Golden Goose Taps Gabriel Diallo, Dayana Yastremska as Brand Ambassadors
Golden Goose announced Canadian ATP rising star Gabriel Diallo and Ukrainian WTA talent Dayana Yastremska as its newest brand ambassadors. The duo will front the "Off Duty Dreamers – Life is the Real Game" campaign, which showcases athletes in moments away from competition. Their appointments expand an existing roster that already includes skateboarders and padel players. The move aligns with Golden Goose's broader push into racket sports, highlighted by the 2025 opening of the Golden Goose Arena in Milan.
Live Coverage: SpaceX Resets Starlink Mission From Cape Canaveral for Saturday
SpaceX postponed the Starlink 6-61 launch from Friday to Saturday, targeting an 8:30 a.m. EDT liftoff from Cape Canaveral. The mission will carry 29 new Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 booster B1095, which is on its sixth flight. A 75% chance of...
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The 6 Major Theories of Emotion
The article outlines six major theories of emotion—evolutionary, James‑Lange, Cannon‑Bard, Schachter‑Singer, cognitive appraisal, and facial‑feedback—grouped into physiological, neurological, and cognitive categories. Each theory offers a distinct mechanism, from adaptive survival functions to the role of bodily feedback and mental labeling....
Hear BILMURI Teams with A DAY TO REMEMBER’s JEREMY MCKINNON on New Song “ALWAYS LET YOU DOWN”
Bilmuri has released the new single “Always Let You Down,” featuring A Day to Remember frontman Jeremy McKinnon. The track combines aggressive metalcore riffs with melodic vocal hooks and will appear on Bilmuri’s upcoming KINDA HARD album, due April 4...
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How Social Comparison Theory Influences Our Views on Ourselves
Social comparison theory, introduced by Leon Festinger in 1954, explains how individuals assess their abilities, traits, and opinions by comparing themselves to others. The theory distinguishes upward comparisons, which inspire improvement, and downward comparisons, which enhance self‑esteem. However, inaccurate comparisons...
What Do Your Cocktails Smell Like? Take Your Drinks To The Next Level With Aromatic Vapor
Taste expert Mandy Naglich explains that roughly 80 % of flavor comes from smell, prompting bars to use aromatic vapor as a garnish. High‑end venues like Saikindō, Giacosa 1815, and Barcelona’s Dr. Stravinsky Parfumerie are deploying vanilla, orange‑zest, and custom scent mists...
Psychiatric Self-Admission May Cut Stress and Reduce Emergency Visits, Study Suggests
A Karolinska Institutet study finds that psychiatric self‑admission—where patients can directly request short inpatient stays—reduces stress and anxiety while enabling earlier intervention. Qualitative interviews show patients experience greater autonomy, improved daily functioning, and stronger relationships with relatives. The model also...
Peter Schneider Dies at 85; His Novels Explored a Divided Germany
German novelist Peter Schneider, renowned for works like “Lenz” and “The Wall Jumper,” died on March 3 at 85 from kidney cancer. His fiction traced Germany’s post‑war turmoil, from the 1960s student protests to the fall of the Berlin Wall and...
Space Jam: NASA’s MADCAP Team Directs Traffic at the Moon
NASA’s Mission Analysis and Design for Cislunar and Planetary (MADCAP) team has been quietly tracking every spacecraft in lunar orbit for the past 15 years. In March 2025 the privately‑run Blue Ghost lander narrowly avoided a collision with another orbiter,...
Gut Health Supplement Relieves Arthritis Pain, Finds New Study
A new randomized trial (INSPIRE) led by the University of Nottingham found that daily supplementation with the prebiotic fiber inulin significantly reduced knee osteoarthritis pain and improved grip strength. Participants receiving inulin also showed higher levels of butyrate and GLP‑1,...
JJF + Dane Reynolds Recall The Best Session Of Their Lives
John John Florence and Dane Reynolds recall their 2012 Japan session as the best waves of their careers. Fourteen years later, both have left the professional tour to launch their own surf‑centric businesses. They reunite on episode five of the...
Waring Culinary Collaboration & Fermentation Innovation Is Expanding Nation’s Menus
Waring’s new Planit POD Fermentation System lets commercial kitchens ferment and pasteurize fresh plant‑based proteins in just 24 hours, handling up to eight pounds per cycle. The compact, pre‑programmed unit removes the guesswork of mold‑based fermentation, enabling chefs to create...
