Efficacy of a Combination of Fipronil and Permethrin in Reducing the Risk of Dirofilaria Immitis Transmission to Dogs in Field...
A field trial in northern Greece evaluated Frontline Tri‑Act®, a topical fipronil‑permethrin blend, for heartworm prevention in dogs. Twenty‑four heartworm‑naïve Beagles were split 1:1 between monthly IVP treatment and an untreated control over seven months of peak mosquito activity. At study end, 58% of control dogs tested positive for Dirofilaria immitis, while none of the treated dogs were infected, demonstrating 100% efficacy (p < 0.001). No treatment‑related adverse events were observed.
The New Growth Engine CEOs Can’t Afford to Ignore
Leo Bottary and Nico Lawrence are launching a scalable peer‑performance ecosystem that brings the trusted, candid dynamics of CEO peer forums to every level of an organization. The platform creates structured small‑group environments where employees tackle real business challenges, receive...
Performing when There’s Nowhere to Hide – UFC Insights From Dr. Duncan French
Dr. Duncan French, head of the UFC Performance Institute, argues that the octagon is a stark leadership laboratory where pressure strips away pretense and reveals true habits. He built a performance system for roughly 750 fighters that prioritizes adaptable guardrails...
Walmart Is Selling an Ultralight Camping Stove for $24 Right Now
Walmart is offering the Amtpm Portable Camping Stove for $24, a 51% discount from its regular $49 price. The ultralight, single‑burner stove produces 8,530 BTUs and weighs just 3.3 lb, running on standard butane canisters. It includes built‑in ignition, a porcelain‑coated grate,...
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[Comment] Antibody-Based Malaria Prevention in an Intense Perennial Transmission Setting
A recent phase‑2 trial of the monoclonal antibody L9LS in Kenyan children demonstrated high efficacy against Plasmodium falciparum in an intense, year‑round transmission setting. The study reported roughly 70% protection after a single dose, with a safety profile comparable to...
The AI Playbook That Built an $80M 1-Person Business (You’re 1 Prompt Away and Don’t Know It)
A solo founder built an AI platform that sold for roughly $80 million in under six months, demonstrating how a one‑person operation can achieve an eight‑figure exit. The story underscores that the biggest AI wins come from eliminating barriers that keep...
I Read Russell Brand’s Unreadable New Book, for My Sins
Russell Brand’s new book *How to Become a Christian in 7 Days* arrives on Tucker Carlson’s Skyhorse imprint, a publisher known for polarising titles. The memoir blends Brand’s personal conversion story with a litany of pop‑culture riffs, conspiracy‑theory tangents, and...
If We Can Fund a $200 Billion War, Why Not Fund Food Security at Home?
The Pentagon is seeking over $200 billion to expand a war with Iran, a sum that could instead fund a generational push for food security in the United States. Poor diet contributes to the disqualification of most young Americans from military...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Will Be Missing This Original MCU Star
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day, the fourth MCU‑linked Spider‑Man film, will hit theaters on July 31. Tom Holland and Zendaya return, but Jon Favreau’s Happy Hogan will be absent. Favreau confirmed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! that he isn’t in the movie, citing...
Why ‘Leaving Neverland’ Disappeared From Streaming
Dan Reed’s two‑part HBO documentary *Leaving Neverland* aired in 2019, won an Emmy and sparked a legal battle with the Michael Jackson estate over alleged one‑sidedness and a nondisparagement clause. The estate sued HBO, and the case lingered until both sides...
‘Searching For Drug Peace’ Trailer: Hot Docs Film Explores “Daring Reform Activist” Waging War On The War On Drugs
The documentary *Searching for Drug Peace* will debut at Hot Docs in Toronto on April 28, 2026, chronicling activist Dana Larsen’s battle against the North American War on Drugs. The film highlights the staggering overdose toll—nearly 80,000 deaths in the U.S. in...
Australia: Satellite-Enabled Communications Strengthens Disaster Resilience
Australian researchers at Swinburne University, funded by SmartSat CRC, have created a low‑power satellite‑enabled communication terminal designed for disaster zones. The system combines a minimalist beacon, software‑defined radio, and LoRa‑satellite hybrid links to deliver text and voice messages when terrestrial...
