in its first year. The findings bolster calls for broader economic‑support...
Even Predictable Sunsets Can Reveal Rare Sun Rainbows
Me: sunsets are predictable. Also me: OMG is that a sun rainbow?? 😍😍 📍 Battlefield Bed & Breakfast Inn, Gettysburg, PA
Just Picked up Christoffer Carlsson's Blaze Me a Sun
Bought Christoffer Carlsson’s “Brinn mig en sol (Blaze Me a Sun)” at the book store. https://t.co/U3peZZte0p
Winnebago Rolls Out $332K ARKA Adventure Truck for Overland Expeditions
Winnebago introduced the ARKA Adventure Truck, a $332,000 purpose‑built overland vehicle built on a Ram 5500 chassis. The model joins the Backcountry Adventure portfolio and promises modular design, high‑capacity power systems and serious off‑road capability for expedition‑focused travelers.
Family of Jenna Dorman Calls for Stronger Postpartum Depression Supports in B.C.
The family of tech executive Jenna Dorman, who died by suicide in November 2024, is demanding expanded postpartum mental‑health services in British Columbia. Their appeal coincides with a $32,000 fundraising drive and a private‑member bill backed by all provincial MLAs.
Charli XCX Drops “Rock Music” Single, Signals Bold Genre Shift
British pop‑experimental star Charli XCX released the single “Rock Music,” featuring A.G. Cook and Finn Keane, alongside a stark black‑and‑white video. The track marks a deliberate move away from dance‑floor anthems toward a guitar‑driven sound, igniting conversation among fans and...
US State Department to Revoke Passports of Parents Owing $2,500+ in Child Support
The U.S. State Department announced it will begin revoking passports of Americans who owe more than $2,500 in child support, using a 1996 law to enforce payments. The policy, set to start Friday, partners with Health and Human Services to...
Yoo Hae-Jin, Ryu Seung-Ryong, “No Other Choice” Among Major Winners at the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards
The 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards were held on May 8 in Seoul, streamed live on JTBC and Naver, and highlighted veteran actors Yoo Hae‑jin and Ryu Seung‑ryong as Grand Prize winners in film and broadcast respectively. Park Chan‑wook’s "No Other Choice"...
Village Roadshow Pays Warner Bros $57 Million to End Matrix Resurrections Dispute
Village Roadshow has agreed to pay Warner Bros Discovery $57 million, ending a four‑year legal battle over its co‑financing share of 2021’s Matrix Resurrections. The payment wipes out the Australian studio’s remaining stake in the franchise and resolves a contested $125 million judgment.
Nanoleaf Shifts Focus to Robotics, Red Light Therapy and AI, Leaving Smart Lighting Behind
Nanoleaf unveiled a strategic pivot away from pure smart lighting toward robotics, red‑light therapy and embodied AI. CEO Gimmy Chu says the move counters the commoditization of smart lighting and aims to broaden the brand into wellness and home‑automation hardware.
Naomi Osaka’s ‘Not‑Doing’ Playbook Redefines Athlete Motivation
In a candid Fortune interview, four‑time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka explains how refusing obligations and prioritizing rest have become core to her performance. Her "not‑doing" mindset, sharpened by a 2021 French Open withdrawal and motherhood, offers a fresh template...
Disha Patani’s Hollywood Debut The Portal Of Force Trailer Out & It’s Packed With Action
Disha Patani's first Hollywood film, The Portal of Force, has released its trailer, showcasing a supernatural battle between the Statiguards and Holiguards. Patani plays Jessica, the Chosen One whose lineage ties both factions, positioning her as a pivotal figure in...
Anthropic Launches 'Dreaming' Feature, Letting AI Agents Learn From Their Own Mistakes
Anthropic unveiled its Dreaming capability for Claude Managed Agents at the Code with Claude conference in San Francisco, allowing AI agents to review past sessions and auto‑correct errors. Early adopters reported up to a six‑fold rise in task completion, while...