‘We Broke Every Rule’: How Cult Boutique Incu Shook up Australia’s Fashion Scene
Incu, a cult boutique chain founded by the Wu brothers in 2002, now runs 13 stores across Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast, offering curated high‑priced streetwear that sits between premium and luxury. The retailer emphasizes selective brand mixes, vertical...
Latam Fashion Circle Invites Applications From Latin American Fashion Brands for Its Showroom
The Latam Fashion Circle announced a free application process for Latin American fashion brands to showcase in a dedicated showroom in Paris next October. Backed by Latin American embassies, cultural services and private sponsors, the initiative will also host a...
Why Hot, Polluted Weeks May Be a Critical Window for Suicide Prevention
A University of Utah Health study of 7,500 Utah suicides (2000‑2016) found that short‑term heat stress significantly raises suicide risk, with a 5% increase for every 9 °F rise in wet‑bulb globe temperature. The risk spikes during the warm season (late...
Country Music Cruise Sets Lineup, New Ship for 2027
Country Music Cruise announced its 13th annual voyage, sailing Feb 7‑14 2027 from Fort Lauderdale to San Juan and Philipsburg. The cruise will move to the larger Celebrity Silhouette, reflecting growing demand as past sailings have sold out quickly. Headliners such as Clint Black,...
Should I Take Vitamin C to Ward Off Colds, Lower Blood Pressure or Reduce Cancer Risk?
Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis, antioxidant protection and iron absorption, but its health‑boosting claims are frequently overstated. Systematic reviews show that daily supplementation of 200 mg or more does not lower the incidence of the common cold, and only...
Ditch the Darth Vader Mask for Sleep Apnea
Scientists have identified sulthiame, an old epilepsy drug, as a promising treatment for moderate‑to‑severe sleep apnea. In a German trial of 298 patients, higher doses cut breathing pauses by nearly 50% and boosted overnight oxygen levels. The findings, published in...
From Japanese Walking to 75 Hard: What the Science Really Says About Viral Fitness Trends
A recent review dissected four viral fitness trends—Japanese interval walking, the 75 Hard challenge, dead hangs, and Pilates—comparing their popularity on TikTok with peer‑reviewed evidence. Japanese walking showed measurable improvements in strength, aerobic capacity, and blood pressure, though adherence was modest....
Adelaide-Developed Crusher Targets Cheaper, Cleaner Mineral Processing
University of Adelaide researchers have created a low‑emission crusher, GRolls, that replaces traditional grinding in copper‑gold ore processing. Early trials show the system can reduce particle size to below 425 µm in a single pass while cutting energy use by roughly...
VR Could Reduce Anxiety for People Undergoing Medical Procedures
A study presented at the European Association of Urology Congress demonstrated that a virtual‑reality (VR) consent experience significantly improves patient understanding of shockwave lithotripsy and reduces pre‑procedure anxiety. The trial involved 150 adults aged 22 to 80 at University Hospital...
Cubesat Ultraviolet Space Telescope Achieves First Light
NASA’s SPARCS cubesat, roughly the size of a cereal box, has achieved first light by capturing both near‑ and far‑ultraviolet false‑color images of a nearby star. The mission is designed to monitor flare and sunspot activity on low‑mass stars that...
Can Plastic-Eating Fungi Help Clean up Nappy Waste?
Disposable nappies generate massive waste, with 300,000 units discarded each minute worldwide. Texas startup Hiro introduced unbleached diapers that contain a packet of fungi designed to break down the product, pricing the monthly supply at $136 and a $199 subscription,...
What the Art Basel and UBS Market Report Tells Us About the State of the Art World
The Art Basel and UBS 2025 market report shows global art sales rebounding 4% to $59.6 billion, ending two years of decline. Auctions led the recovery with a 9% rise, driven by high‑price works over $10 million, while dealer sales nudged up...
Scan that Makes Prostate Cancer Cells Glow Could Cut Need for Biopsies
Researchers presented PRIMARY2 trial data showing that PSMA PET/CT imaging can safely halve the number of biopsies required for men with suspected prostate cancer after a normal MRI. The molecular scan highlights aggressive cancer cells by making them glow, allowing...