New Balance’s Tasteful Marathon-Themed Dad Shoe Is a Winner
New Balance has released a limited‑edition teal 991v2 sneaker to coincide with the TCS London Marathon on April 26. The shoe, made in the United Kingdom, blends premium suede and mesh with marathon‑inspired pink accents and the TCS logo on...
With Italian Leather Weave, Converse’s Nike-Backed Chuck Taylor Goes Full Bottega
Converse has unveiled the Chuck Taylor All Star Woven Leather, a First String edition hand‑woven in Italy with a Bottega Veneta aesthetic. Artisans interlace luxurious brown leather and add a snake‑embroidery detail, while the shoe retains performance features like Vibram...
Pittsburgh’s New $31m Arts Landing Combines Public Art with Civic Engagement
Pittsburgh’s $31 million Arts Landing opened on April 17, completing construction on schedule and coinciding with the NFL Draft and the Carnegie International. Managed by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, the 2‑acre plaza showcases works by ten artists, including neon sculpture “Hold” and...
Isamaya Ffrench’s Extra-Thick Nike Sneaker Is Self-Care
British designer Isamaya Ffrench has teamed with Nike to release a revamped Vomero Premium running sneaker in a monochrome grey palette. The shoe arrives with a Sculpt 04 foot‑recovery tool, echoing Ffrench’s facial‑massager line and emphasizing self‑care. Launching on April 25 via...
Nike’s 30-Year-Old Air Max Looks Extra Clean in Its Tech Suit
Nike has unveiled the Air Max 95 Big Bubble Tech, a fresh take on its three‑decade‑old silhouette. The shoe swaps the classic mesh for a sleek, nylon‑level upper with wavy line detailing and ships in three colorways—Black/Smoke Grey, University Blue, and Medium...
Our Favorite Songs of the Week (Playlist)
BrooklynVegan launched its latest weekly playlist, aggregating more than 30 newly released tracks from a mix of indie, rock, and pop artists. The collection spans emerging acts like Mary in the Junkyard and Sundayclub, as well as veteran names such...
Helix Electric Raises $1.2M for Families in Need
Helix Electric, a 3,000‑employee electrical contractor, acted as Gold Sponsor of the 44th Annual Family House Gala, helping raise $1.2 million for families with sick children. The March 7 event in San Francisco celebrated Family House’s 10‑year anniversary and reinforced its mission to...
In the Wake of War, a German Boy Finds a Way Forward in the Arresting 'Amrum'
“Amrum” is a new German coming‑of‑age drama set on the North Sea island of Amrum in 1945, following 12‑year‑old Nanning as he navigates post‑war hardship and his family’s Nazi legacy. The film is directed by Fatih Akin, who adapted a...
Inside the Lipstick Lesbians’ Leaked Labs Controversy
The TikTok duo Alexis and Christina Androulakis, known as the Lipstick Lesbians, launched Leaked Labs in February, a brand that releases “innovation orphan” cosmetics early for consumer feedback. Their debut product, Amplify Flexi Powder, a water‑activated pigment disc priced at...
Yes, ‘Michael’ Really Ends Like That
Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic, *Michael*, concludes with a “His Story Continues” title card, echoing superhero sequels. The original cut would have opened in 1993 with a police raid on Neverland and the Chandler molestation lawsuit, but the Jackson estate...
Inside Trump and David Ellison’s Private Party in Washington
Paramount Pictures CEO David Ellison hosted a private dinner in Washington that included President Donald Trump, senior administration officials, and CBS News executives as the studio seeks federal approval for its $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Attendees also included...
Microplastics, MAHA, and the Evolving Politics of Exposure Science
On April 6, 2026 the EPA placed microplastics on the draft Sixth Drinking Water Contaminant Candidate List, marking the first federal acknowledgment of the particles as a potential drinking‑water contaminant. Simultaneously, HHS launched the $144 million STOMP initiative to develop measurement methods and...
Nike’s Oldest Sneaker Just Made It Back to Earth
Nike has revived its iconic 1972 Moon Shoe, launching a modern version priced at $95 on its website. The updated sneaker keeps the classic thin waffle outsole, lightweight nylon and suede upper, and large leather Swooshes, while adding fresh colorways...
Trip Report Springtime in France
The requested article "Trip Report Springtime in France" on Fodor’s could not be displayed because Cloudflare returned error 1005. The error indicates that the website has blocked the autonomous system number (ASN 396982) associated with the requester’s IP address. As...
