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How to pack a backpack like a minimalist (without forgetting anything)
Learn how to pack in a backpack for minimalist travel. Tips for choosing the right backpack, packing light, and traveling stress-free with just one bag. -
ASICS introduces a GEL-NYC duo wrapped in autumnal tones
ASICS revives its early 2000s favorite, the GEL-NYC, with two new retro-inspired colorways. -
Versace’s new GMT watch features a striking burgundy dial
Versace unveils a timepiece that masterfully combines Italian opulence with practical globetrotting functionality in the captivating new Burgundy V-Contempo GMT Gent. This latest model of the revered V-Contempo collection immediately commands attention with its rich, wine-red dial, a color evoking refined passion and timeless elegance. The sophisticated color palette is complemented by a robust 43mm […] -
Flat vs. incline: Which walk torches more calories? Here’s the science
With the rising popularity of the 12-3-30 incline treadmill workout, I was curious to learn more about the science behind incline walking. -
Bugatti brings hypercar-inspired eyewear to SILMO Paris 2025
Bugatti is expanding beyond hypercars again—this time with eyewear. At SILMO Paris 2025, the French automaker will unveil its newest collection of glasses and sunglasses, designed with the same mix of engineering and luxury that defines its cars. The highlight is a titanium frame inspired by the Tourbillon hypercar, alongside rimless and navigator models. There […] -
Leading by example: Do active parents raise more active kids? New study explores
Parents don’t just pass down their genes. Do active parents really raise more active kids? These researchers set off to find out. -
How Teremana Tequila makes a Red Margarita
Fall is here and with it comes a whole slew of changes and colors. If you’re like us, you’re probably slipping into moodier music, heavier clothing, and bigger drinks, like amber ale beers and whiskey cocktail recipes. But that does not mean we leave our beloved agave spirits behind. Oh no, mezcal and tequila are […] -
Redhook drops ’81 Light Lager for quittin’ time
Some beers are more refreshing than others. You know, like light lager beers as opposed to barrel-aged stouts. Redhook just launched one that’s ideal for the five o’clock exhale. Introducing Redhook ’81, a light lager that pays homage to the year the brewery started. It’s a crisp-as-fall beer in a cool retro can and just […] -
Every cup of this coffee helps feed someone in need — meet the woman behind the mission
I chatted with Cross to learn more about Sapphire Coffee and its inspiring mission and to explore more about how every batch of Sapphire Coffee tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and unparalleled quality. -
The one restaurant rule every American should know before dining in Europe
Yet, this 'American' nature conflicts with European cultural norms for dining, leaving us to adjust our dining habits to match the standard while traveling. -
The steak debate that never dies: Are bone-in steaks actually better?
Think bone-in steaks taste better? Science says otherwise. Learn the real difference between bone-in and boneless steak, and which one’s worth your money. -
Portland tops WalletHub’s 2025 list of best coffee cities in the U.S.
This report identifies some of the best local coffee scenes in America, comparing the 100 largest cities across 12 key indicators of a strong coffee culture. -
Track-tested: Maserati’s GT2 Stradale is road-legal, terrifying, and brilliant
It takes a world class track to truly test a world class car. It also takes a world class driver, unfortunately. -
A desert town near Tucson is America’s new fall favorite
Move over, New England, this year’s hottest fall getaway is hiding in the Arizona desert.