Former MISFITS Singer MICHALE GRAVES: 'I've Been A Christian All My Life'
Former Misfits frontman Michale Graves revealed in a podcast that his songwriting has long been rooted in his lifelong Christian faith. He credited fellow Misfits members for encouraging his openness and discussed how he now frames his music as a “monster ministry” aimed at hurting youth. Graves recently signed with Epochal Artists Records, distributed by Virgin Music Group, and will embark on the “God Bless America Tour 2026,” a story‑driven acoustic show. The tour follows years of controversy over his ties to the Proud Boys and resulting de‑platforming, highlighting his pivot toward faith‑focused branding.
Marathon Running Is Booming—And So Are Questions About Its Impact on Your Heart Health
Marathon participation is surging, yet cases like Madison DiBattista’s reveal hidden cardiac risks. A rare congenital defect discovered after severe symptoms underscores how even elite‑level training can mask serious heart conditions. Studies show marathon‑related cardiac arrests are extremely rare—about 0.54...
The 10 Best Barbecue Restaurant Ribs In The US
The Takeout has compiled a nationwide ranking of the ten best barbecue‑restaurant ribs, spotlighting iconic spots from Kansas City to Memphis. Selections were based on Michelin recognitions, James Beard accolades, and strong local reputations, emphasizing dry‑rub techniques, low‑and‑slow smoking, and premium...
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Emily Ratajkowski, 34, and Kate Moss, 52, Pose Topless With Strategically Placed Gucci Bags
Gucci unveiled its "Beauty and the Bag" campaign, featuring Emily Ratajkowski and Kate Moss posing topless with strategically placed Giglio and Borsetto handbags. The Giglio tote retails between $1,850 and $3,600, while the Borsetto bag ranges from $2,600 to $3,450....
What’s It Like to Be Back in Print After 20 Years? A Bit Odd.
Nancy Lemann, who published her debut novel at 28, resurfaced in the literary spotlight after a 20‑year hiatus from print. She attended a Michael Lewis‑hosted gathering in New Orleans, mingling with veteran writers such as Walter Isaacson and Joshua Steiner. Lemann...
Liberal Arts
Becca Rothfield’s essay “Listless Liberalism” critiques the aesthetic vacuum in contemporary liberal societies, using Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s *Abundance* and Cass Sunstein’s *Liberalism* as reference points. She argues that while policy debates flourish, the visual and cultural symbols of...
Brian Doherty, 57, Dies; Chronicled Libertarians and Other Outsiders
Brian Doherty, a veteran journalist and author, died at 57 after a fall in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. He spent three decades chronicling libertarians, underground comics, Burning Man and seasteading, most notably with his book *Radicals for Capitalism*. His...
Mild Hypoxia Rewires the Preterm Brain Without Direct Injury
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University discovered that mild neonatal hypoxia—common in preterm infants—disrupts the maturation of hippocampal SK2 potassium channels without causing overt brain injury. The molecular defect emerges during adolescence, leading to lasting learning and memory deficits....
Conscious Connected Breathing: The Technique That Changes Everything
Conscious connected breathing, also known as circular breathing, is a continuous mouth‑breathing technique that eliminates pauses between inhales and exhales. By sustaining a rhythmic breath loop, it directly engages the autonomic nervous system, quickly shifting the body out of chronic...
Norbert Schoerner’s Experiments with Photography in the Age of AI
Renowned photographer Norbert Schoerner releases a provocative new book, Aura: Collaborations with Human and Other Minds 2011‑2023, that contains no images captured by him. The volume assembles four distinct bodies of work created over a twelve‑year period, each probing the...
This Is the Fastest and Cheapest Way to Build a Fully Offline Home Assistant Smart Home
Building a fully offline Home Assistant smart home can be done on a budget by repurposing a used PC for $50‑$60 or opting for the Home Assistant Green hub. A Raspberry Pi 5 offers a plug‑and‑play alternative at about $125,...
How Guy Fieri Adds A Protein-Packed Boost To Mahi Mahi Ceviche
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri shows how to boost a classic mahi‑mahi ceviche with pre‑cooked shrimp, creating a protein‑rich starter that delivers about 35 grams of protein versus the typical 11‑gram version. In a Food Network YouTube demo with Brooke Shields, he explains...