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I Travel 25+ Times a Year and Only Pack a Carry-On Thanks to These 10 Amazon Travel Essentials From $11
A fashion editor who flies 25+ times a year reveals ten Amazon‑sourced travel essentials that fit in a carry‑on, ranging from $11 tees to $299 Bose earbuds. The list emphasizes lightweight, versatile pieces like compression packing cubes, sweat‑pant jeans, and...
11 Nantucket Airbnbs Where The Beach Is Never Far Away
Condé Nast Traveler highlights eleven Nantucket Airbnb rentals that place guests within walking distance of the island’s most coveted beaches. The curated list spans historic mansions, modern eight‑bedroom homes with private pools, and cozy cottages near the Bluff Walk, each...
8 Stand-Out Women’s Timepieces that Took over Watches and Wonders, From Rolex and Cartier to Piaget
At Watches and Wonders 2026, luxury brands unveiled a wave of women‑focused timepieces that emphasized smaller, cocktail‑sized designs. Highlights included Piaget’s stone‑dial Sixtie, Cartier’s Clou de Paris‑finished Baignoire, Chanel’s 28 mm Coco Game, and Rolex’s 34 mm gold Oyster Perpetual celebrating the...
High-Resolution Imaging Shines Light on Nanoscale Nuclear Organization
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science have upgraded DNA‑PAINT microscopy to tag up to 12 nuclear biomolecules at once, delivering 3–5 nm resolution. The revamped method visualizes nine targets in under four hours, a dramatic speed‑up from the hours‑per‑target pace...
Pete Ohs Wants Filmmaking to Be Fun — and for You to Edit His Movies
Indie director Pete Ohs is turning his latest feature, “Erupcja,” into a collaborative experiment by publishing the trailer’s raw footage for anyone to edit. Shot in Warsaw, the film required SAG contract rates, pushing the budget above his typical $10,000...
'I Swear' Tells a True Story of Tourette's Syndrome and Someone Hoping to Make a Change
British actor Robert Aramayo captured the BAFTA lead‑actor award for his portrayal of Tourette’s activist John Davidson in the biopic “I Swear.” The film, written and directed by Kirk Jones, traces Davidson’s four‑decade struggle against stigma, from a bullied teenager...
Alycia Baumgardner’s Bikini Dress Comes With Bold Keyhole Cut-Out Amid Boxing Win
Alycia Baumgardner, the 31‑year‑old IBF, WBA and WBO junior‑lightweight champion, posted three X photos on April 23 showcasing a sequin monokini with a dramatic keyhole cut‑out. The look, paired with a fur jacket, gold heels and bold jewelry, ignited a social‑media...
Palisades Tahoe Will Push Out Closing Date Thanks to April Storms
Palisades Tahoe, the last open ski resort in Lake Tahoe, will extend its season into May after an 11‑inch snowfall this week, bringing April’s total to 81 inches. The resort had planned an April closure following a dry, warm March,...
AGON: Giulio Bertelli’s Debut Film Reframes Sport as Something Stranger and More Political
Italian director Giulio Bertelli’s debut feature *AGON* arrives on April 24, branding itself as “techno neorealism.” The film follows a female fencer, played by Olympic gold‑medalist Alice Bellandi, as she navigates a sport stripped of crowds, ceremonies and media framing. Bertelli, a...
Behemoth’s ‘The Godless IV’ Tour Held a Dark Ceremony at Portland’s Roseland Theater and Basically Opened a Portal to Hell
Polish black‑metal titans Behemoth headlined their ‘The Godless IV’ tour at Portland’s Roseland Theater on April 18, 2026, delivering a sold‑out, ritual‑like performance. The night featured death‑metal stalwarts Immolation, Greek outfit Rotting Christ, and iconic Deicide as opening acts. Behemoth’s set mixed classic anthems...
Spaghetti With Green Tomato Sauce
Matt Taylor‑Gross shares a bright, tart spaghetti recipe that centers on unripe green tomatoes. The sauce, made from six firm green tomatoes, olive oil, garlic and fresh herbs, simmers in just 15 minutes and is tossed with al dente pasta for...