How the Classic Computer Game Doom Became a Tool for Science
The 1997 release of Doom's source code has turned the classic first‑person shooter into a versatile research platform. Scientists in Australia trained silicon‑chip neurons to navigate Doom’s 3‑D maze, while MIT engineers displayed Doom frames using fluorescent‑tagged E. coli. The game’s...
Circuit Response to Neuromodulation Characterized with Simultaneous Deep Brain Stimulation and Precision Neuroimaging in Humans
Researchers used a 3‑T MRI‑compatible deep brain stimulation system to record extensive functional MRI data from 14 Parkinson’s disease patients over a year. Each participant completed 11.7 hours of fMRI across seven stimulation conditions at five longitudinal visits, alongside structural and...
Exclusive Pre- and Post-Event Delegate Trips at AdventureELEVATE Europe 2026
Adventure travel association ATTA’s member Primitivo Travel has unveiled two exclusive delegate trips surrounding AdventureELEVATE Europe 2026. A pre‑event itinerary (May 16‑18) takes participants from Madrid to Vielha for horseback riding in Segovia, a Numancia history tour, and mountain biking or...
Iconic Malibu Restaurant Poised to Reopen 14 Months After Palisades Fire
Duke’s Malibu, the iconic oceanfront restaurant on Pacific Coast Highway, is set to reopen this Friday after a 14‑month shutdown caused by mudslide damage from the 2025 Palisades fire. The venue underwent a full renovation, replacing walls, equipment, plumbing and...
10 Years Later, Mark Wahlberg's Big-Budget Disaster Epic Wins Big on Streaming
Mark Wahlberg’s 2016 disaster epic *Deepwater Horizon* has resurfaced as a streaming hit on Netflix, despite its original $150 million budget and a $112 million box‑office loss. The film, which earned two Oscar nominations, now ranks among the most‑watched titles on Netflix’s...
Russell Crowe’s Hard-Boiled Detective Drama Is a Must-Watch for 'Cross' Fans
Russell Crowe's 2024 crime thriller "Sleeping Dogs" has become a cult favorite despite poor critical reviews. The film holds a 43% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes but an 80% audience rating on Popcornmeter, and it earned only $2 million at the...
Final Oscar Predictions: Best Supporting Actress — Will Amy Madigan Become the Second Oldest Winner, or Will Wunmi Mosaku or...
Amy Madigan, 75, is a frontrunner for Best Supporting Actress after sweeping critics’ awards for her role in Zach Cregger’s horror film *Weapons*. She faces two strong rivals: Teyana Taylor, who has won every major televised precursor, and Wunmi Mosaku, a...
Listen to the Latest From Yoga Journal, From Archival Interviews to Meditation Hacks
Yoga Journal has launched a members‑only audio playlist that converts its latest articles into text‑to‑speech format. The curated collection includes meditation shortcuts, archival interviews with yoga pioneers, and niche practices like snow yoga. Listeners can also access similar audio options...
How Much Fat Is Too Much On A Steak?
Grilling pitmaster Christie Vanover advises a quarter‑inch fat cap as the sweet spot for steak flavor and protection on the grill. Thicker caps increase flare‑up risk, so she recommends trimming excess before cooking. The trimmed fat isn’t waste—it can be...
Safety Isn’t Optional: How Indian Bike Gears Gave Me Reasons to Smile
The Indian motorcycle‑riding‑gear market has surged, crossing $800 million in 2024 and projected to hit $1.2 billion by 2030. Home‑grown brands such as Rynox, Raida and ViaTerra are delivering protection‑focused jackets, pants and accessories at a fraction of imported prices, while tailoring...
Seeing Our World Differently
At a recent InsightLA gathering, participant Pablo Das explained how mindfulness can temper rumination and hyper‑vigilance that often follow trauma. He described mindfulness as an objective, non‑reactive awareness that lets individuals pause before reacting, creating space to evaluate thoughts, speech,...
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[Therapeutics] Pyruvate Kinase Activators in Hereditary Haemolytic Anaemias: Current Evidence and Clinical Potential
Hereditary hemolytic anemias affect millions worldwide and have few disease‑modifying options. Oral pyruvate kinase activators, especially mitapivat, increase glycolytic ATP production, correcting a common metabolic defect in red cells. Clinical trials have shown efficacy in pyruvate kinase deficiency, sickle cell...
First Nations Ceramics Exhibition Of This Earth Starts National Tour in Cairns
The National Gallery of Australia has launched the touring exhibition "Of This Earth: Transforming Culture and Country through First Nations Ceramics" in Cairns, showcasing 29 works by 28 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. The show highlights both ancient clay...
