Why So Many Moms With PPD Feel Like They’re Failing
Postpartum depression (PPD) affects roughly one in eight U.S. mothers, often leaving them with a pervasive sense of failure. The article outlines three core drivers: emotional disconnection from the baby, relentless social‑media comparison, and the stigma of a mental‑health diagnosis. Experts stress that these feelings are symptoms of PPD, not reflections of parenting ability. Self‑compassion, professional help, and reframing the "bad mom" narrative are presented as essential steps toward recovery.
Novo's Pill for Kids; Altimmune’s $225M Offering; Merck Teams with Google Cloud
Novo Nordisk reported that its oral GLP‑1 drug Rybelsus reduced hemoglobin A1C by 0.83% in adolescents aged 10‑17 with type‑2 diabetes after about six months of treatment. The result marks the first pediatric efficacy data for a GLP‑1 pill, expanding...
Album Review – Struggle Jennings – “Last Name”
Struggle Jennings released his new album “Last Name” on April 23, 2026, signaling a shift from his country‑rap roots toward a faith‑focused contemporary country sound. The record leans heavily on collaborations with Grammy‑winning Jelly Roll and blends redemption‑themed lyrics with...
UNDEATH Signs To Relapse Records, Teases "Fastest And Darkest" Album Yet
Rochester death‑metal outfit Undeath has officially signed with Relapse Records, a label renowned for its heavyweight metal roster. The band is finalizing its fourth studio album, produced by Colin Marston, which they describe as their fastest, darkest record yet. To support...
DAVE GROHL On His Daughter VIOLET's Music Career: 'I Didn't Wanna Be A Stage Dad'
Dave Grohl told SiriusXM’s Lithium and Radio X that he played a purely supportive role in his daughter Violet’s music career, providing only encouragement and a notebook. Violet began writing songs at 13, taught herself multiple instruments, and partnered with...
U.S. Scientists Solve the Mystery of a Golden Orb Discovered in the Deep Sea. Here’s What It Really Is
In August 2023 NOAA’s Okeanos Explorer captured a golden, dome‑shaped object two miles deep off Alaska. Subsequent analysis by NOAA and the Smithsonian revealed the orb is the adhesive base of a deep‑sea anemone, specifically linked to the species *Relicanthus...
Art Basel's Solution to PDF Pre-Sales? Ask Galleries to Reserve Works Until Opening Day
Art Basel is launching Basel Exclusive for its June Swiss fair, asking participating galleries to keep marquee works out of online viewing rooms and pre‑fair previews until the First Choice VIP preview on June 16. More than 170 galleries, including...
REIT Leadership Expectations Shifting Amid More Complex Environment: Ferguson Partners
Ferguson Partners’ Courtney Calinog and Mike Cordingley told the REIT Report podcast that REIT CEOs must now supplement technical expertise with people‑centered capabilities. Self‑awareness, clear communication and trust‑building are seen as essential in a capital‑constrained, volatile market. CEOs are expected to...
A Visit With Michael Jackson in 1977: ‘There’s Threats Against My Life’
In a 1977 Boston Phoenix profile, a 19‑year‑old Michael Jackson described living under constant guard and "threats against my life" while filming *The Wiz* in New York. The piece captures his transition from teen Motown star to a young adult...
Michael Tilson Thomas, L.A.-born Maestro Who Led San Francicso Symphony, Dies at 81
Grammy‑winning conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, famed for his dynamic leadership of major orchestras, died at 81 in San Francisco from glioblastoma. His 25‑year tenure as music director of the San Francisco Symphony elevated the ensemble’s international stature and introduced innovative...
Spotlight: Could This Be Atlanta's Coolest Midcentury Modern Home?
A 1965 mid‑century modern home in Atlanta’s Sherwood Forest, designed by noted architect Ted Levy, has re‑entered the market after a meticulous, gut‑level restoration. Listed at $3.25 million, the 3,744‑sq‑ft, four‑bedroom property is already under contract, marking a 140% price jump...
Physicists Revive 1990s Laser Concept to Propose a Next-Generation Atomic Clock
Physicists at the University of Colorado and the University of Bonn have revived a 1990s superradiant laser concept, proposing a three‑level atomic scheme that could power a continuous‑wave atomic clock. By adding an extra ground state, the design sidesteps heating...
Across the Terrain of the Mind: Alex Zhang Hungtai Announces Double Album Orion/Mother
Alex Zhang Hungtai announced a double album, Orion/Mother, slated for release on June 19 through the American Dreams label. The project fuses home recordings made with New York improvisers and new trumpet improvisations, employing a Butch Morris‑style conduction approach. Two preview tracks,...