More Data Support Investigational Drug Combo for HIV Therapy
Phase 3 data presented at the 2026 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections show that the doravirine‑islatravir (DOR/ISL) two‑drug regimen met non‑inferiority criteria versus the standard bictegravir/emtricitabine/tenofovir alafenamide (BIC/FTC/TAF) triple‑pill. At week 48, 91.8% of participants on DOR/ISL achieved viral suppression compared...
CEA-Leti and Fraunhofer IPMS Validate Wafer Exchange for Ferroelectric Memory Materials Within the FAMES Pilot Line
CEA‑Leti and Fraunhofer IPMS have completed the first exchange of ferroelectric memory wafers within the EU‑funded FAMES Pilot Line, proving a shared platform for advanced embedded non‑volatile memory development. The exchange used 300 mm CMOS cleanrooms to process hafnium‑zirconium oxide (HZO)...
Rickshaw Drivers in Madagascar Are Finding Their Way Into Ultrarunning
In Antsirabe, Madagascar, rickshaw drivers—who routinely travel 60 km a day pulling heavy loads—have formed Crown Athletics Club, an informal ultrarunning team. Leveraging their daily commutes as training, the group secured second and third place at the Mascareignes race on Réunion...
BTK Inhibition in CLL: Comparing Brukinsa and Jaypirca Approaches
BTK inhibitors have become the cornerstone of chronic lymphocytic leukemia therapy, replacing traditional chemotherapy. Brukinsa (zanubrutinib) is a second‑generation irreversible inhibitor that offers high selectivity and strong efficacy in treatment‑naïve or early‑relapse patients, with reduced cardiovascular risk. Jaypirca (pirtobrutinib) is...
Puerto Escondido Dedicated as 14th World Surfing Reserve
Puerto Escondido has been officially dedicated as the 14th World Surfing Reserve, a designation by the Save The Waves Coalition. The six‑mile protected zone spans iconic breaks such as Zicatela, Punta Colorada, and Carrizalillo. The reserve aims to safeguard the...
Brain Overdrive Linked to Falling Risk
Aging and Parkinson’s disease force the brain into overdrive during balance recovery, causing larger neural and muscle responses even to minor slips. This heightened cortical activity correlates with reduced physical stability and increased fall risk. The study also shows that...
Nearing 93, Willie Nelson Is Still Chasing His Dreams
Willie Nelson, soon to turn 93, announced his 79th studio album, *Dream Chaser*, slated for release on May 29, 2026. The record features six original tracks, a co‑write with Bob Dylan, and production by longtime partner Buddy Cannon. Nelson also...
How To Grow A Tree From An Avocado Pit
Avocado pits, often discarded, can be transformed into thriving houseplants with simple germination techniques. By suspending the seed in water or wrapping it in a damp paper towel, growers can coax roots and shoots to develop before transferring the seedling...
Illegal Lead Levels Found in Kids Fast Fashion
New research presented at the American Chemical Society’s Spring 2026 meeting reveals that several children’s shirts sold by fast‑fashion and discount retailers contain lead concentrations far above U.S. federal limits. The study indicates that even brief chewing of these fabrics,...
Hotel De La Ville, Rome: A Modern-Day Icon Overlooking The Spanish Steps
Hotel de la Ville, part of the Rocco Forte group, opened in an 18th‑century palazzo overlooking the Spanish Steps in Rome. Designed by Tommaso Ziffer and Olga Polizzi, the 104‑room property combines bold interiors, a rooftop bar called Cielo, and...
Caffeine Restores Social Memory After Sleep Loss
Researchers at NUS Medicine found that five hours of sleep deprivation disrupts synaptic plasticity in the hippocampal CA2 region, leading to social memory deficits in mice. Providing caffeine in drinking water for seven days restored CA2‑dependent long‑term potentiation and rescued...
Crash of Rhinos Announce First New LP in over 10 Years & Shows, Share “Figures of Light”
UK emo veterans Crash of Rhinos announced their first new album in more than ten years, self‑releasing *Logbook* on May 22, 2026. The record, recorded in a hometown library and a remote Cumbria barn, features the lead single “Figures of...