Five Below's $5 Organizer Eliminates Kitchen Clutter
Five Below introduced a $5 Rotating Art Organizer, a six‑compartment, pastel‑colored, spin‑away storage unit designed for kitchen drawers. Priced at $5, the compact organizer holds small utensils, condiment spouts, mini serving tools, and can be color‑coded for tasks or flavors....
SCMP Political Cartoonist Harry Harrison’s New Year of the Horse Collection to Be Auctioned
South China Morning Post’s veteran cartoonist Harry Harrison is debuting a new “Year of the Horse” collection, featuring eight original watercolour and ink illustrations that will be auctioned by The Store by SCMP. Bidding opens on March 13 and runs...
Sony Pictures Animation’s ‘GOAT’ Makes History as First Major Studio Film Voiced by an All-Disability Loop Group
Sony Pictures Animation’s new film GOAT has become the first major studio release to feature an all‑disability loop group, providing the crowd and ambient sounds throughout the movie. The Disability Loop Group, created through the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge, includes...
Dialable Camping Stove Cranks up Outback Cooking Power for Full Meals
Jetboil has launched the Trailcook series, an all‑in‑one stove system that adds simmer, sauté and stir‑fry capability to its ultra‑light backpacking heritage. The line includes a 2.0 L pot weighing 629 g that serves 2‑4 people and a 1.2 L solo model at...
‘Dad Was and Is My Hero’: Robert Irwin Opens up to Anderson Cooper
Robert Irwin sat down with Anderson Cooper on the *All There Is* podcast to discuss his late father, Steve Irwin, and the emotional legacy he left behind. The 22‑year‑old conservationist described how he still feels his dad’s presence, especially after...
'I Was Obsessed' - New Behind-the-Scenes Footage of Street Fighter Film Shown with Actors Discussing What the Fighting Game Means
Behind‑the‑scenes footage of the upcoming Street Fighter live‑action film was unveiled at Capcom Cup 12, featuring director Takayuki Nakayama alongside the principal cast. The actors, including Andrew Koji, Callina Liang, 50 Cent and Olivier Richters, discuss their personal connections to the game and showcase...
How Much Will It Cost to Thru-Hike a Long Trail in 2026? We Did the Math.
Backpacker estimates that a 2026 Appalachian Trail thru‑hike will cost roughly $8,000, while the Pacific Crest Trail will average about $10,700. The rise reflects 38% overall U.S. inflation since 2015, plus outdoor‑industry specific price pressures from tariffs, supply‑chain disruptions, and...
'Burping' Isn't Just For Infants. Turns Out It Benefits Your Kitchen, Too
The article revives the centuries‑old German practice of “house burping,” encouraging homeowners to briefly open kitchen windows to improve indoor air quality. Modern advocates suggest 5‑10 minutes of ventilation twice daily, especially in winter or after moisture‑heavy activities like cooking...
The One Piece X Crocs Classic Clog “Roronoa Zoro” Is A Foot Locker Exclusive
Crocs is releasing a One Piece‑themed Classic Clog called “Roronoa Zoro.” The shoe features a green‑red colorway with swords, a bandana strap, and other pirate motifs. It will drop on March 14, 2026, sold exclusively at Foot Locker for $70. The partnership...
‘Capturing Bigfoot’ Review: Cultural Mystery Meets Family History in a Captivating and Revelatory Doc
Marq Evans’s documentary *Capturing Bigfoot* debuted in the SXSW Documentary Spotlight, tracing the half‑century saga sparked by the 1967 Patterson‑Gimlin film. The film interweaves fresh archival material and newly uncovered evidence that reignites the hoax versus authenticity debate. It also...
Humans Can Read the Expressions and Feelings of Our Primate Cousins
A multinational team of psychologists showed that laypeople can accurately interpret and label the facial expressions of monkeys and apes. In a study of 212 participants, subjects categorized primate faces as happy, angry, sad, fearful, disgusted or surprised and their...
Remembering Neon Artist and Glass-Bending Master Wil Kirkman
Wil Kirkman, a Boise‑based neon artist and glass‑bending specialist, passed away from cancer in 2025, leaving a legacy as one of Idaho's last practitioners of the craft. Known for creating and repairing intricate glass light fixtures, he worked with neon...