My Favorite Ways to Organize an Abundance of Cosmetics
Because there are so many kinds and colors of makeup, it’s easy to amass a large collection, even if you only use a small portion of it every day. Having a clean, organized makeup collection is important—not just because it’s more aesthetically pleasing, but because organization can help you keep track of what products you […]
Update Google Chrome ASAP
Attention, Chrome users: It’s time to update your browser. Google dropped an update on Wednesday for Chrome on Windows, Mac, and Linux, and while that “Update” button in the corner of your browser window can be all too easy to ignore, you really shouldn’t. Chrome 125 includes patches for nine security vulnerabilities. While all security […]
Seven Ways to Know If You’re a Toxic Parent (and What to Do About It)
Most people aren’t intentionally toxic. Rather, the way we were raised, the relationships we have, or our own temperament can allow bad habits to slip into the way we parent in a way that can negatively impact our longterm relationships with our kids. That’s one of the (many) struggles that comes with this role—we can’t […]
How to Go Back to Windows 10 If You Regret Installing Windows 11
Like it or not, Windows 11 is here to stay. If you want to continue using Microsoft’s operating system, you’re going to be forced to embrace it sooner or later. Starting Oct. 14, 2025, Microsoft will stop free software and security updates for Windows 10, and while you have the option to pay for updates, […]
My Favorite Items From the Home Depot Memorial Day Sale
With summer grilling and get-togethers on the deck gearing up for warm weather, having outdoor furniture for entertaining or just making your morning coffee spot more comfortable is on the agenda. Getting your patio ready for guests can be expensive, though—here are some deals to help you get the outdoor space of your dreams ready […]
Get a Free Ryobi Cordless Tool When You Buy a Battery Starter Kit
If it’s time to expand your existing Ryobi tool set, or you’re just starting to build a cordless tool library, starting out with a combination of batteries and tools is the way to go. If you plan to use cordless tools often, it’s worth having at least two batteries so have a charged one to […]
The 50 Most Essential Queer Movies
There are as many paths to exploring queer history as there are people who have lived it, and many legends we’ve nearly forgotten about who, in a more just world, would be household names. History can provide inspiration, and can also help us to avoid making the same damn mistakes again and again—mistakes like forgetting […]
You Should Add Better Wheels to Your Office Chair
The average person spends about 10 hours a day sitting. Yes, all that sitting is very, very bad for you in terms of your health—but it can also be bad for the floor in your home office if you’re rolling around in a standard desk chair. Anyone who has spent any time in a rolling […]
The Out-of-Touch Adults’ Guide to Kid Culture: The Song of the Summer
Summer is coming on fast, and young people seem to be turning their attention away from weighty topics like “would you rather be trapped in the woods with a bear or a man,” to more lighthearted concerns—like unhinged home design videos, candy salad, and Billie Eilish’s new song “Lunch.” Viral video of the week: Billie […]
What’s New on Hulu in June 2024
A highlight of Hulu’s June lineup is season three of FX’s The Bear (June 27), the Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning chaotic comedy-drama starring Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as chefs and staff of the Chicago beef sandwich shop. The season sees the crew trying to elevate The Bear to the […]
Daily Search Forum Recap: May 21, 2024
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google’s CEO, Sunda Pichai, spoke about AI Overviews killing the web, small publishers dying and not giving us Search Console data (well…
My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: Amazon Kindle Scribe
When it comes to e-readers designed for note-taking, there isn’t a lot of strong, reputable competition. The Kindle Scribe is not the first of its kind (the first Onyx Boox Note Air launched in 2020), yet it remains one of the most recognizable names in its category. And right now, the 16 GB Kindle Scribe […]
12 of the Best Podcasts of 2024 (So Far)
We’re nearly halfway through 2024, which makes it’s a great time to do inventory on the podcasts that have come out so far that shouldn’t be missed. Here’s a list of the true-crime, comedy, fiction, and culture shows that stand out from the rest and will be some of the best things you listen to […]
Standard Chartered anticipates spot Ethereum ETFs approval this week
Standard Chartered expects SEC approval of Ethereum ETFs this week. The bank predicted inflows of $15-45 billion that could drive ETH price to $8,000 by the end of 2024. Ether’s price has surged 19% in the past 24 hours, reflecting the optimism in the market. Standard Chartered expects the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) […]
Google AI Overviews Colors Do Not Indicate Confidence Of Response
Google’s John Mueller said the colors that Google selects for the AI Overviews has no indication of the confidence of the response. Back when SGE (old name for AI Overviews), Google told me the color had more to do with the journey but they were just fun.