Ex-KAMELOT Singer ROY KHAN On His Upcoming Debut Solo Album: 'It's Definitely Gonna Be Metal'
Former Kamelot frontman Roy Khan announced his first solo album, slated for release in late 2026 or early 2027. The record will be a metal‑centric effort, though Khan hints at occasional brighter tracks, and is being produced by longtime Kamelot...
Kesha to Embark on the Freedom Tour
Pop star Kesha announced the Freedom Tour, a North American leg beginning in May with electronic duo Chromeo as the opening act. The itinerary weaves through major amphitheaters, stadiums, and festival stages before extending to a European summer circuit that...
Learning Can Change Your Brain In Just One Hour
Scientists using diffusion‑weighted MRI have shown that the human parietal cortex can undergo measurable microstructural changes within just one hour of learning. The alterations, linked to successful recall, persisted for at least 12 hours, indicating rapid neuroplasticity. The results overturn...
What if You Put Your Sneakers Away? This Chic Shoe Is Making a Big Comeback This Spring
The classic loafer is staging a strong spring comeback, overtaking sneakers as the season's versatile staple. Designers are updating the silhouette with chunkier soles, visible stitching, metal hardware and suede finishes in camel, sand and taupe. Celebrities like Emily Ratajkowski...
Your Grip Is the First Link in the Chain. Here's How to Stop Letting It Break
Most lifters treat grip as an afterthought, leaving it as the weakest link in heavy pulls. Grip failures—whether due to insufficient raw strength, a single finger giving out, or lack of focus—can abort a deadlift regardless of overall power. The...
‘Back To The Future: The Musical’ Making-Of Documentary To Feature Michael J. Fox And Broadway Cast – Watch Trailer
A feature‑length documentary titled *A Future on Stage* premieres on March 24 across Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube and other platforms. Directed by Brian Stillman, it includes new interviews with Michael J. Fox, Robert Zemeckis and the Broadway and West End...
The Jerry Schatzberg and Harold Pinter Movie You’ve Never Seen Returns to Theaters — Watch the ‘Reunion’ Trailer
Jerry Schatzberg’s 1989 drama “Reunion,” scripted by Harold Pinter, is finally receiving a U.S. theatrical re‑release after a 35‑year disappearance. The film, which recounts a Jewish lawyer’s return to 1930s Stuttgart, debuted at Cannes and enjoyed a brief French run...
Everlane Partners With Masters of Flax Fibre for Fully Traceable Collection
Everlane has teamed up with Masters of Flax Fibre to launch a fully traceable linen collection sourced from cooperative farms in France, Belgium and the Netherlands. The linen is grown without irrigation or GMOs and uses a 100 percent mechanical, zero‑waste...
Sundance Institute Names 2026 Sandbox Fund Grantees
Sundance Institute and Sandbox Films announced the 2026 Sandbox Fund cohort, granting support to 16 projects and 47 filmmakers across development, production, and post‑production stages. The fund, focused on nonfiction stories that bridge science and culture, now reaches 11 countries...
Jacquemus Appoints Livio Tabbi as Head of Europe and the Middle East
Jacquemus has appointed Livio Tabbi as head of its Europe‑Middle East‑Africa (EMEA) operations, reporting directly to CEO Sarah Benady. Tabbi brings experience from Balibaris and The Kooples, where he oversaw sales across Europe and EMEA. The move follows a strategic re‑org that includes...
The Doobie Brothers Announce North American Walk This Road Tour
The Doobie Brothers have unveiled a North American leg of their "Walk This Road" tour, kicking off on September 26, 2026 in Ohio and wrapping up on October 21 in Florida. The itinerary supports their 2025 studio album Walk This...
Grammy-Winning Duo CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso Map Out ‘FREE SPIRITS World Tour’
Argentine Grammy‑winning duo CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso announced their “FREE SPIRITS World Tour,” supporting their new album. The Live Nation‑promoted trek kicks off May 14 in Buenos Aires and will cover 39 shows across North America, Europe, and Latin America...
