Why the 2-Day Rule Could Be the Key to Building New HabitsSimple and realistic, the two-day rule is a great way to introduce new behaviours into your life. Here’s how to get started.
View OriginalThese Are the 11 Most-Wanted Items of Spring—And How to Style ThemAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.
View OriginalThe experts: perfumers on 20 ways to make you, your house and your laundry smell fabulousFrom a fancy fragrance to a simple bowl of oranges, scent can transform how you feel about yourself, another person or a place. But how can you work out what suits the moment? And the best way to get rid of a stink? Perfumers reveal how to make your world smell fantastic. 1.
View OriginalWhy Is My Apartment So Dusty All the Time?Walking into my apartment, you might think no one had been there for months. There is a thick layer of dust on nearly every surface — the dresser, the bookshelves, the mirrors. It gathers in the corners of my room, in long strings and fat clumps.
How Romanticizing Christmas Can Be Damaging to Mental HealthLove is all around us, especially at this time of year. But does the romantic notion of Christmas affect us negatively?
View Original10 Optimistic Podcast to Make You Feel Less Bad About Existing in 2024We’re only a few months into 2024 and it's going...bad. Horrific wars, mass civilian casualties, the ever worsening specter of climate change, and lots more to feel justifiably hopeless and helpless about (and we're not even in the thick of election season in the U.S. yet).
View OriginalWhatever Happened to the Urban Doom Loop?America’s superstar cities have avoided the post-pandemic death spiral—so far, anyway. Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration.
View OriginalHow To Become Wealthy In 5 YearsWhile many dream of being wealthy, few do the work to get there. The allure of financial comfort and security is universal, yet there seems to be resistance between the desire for wealth and the actions required to get there.
View OriginalWant To Declutter Your Brain? Cross Something Off Your 'Needle List'If you’re anything like me, you have a running list of smallish tasks piling up in your head at all times: make an appointment for your annual physical, return that shirt you ordered online, drop off that bag of clothes to donate.
View OriginalHow to Manage a ‘Desire Discrepancy’ With Your PartnerDoes this sound familiar: You've craved sex more than your partner did for months only for them to want to have more sex when you were content with having a nice cuddle? If it does, then you definitely have experienced "desire discrepancy,"—which, while frustrating, is also very common among coupl
View OriginalMiranda’s Last GiftWhen our daughter died suddenly, she left us with grief, memories—and Ringo. I was at the kitchen counter making coffee when my daughter Miranda’s dog approached. Ringo stands about 10 inches high at the shoulder, but he carries himself with supreme confidence.
View OriginalThe Magic of Bird BrainsAt around 9 A.M. every weekday, a crow caws in the Jardin des Plantes, the oldest botanical garden in Paris. The sound is a warning to every other crow: Frédéric Jiguet, a tall ornithologist whose dark hair is graying around the ears, has shown up for work.
View OriginalImpossible Desiresn Iroom 55 of the British Museum, tucked high beneath the dome of the Great Court, is a display case containing a broken clay tablet about the size of your outstretched palm – like a phone, when phones were big.
View OriginalSeven Ways to Boost Your Gmail ProductivityDealing with emails isn't the most fun way to pass the time, which is why most of us are looking to get in and our of our inboxes as quickly as possible—and through the years, Gmail has continued to add more and more features to help with that goal.
View OriginalI Hope You All Feel Terrible NowFor many years, the most-complained-about cover of the British satirical magazine Private Eye was the one it published in the week after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1997.