UCLA Study Shows Slow Breathing Calms Anxiety in Mice Without Mindfulness
UCLA neuroscientist Jack Feldman presented data at the Embodied Minds Summit showing that mice trained to breathe slowly displayed markedly less anxiety‑related behavior. The findings, based on optogenetic manipulation of the brainstem breathing center, argue that the calming impact of...
Teyana Taylor Enlists Wale for Sultry “Bed of Roses” Remix
Teyana Taylor released a remix of her single “Bed of Roses” featuring rapper Wale, dropping today on Def Jam Recordings. The track follows their live debut at the 2026 Billboard Women In Music ceremony, where Taylor received the Visionary Award....
Weekly Neuroscience Update
A wave of recent neuroscience studies uncovers new mechanisms and risk factors across a spectrum of disorders. MRI data link lower abdominal fat to slower brain atrophy and better cognition, while a single psilocybin dose appears to trigger lasting anatomical...
Rafe Spall to Lead The Death of Sherlock Holmes Series
Rafe Spall has been cast as Sherlock Holmes in the upcoming series *The Death of Sherlock Holmes*, slated for a 2027 premiere. The show, created by Claudia Bluemhuber and co‑produced by Sky, Silver Reel, ARD Degeto, Umedia and Sphere Abacus, explores the...
Quay and Oncore Closures Highlight Crisis in Australian Fine Dining
Sydney’s iconic Quay and Melbourne’s Oncore have both closed in early 2026, marking the first time the three‑hat restaurant lost its flagship venue. Owners cite soaring operational expenses, weaker tourism and a suburban shift, fueling debate over the future of...
Study Highlights Physiological Resilience as New Marathon Performance Predictor
Exercise scientist Jonah Rosner will travel to England for lab tests that gauge physiological resilience, a newly identified fourth predictor of marathon performance. Researchers say this “durability” metric explains why elite runners maintain speed late in the race, reshaping training...
Andy Weir Thinks These Sci-Fi Flops Almost Stopped The Martian Movie From Getting Made
Andy Weir warned that a string of box‑office failures – from *Mars Attacks!* to *John Carter* – had created a "Mars curse" that could have blocked Ridley Scott’s 2015 adaptation of his novel *The Martian*. The film defied the trend,...
Visceral Fat Linked to Faster Brain Aging, Study Finds Lifestyle Cut Can Preserve Cognition
Researchers at Ben‑Gurion University of the Negev published a study on May 8, 2026 linking higher visceral fat to accelerated brain atrophy and poorer cognitive performance. The longitudinal analysis of 533 adults shows that sustained reduction of visceral fat through...
Marine Serre Unveils Mona Lisa Capsule with Louvre, Upcycled Pieces Priced up to $447
Marine Serre has partnered with the Louvre to release a limited-edition three‑piece capsule that reinterprets Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa. The collection, sold for $165, $447 and $142, uses upcycled museum‑shop merchandise and is available in the Louvre boutique and...
Indonesian Artist Dian Suci Wins 2026 Max Mara Art Prize for Women
Yogyakarta‑based artist Dian Suci has been named the winner of the tenth Max Mara Art Prize for Women. The award grants her a six‑month residency in Italy, site‑specific research across four cities, and exhibitions at Museum MACAN in Jakarta and...
Celebrity Book Clubs Drive May's Hottest Reading Picks
Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, Jenna Bush Hager and other high‑profile hosts announced May selections that instantly propelled titles like The Fine Art of Lying and John of John to bestseller status. Their combined reach across TV, social media and online communities is turning these...
NYC Pied‑à‑Terre Tax Fuels Wealthy Migration to Florida, Boosting Homebuilding
A proposed pied‑à‑terre tax on $5 million‑plus second homes in New York City is prompting a wave of high‑net‑worth buyers to South Florida, where luxury rentals are filling fast and developers such as GL Homes are accelerating new projects. The policy...
Eggs Boost Choline, Cut Anxiety, Build Muscle
Eat more eggs (has choline) and you stop being anxious Also great protein for your muscles (6g per egg) My friend @rameerez went from skinny to ripped just eating eggs all day for a year, his fridge looked something like this https://t.co/3bjG6GqpAU