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Cate Blanchett Gives Her Signature Bob a Textured Update in a Luxe Velvet Tube Top and Jeans
Cate Blanchett refreshed her iconic chin‑length bob with a textured, beach‑inspired finish at the Standard Theatre Awards Winners dinner in London. The Australian actress debuted a slightly darker honey‑blonde shade earlier in March, swapping her previous platinum tone. She paired...
In Defence of Chappell Roan
Singer Chappell Roan faced accusations from Brazilian footballer Jorginho Frello that her security team aggressively confronted his 11‑year‑old stepdaughter in São Paulo. Roan denied seeing the child and clarified the guard involved was not part of her personal detail, posting an...
Book Review: ‘Almost Life,’ by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
Kiran Millwood Hargrave’s new novel *Almost Life* follows Erica, a British aspiring writer, and Laure, a French left‑wing artist, who meet as university students in Paris in 1978 and embark on a passionate summer affair. Over the ensuing decades the...
The Country Hotel 45 Minutes From London That’s Perfect for Spring
Coworth Park, a Dorchester Collection country estate near Ascot, offers a luxury countryside retreat just 45 minutes from London. The 240‑acre property features 70 upscale rooms, the UK’s only hotel with its own polo fields, and a carbon‑negative spa with...
‘He Is Like a Teacher to Me’: How Bumrah Bhaiyya Guided Mayank Yadav Through Career-Threatening Injury Comeback
Indian pacer Mayank Yadav, who suffered a series of back injuries that sidelined him in IPL 2024 and 2025, has completed rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy’s Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. Veteran fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, who underwent the same surgery,...
Your Favourite Oakley Glasses Just Got a Facelift
Oakley has refreshed its iconic Jackets eyewear family, introducing modern versions of the 1994 Eye Jacket, 1999 Straight Jacket and 1998 Racing Jacket. The rollout includes new models such as the Plantaris SQ, Terraforma, Neoforma, plus the returning Eye Jacket Redux...
Psychosocial Factors Do Not Affect Cancer Risk
A large meta‑analysis of 421,799 Europeans found psychosocial stressors do not increase overall cancer risk. The study examined five psychosocial factors—including perceived support, distress, neuroticism, relationship status and recent loss—across breast, colorectal, lung, prostate and alcohol‑related cancers. No associations emerged...
Space Tech: SpinLaunch – The Disruptors
SpinLaunch is developing a kinetic‑launch system that uses a 100‑meter vacuum chamber to spin payloads, potentially cutting rocket fuel and structural mass by up to 70 %. The company raised $30 million in a Series C round, bringing total funding to $203 million, and...
Sea Cloud Cruises Unveils 2027–2028 Sailings with Savings and European Itineraries
Sea Cloud Cruises announced its 2027‑2028 sailing season, featuring luxury small‑ship voyages on the tall vessels Sea Cloud Spirit and Sea Cloud II. The lineup emphasizes European itineraries, including Irish, Scottish, French Atlantic, and Mediterranean routes. Guests who book by...
NASA’s Hubble, Webb Telescopes Survey Pinwheel Galaxy
NASA’s Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes captured a high‑resolution view of the Pinwheel Galaxy (Messier 101) on March 16, 2026. The combined ultraviolet, visible and near‑infrared data focus on the galaxy’s core, which lies about 25 million light‑years away and presents a rare face‑on...
Styling Lab-Grown Diamond Earrings for Everyday Diamond Jewelry Looks
Diamonds are no longer confined to weddings or gala events; lab‑grown diamond earrings are now positioned as everyday accessories. The article outlines practical styling rules—choosing studs or drops based on schedule, pairing simple apparel for maximum sparkle, and mixing metal...
French Government Blocks Sale of Newly Discovered Drawing by German Renaissance Master Hans Baldung
The French culture ministry stepped in at the last minute to block the auction of a newly identified Hans Baldung Grien drawing, slated for March 23 at Drouot with a pre‑sale estimate of €1.5‑3 million (approximately $1.65‑$3.3 million). The silverpoint portrait of...
Missouri Doula Program Shows Early Success as Lawmakers Look to Expansion
Missouri’s Medicaid program now offers free doula services to pregnant and postpartum mothers, reaching about 625 participants in its first 15 months. The initiative, championed by bipartisan lawmakers, aims to curb the state’s high maternal mortality rate—70 deaths annually, 80%...