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This Divisive '70s Shoe Style Is Making a Major Comeback This Spring
Spring 2026 sees a major revival of the 1970s clog, propelled by runway endorsements from Chloé, Bottega Veneta, Miu Miu and Zimmerman. The trend spans from sculptural wooden‑heel silhouettes to flat Birkenstock‑style slip‑ons, offering both vintage flair and modern comfort. Brands...
Brian Head, Breckenridge Announce Extra Days After Ending Seasons
The 2025‑26 ski season saw unusually warm weather and low snowfall across the Western United States, prompting early closures at many resorts. A sudden mid‑April storm delivered fresh snow, leading Breckenridge in Colorado to reopen on April 25 with a free‑lunch...
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7 'Scary' Baby Symptoms That Are Actually Completely Normal
The article demystifies seven baby symptoms that often alarm parents but are medically normal, ranging from sleep twitching to orange‑hued skin. It explains the physiological reasons—immature nervous and respiratory systems, temporary hormonal shifts, and dietary carotene exposure—behind each sign. Pediatric...
Breathwork Instructor Training: From Beginner to Certified Teacher
Breathwork instructor training goes beyond a simple certification, demanding deep personal practice before you can safely guide others. Programs cover the mechanics of circular connected breathing, the physiological responses it triggers, and how to tailor sessions for diverse clients, from...
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8 Signs of a Healthy Baby
The article outlines eight observable signs that indicate a newborn is happy and healthy, ranging from emotional bonding through soothing cries to physical milestones like steady weight gain and head‑control. It emphasizes regular wet diapers, alertness, sound responsiveness, visual tracking,...
10 Best Santa Barbara Hotels for Resort Stays and Beach Retreats
The Condé Nast Traveler guide ranks the ten best hotels in Santa Barbara, covering options for families, couples, beach lovers, and view‑seekers. It highlights luxury ocean‑front resorts like the Ritz‑Carlton Bacara and Rosewood Miramar, boutique retreats such as the Milo and Craft House...
Why Volcanoes Sometimes Shoot Out Lightning
A recent *Nature* study explains why volcanic eruptions and sandstorms produce lightning. Researchers led by Scott Waitukaitis heated quartz grains and discovered that a thin carbon film on the particles, when stripped by heat, leaves the grains negatively charged. The...
Conditions to Improve Just in Time for Final Day of Margaret River Championship Tour Window
The World Surf League’s Margaret River Pro is set for a decisive final day on Sunday, April 26, as offshore winds are forecast to bring 6‑8 foot southwest swells in the morning. A shift to blustery south‑southwest winds in the...
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The Victoria Beckham X Gap Collab Just Earned a Spot in My Capsule Wardrobe
Victoria Beckham partnered with Gap to release a 38‑piece capsule collection on April 24, offering elevated basics such as a denim jacket, cargo skirts, and structured outerwear. The line was previewed by three InStyle editors who highlighted the trench coat’s unexpected...
WGA Members Ratify New 4-Year Deal with Film and TV Studios
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) ratified a four‑year contract effective May 2, 2026 through May 1, 2030, with over 90 percent of voting members in favor. Studios will contribute $280 million to the guild’s health...
MARC LOPES Explains His 'Anger' Over METAL CHURCH Exit: 'None Of My Phone Calls Or E-Mails Were Ever Answered'
Former Metal Church frontman Marc Lopes publicly aired his frustration over being cut out of the band after the 2023 album “Congregation Of Annihilation.” Lopes says he held a 20% ownership stake and was denied any conversation about the band’s...
Stockholm's Market Art Fair Wants to Prove the 'Periphery Is Now Essential'
The 20th Market Art Fair opened in Stockholm’s new waterfront venue at Frihamnen, featuring 54 galleries—mostly Nordic but now including U.S. and U.K. participants after the fair broadened its application criteria. Prices ranged from roughly $2,500 for Finnish textile paintings...
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Where the Chefs Eat: Mauro Colagreco’s Go-To Spots on the French (and Italian) Riviera
Mauro Colagreco’s three‑Michelin‑star restaurant Mirazur celebrated its 20th anniversary with a limited‑time collaboration menu featuring Spanish avant‑garde chef Ferran Adrià. The joint effort reimagines Mirazur’s iconic dishes using Adrià’s molecular techniques while staying true to the French Riviera’s seasonal seafood and herb‑driven...