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Europe to replace passport stamps with fingerprint and face scans this month
Travelers heading to Europe will soon face a major change at border crossings. -
These are my go-to resistance band exercises for beginners (and they really work)
Are you a beginner interested in trying resistance bands? Utilize these seven exercises for a full-body workout. -
Reebok x PlayStation channels ‘90s nostalgia in anniversary collection
Reebok and PlayStation pay homage to the original console with a three-sneaker collection that is full of '90s nostalgia. -
Do you really have to push yourself close to the limit to see muscle growth? New study
You don’t always have to go hard or go home at the gym to make progress toward your fitness goals. Let’s delve into the research. -
Norqain’s purple Wild One Skeleton is a bold statement in hyper-light form
Norqain recently released a timepiece of audacious sophistication with the Wild One Skeleton 42 mm Purple, a limited edition that masterfully bridges the gap between rugged premium performance and captivating skeletal artistry. This impressive creation immediately mesmerizes with its dynamic architectural presence, housed within an ultra-lightweight, robust case crafted from the brand’s signature NORTEQ carbon […] -
This Caribbean destination is off Royal Caribbean’s schedule until next year
Royal Caribbean has officially extended its suspension of visits to Labadee, Haiti. -
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak RD#5 makes chronograph pushers feel effortless
Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak Jumbo Chronograph RD#5 fits flying tourbillon and flyback chronograph in 39mm x 8.1mm case. Rack-and-pinion system replaces heart cams for clicks needing one-tenth the force. 150 pieces at CHF 260,000. -
Seiko 5 Sports Bamford SRPL95: When London custom culture meets accessible dive design
Seiko adds another partner to the 5 Sports line with London's Bamford Watch Department. The SRPL95, restricted to 2,025 pieces at €480, layers translucent material, bright pigment and luminous treatment onto the SKX-shaped case, showing Bamford's shift from individual custom work toward joint releases with larger manufacturers. -
Porters are the underrated kings of fall beer
When it comes to autumn sipping, there are a lot of fall beer styles to choose from. They include Märzens, Vienna lagers, dark lagers, amber ales, brown ales, stouts, and pumpkin beers. There might not be a more underrated fall beer style than the classic porter. What is a porter? For those unaware, a porter […] -
The BMW M340i proves fun, fast sedans still matter in 2025
The sedan may not be too popular in 2025, but the BMW M340i is a good example of why it should be saved. -
Swiss brand NoNormal expands coffee paste lineup with Classic Black
By popular demand, the Swiss brand has now dropped an unsweetened Classic Black flavor, featuring the same bold flavor but without the sugar. -
Does terroir matter in spirits? Bourbon, Scotch, and tequila say yes
Spirits like bourbon, Scotch, and tequila are borrowing the wine world’s favorite word — terroir. But can you really taste place in the glass, or is it just good marketing? -
I rode Brightline across Florida—here’s why it beats driving (and flying)
The Brightline is a beacon of hope for high-speed train travel in the United States. -
Can you trust the heart rate data from your treadmill?
Are heart rate monitors on treadmills accurate? Keep reading to find out. -
Converse expands its loafer line with the CS Loafer II SK release
Converse adds two new colorways to its loafer lineup, adding new chic and elevated options for everyday style. -
Louis Moinet 1816 chronograph blends heritage and power in titanium form
Louis Moinet recently unveiled the 1816 Chronograph, a striking reimagining of the brand’s original ‘compteur de tierces’ stopwatch first constructed in 1816. Rendered now in refined Grade 5 titanium and featuring an integrated bracelet, the latest 1816 balances historical tribute with contemporary horological power. To refer to this as a statement piece doesn’t do it […]