Restaurant Review: Kanishka, Fine Indian Dining
Kanishka, a fine‑dining Indian restaurant tucked just off Regent Street in Mayfair, offers a menu that fuses classic sub‑continental flavors with upscale presentation. Signature dishes include a chicken tikka pie at roughly $27 and a deconstructed laal maas lamb dish...
7 Compliments Leaders Should Give Others
Leaders who habitually deliver targeted compliments can dramatically lift morale and performance. The article outlines seven specific phrases—such as “Thanks for working so hard” and “You see the big picture”—that emphasize effort, value, trust, leadership, steadiness, and vision rather than...
Gov’t Mule & Larkin Poe Honor Dave Mason In Nashville
Gov't Mule closed their Nashville tour with a joint performance alongside Larkin Poe at The Pinnacle, delivering a 10‑minute rendition of Traffic’s “Feelin’ Alright?” as a tribute to late co‑founder Dave Mason. Mason, who died at 79 on April 19,...
Even Light Drinking Combined with Aging Is Linked to Reduced Brain Blood Flow and Thinner Tissue
A Stanford‑led study published in *Alcohol* found that even low‑level alcohol consumption, when combined with aging, is associated with reduced cerebral blood flow and thinner cortical tissue. Researchers examined 45 healthy adults (22‑70 years) and measured lifetime drinking patterns, brain...
ALBUM REVIEW: Terry Allen Brings a Family Full of Blood Sucking Maniacs on Latest Album
Terry Allen, the legendary Texas songwriter and visual artist, releases his first family‑band record, *Blood Sucking Maniacs*. The album weaves five generations—from great‑grandson Lucky’s prenatal heartbeat to late mother Pauline’s 1970s piano—into a 20‑track tapestry of reimagined classics, spoken‑word interludes,...
The Cinema Lab: Brain Activity Tracked to Find Secret to Creating Immersive Films
Researchers at the University of Bristol have turned a cinema into a neuroscience lab, equipping seats with EEG headsets, heart‑rate monitors and infrared eye‑trackers. By pairing physiological data with verbal feedback, the team maps which film moments capture and hold...
The Art of the Libretto: A Conversation with Nilo Cruz
Metropolitan Opera will debut *El último sueño de Frida y Diego* on May 14, a new opera that imagines Frida Kahlo returning from the underworld to meet Diego Rivera on the Day of the Dead. The libretto, written by Pulitzer‑winning...
Inside Baz Halpin’s Spectacular Visions for Taylor Swift, No Doubt, and More
Irish producer Baz Halpin, CEO of Silent House Group, is designing No Doubt’s immersive residency at the Las Vegas Sphere, opening May 6, 2024. Known for high‑profile visual work on Taylor Swift’s Red and Eras tours, the Eagles, Backstreet Boys, and Super Bowl halftime...
Noserider Surf Club: A Swimwear Brand for the Fashionable Surfer
Noserider Surf Club, founded by Emma Bukowski, creates upscale women’s swimwear in Bali using recycled fabrics and eco‑luxury Italian lining. Launched in March 2022, the brand now sells $88‑$208 pieces through its own e‑commerce site, a U.S. warehouse, and retail partner...
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play Around the Kentucky Derby
Robb Report’s guide outlines where affluent visitors can stay, dine, and indulge in exclusive experiences during the Kentucky Derby in Louisville. It highlights three luxury hotels—Hotel Bourré Bonne, 21C Museum Hotel, and the historic Seelbach Hilton—each offering bespoke amenities and...
Yao Lu Receives Early Career Award to Harness Quantum Entanglement for Dark Matter Search
Fermilab associate scientist Yao Lu has received a 2025 Department of Energy Early Career Award to fund his work on a scalable superconducting cavity array that uses quantum entanglement to search for dark‑matter candidates such as the dark photon. The...
This One-Off Gunther Werks Porsche 911 Speedster Is Fit For A Superhero
Gunther Werks unveiled Project Endgame, a one‑off Porsche 911 Speedster built on a 993 chassis and powered by an 840‑horsepower twin‑turbo 4.0‑liter flat‑six from Rothsport Racing. The roadster features a Marvel‑inspired carbon‑fiber body, gold accents and a six‑speed “Thanos‑grade” stick,...
What Are Universities Really for and Why Does It Matters Now?
The edited volume *Knowledge Under Siege* examines how intensified political scrutiny, budget cuts, and neoliberal governance are reshaping universities beyond financial strain. Contributors argue that higher‑education institutions face sustained attacks on academic freedom, tenure, and curricular autonomy, positioning them as...
