How did the notion of New Year’s resolutions get started? We need to go back about 4,000 years to ancient Babylonia and the ...

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People in one group were asked to pick a convenient two-hour window, and to follow a strict routine: something along the ...

After six years and a brutal but necessary and rewarding bottoming out, San Jose is using the P-word and can do so with true ...

A myriad of tactile products made from materials including ceramic, lacquer and wood have been displayed at Japan House London as part of the Hyakkō exhibition, which examines Japan's contemporary ...

Everyone knows at this point that the United States is currently undergoing a very harsh and very fast cultural regression. What has been pejoratively described as the moral “excesses” of 2020 liberal ...

Dahlak Brathwaite’s “Try/Step/Trip,” part of the Under the Radar festival, uses the language of step to express the ...

An international team, including researchers from HSE University, has created the first comprehensive map of ...

As a tech explorer and author of the Wonder Tools newsletter, I’ve tested more than 200 Ed Tech services this year in search ...

From AI slop to rage bait, 2025’s words reveal a world shaped by tech, outrage, and the human need to connect.

Boredom prevents many people from sticking to a new-year fitness plan, so could a variety of classes, challenges and exercise ...