MPC Paris Delivers VFX and Image Post-Production for STUDIOCANAL’S Cold Storage
MPC Paris, the visual‑effects arm of TransPerfect Media, completed 541 VFX shots for StudioCanal’s thriller Cold Storage, marking the studio’s largest single‑project VFX engagement. The work spanned 18 months and involved 431 artists and technicians across digital set extensions, creature...
These Are Spotify’s Most Streamed Artists, Songs and Albums of All Time
Spotify marked its 20th anniversary by publishing its all‑time most streamed artists, albums and songs. Taylor Swift tops the artist list, Bad Bunny’s 2022 release ‘Un Verano Sin Ti’ leads the album chart, and The Weeknd’s ‘Blinding Lights’ remains the most streamed track. The...
The Amity Affliction, ‘House Of Cards’ | The Album Story
Australian metalcore veterans The Amity Affliction released their ninth album, “House Of Cards,” amid personal loss and a near‑breakup. Frontman Joel Birch’s mother died in 2024 and founding vocalist Ahren Stringer left in 2025, prompting the band to confront grief...
Joan Eardley: ‘She Would Set up Her Canvas on the Shore and Paint in the Lashing Wind and Rain Like...
The National Galleries Scotland: Modern Two is showcasing "Joan Eardley: The Nature of Painting" until June 28, featuring more than 30 of the post‑war Scottish artist’s works. The show juxtaposes Eardley’s gritty Glasgow street scenes and atmospheric Catterline seascapes with...
New CIRT Chief Is Ready to Coach Construction’s All-Stars
Corey Clayborne, a former architect and ex‑CEO of the AIA Virginia chapter, has taken the helm as president of the Construction Industry Round Table (CIRT). CIRT represents roughly 130 CEOs from the nation’s leading design and construction firms, giving Clayborne...
Forecasting Solar Irradiance in Urban Environments with Just One 360° Image
U.S. researchers at Columbia University have unveiled a technique that forecasts solar irradiance using a single high‑resolution 360° hemispherical image captured on‑site, eliminating the need for detailed 3D city models. The method extracts sky, sun and surrounding‑scene geometry, trains a...
Psychology Says People Who Read Before Bed Every Night Have a Fundamentally Different Brain than People Who Watch Tv
New research shows that people who read a physical book each night develop measurably different brain patterns than those who watch television before sleep. Reading engages language, visual and associative networks, strengthening connectivity and neuroplasticity, while TV delivers pre‑packaged images...
Retracing Belgian New Beat’s Accidental Explosion
Belgian new beat emerged in the mid‑1980s when DJs accidentally slowed records by pitching them up, creating a hypnotic, slowed‑down sound that ignited clubs across Belgium. Pioneers like Dikke Ronny and Marc Grouls sparked the trend at venues such as...
Lounges Matter
Aspire Executive Lounges predicts the global airport lounge market will climb from $4.9 billion in 2025 to nearly $6.3 billion by 2027, driven primarily by upscale leisure travelers willing to pay for premium experiences. Airlines are increasingly outsourcing lounge management to specialist...
Effects of Macro- and Micronutrient Intake on Bone Mineral Density, Osteoporotic Fracture Risk, Inflammation, and Functional Rehabilitation Outcomes in Orthopedic...
A systematic review of 95 studies examined macro‑ and micronutrient interventions in orthopedic patients, finding moderate improvements in bone mineral density (SMD 0.47) and large reductions in bone turnover markers (SMD ‑0.69) and inflammatory markers (SMD ‑1.34). Post‑operative recovery outcomes showed a strong...
Health Characteristics of Recreationally Active Female Cannabidiol Users: A Real-World Cross-Sectional Study
A cross‑sectional study of 149 recreationally active women aged 18‑40 examined real‑world cannabidiol (CBD) use. Current users (n=78) reported significantly lower physical activity, shorter sleep duration and poorer quality‑of‑life scores than non‑users, while dietary quality was modestly higher and tobacco...
Risk of Gastrointestinal Intolerance and Complications Associated with Homemade versus Commercial Enteral Nutrition in Critically Ill Patients: A Single-Center Retrospective...
A retrospective cohort of 605 ICU patients compared commercial enteral nutrition (CEN) with hospital‑compounded individualized commercial formulation (ICF). ICF patients experienced markedly lower diarrhea (13.6% vs 41.5%), fewer feeding interruptions, higher mean daily calories (951 kcal vs 893 kcal), and dramatically reduced...
Novel Prediction Equations for Appendicular Skeletal Muscle Mass in Hemodialysis Patients: Referenced Against Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis
A cross‑sectional study of 111 maintenance hemodialysis patients found that three widely used anthropometric equations for estimating appendicular skeletal muscle mass (ASM) performed poorly against multi‑frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). Researchers created two dialysis‑specific models, an advanced height‑weight (HW) equation...
Rhodomyrtus Tomentosa Fruit Ameliorates LPS Induced Depression-Like Behaviors in Mice by Attenuating Hippocampal Neuroinflammation via Inhibiting the TLR4/MyD88/MAPK/NF-κB/NLRP3 Signaling Pathway
Researchers evaluated an ethanol extract of Rhodomyrtus tomentosa fruit (RTEE) in a lipopolysaccharide‑induced mouse model of depression. RTEE dose‑dependently improved sucrose preference, locomotor activity, and reduced immobility in tail‑suspension and forced‑swim tests, indicating reversal of depressive‑like behavior. Histological analysis showed...
Gastrointestinal Tolerance to a Standardized Milk-Based Hydration Strategy Is Similar Across Exercise Modalities
A randomized crossover trial compared gastrointestinal (GI) tolerance of low‑fat, lactose‑free A2 milk during treadmill running and stationary cycling, matching intensity, duration, and fluid volume. Overall GI symptom burden was statistically equivalent between the two modalities, despite cycling showing higher...
Adiponectin and Phase Angle in the Assessment of Sarcopenia in Crohn’s Disease: Beyond Muscle Mass
A recent Frontiers in Nutrition study evaluated 150 Crohn’s disease patients and found that both serum adiponectin levels and bioelectrical impedance‑derived phase angle are strong, independent predictors of sarcopenia. Only 8% of the cohort met full sarcopenia criteria, while 71%...
Male Sex and Iron Deficiency Risk at 6 Months: The Mediating Role of Rapid Weight Gain
A retrospective cohort of 355 term infants in Chengdu found that male infants had a significantly higher prevalence of iron deficiency (ID) at six months (27.9% vs 15.8% in females). Rapid weight gain during the first six months was independently...
MARIUSZ DUDA Quits RIVERSIDE Citing Internal Tensions, Doesn't See The Band Continuing Without Him
Founding bassist and vocalist Mariusz Duda announced his exit from Polish progressive‑rock band Riverside after a 25‑year tenure, citing internal tensions that stifled his creative drive. In his statement, Duda said the band’s current atmosphere forced a false, smiling image...
Anastasia-Inspired Hair Is Going Viral, the Korean 2-in-1 Bob Achieves the Look IRL
The article spotlights the viral "Anastasia" haircut, a Korean‑origin two‑in‑one bob that appears long when down and short when the top half is pulled into a bun. Stylists explain the cut’s construction— a bob‑length underlayer paired with longer top strands—...
New Trailer for Whodunit Film 'Unidentified' From Haifaa Al-Mansour
Sony Pictures Classics unveiled the U.S. trailer for "Unidentified," an indie mystery thriller by Saudi director Haifaa Al‑Mansour. The film, which debuted at the 2025 Toronto and Zurich festivals, follows a grieving mother turned true‑crime sleuth investigating a teenage girl's...
BIBA Enters Youth-Focused Ethnic Segment Through BIBA NXT
Indian fashion retailer BIBA launched BIBA NXT, a sub‑brand aimed at Gen Z and young millennials seeking contemporary ethnic wear. The line features modern cuts like halter‑neck kurtas and corset‑style tops, priced between Rs 899 ($9.55) and Rs 1,999 ($21). BIBA NXT...
Taylor Swift Is Most-Streamed Artist Of All Time, Says Spotify; Bad Bunny, Drake Also Make Grade
Spotify marked its 20th anniversary by publishing its first ever all‑time most‑streamed rankings across music, podcasts and audiobooks. Taylor Swift emerged as the platform’s most‑streamed artist, while Bad Bunny’s 2022 album *Un Verano Sin Ti* claimed the top album spot and The Weeknd’s...
Keith Urban Teases New Music: 'Something Extra Smooth'
Country star Keith Urban posted a beach‑side video on April 22, hinting at a new release slated for April 29. He described the upcoming work as "something extra smooth" and linked it to a yacht‑rock concept, featuring mostly cover songs with a...
Keith Urban Teases New Music: 'Something Extra Smooth'
Country star Keith Urban posted a beach‑side video on April 22, hinting at new music with the tagline “something extra smooth.” He announced a launch date of April 29, 2026, and described the project as a yacht‑rock album featuring mostly cover songs...