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UGG and Liberaiders reimagine two silhouettes with global tribal energy
UGG and Liberaiders join forces to add a tribal twist to two of your favorite UGG silhouettes for the fall season. -
Porsche’s ultimate restoration showdown: finalists announced
The finalists of the 2025 Porsche Classic Restoration Challenge are set, with restored legends heading to the national finals in October. -
What can exercise do for your cholesterol? Here’s the science
What can exercise do for your cholesterol? In general, studies show that exercising is also beneficial for your cholesterol levels. Let’s take a look. -
These airports topped the 2025 J.D. Power North America satisfaction study
The study found that, while crowds, increasing prices, and delays ran rampant, those were offset by other factors that elevated traveler satisfaction. -
Formula 1 2026: full schedule, new rules, new fuels, new era
F1’s 2026 calendar features 24 races, Madrid’s debut, and the launch of a new sustainable fuel era starting in Australia and ending in Abu Dhabi. -
Why grilled bone marrow is the ultimate indulgence for meat lovers
When bone marrow is grilled to perfection, it delivers a flavor experience that borders on the transcendent. -
Inside The Bridge IX: 5 incredible vehicles from the world’s most exclusive car show
Picking the most interesting vehicles at a highly exclusive car show isn't easy, but I gave it a go. -
The wild workout your body was built for: Primal movement is trending
Primal movement involves natural movements that have been fundamental for humans throughout our history. Here are the benefits. -
We tried Elijah Craig’s Ryder Cup bourbon — here’s what it tastes like
Elijah Craig is the Official Bourbon of the 2025 Ryder Cup. To celebrate the renowned tournament’s return to the US, the famed Kentucky-based distillery is releasing a limited-edition small batch bourbon — and we got our hands on it. This expression is part of the brand’s “Road to the Ryder Cup” campaign. Elijah Craig 2025 […] -
America’s best beginner hiking trails just ranked—and the winner isn’t out West
A new InsureMyTrip study just spotlighted the best beginner-friendly trails in the U.S. -
What is the German Beer Purity Law of 1516 and why does it still matter?
The German Beer Purity Law of 1516, also known as the Reinheitsgebot, limited beer to just water, barley, and hops. Learn why this 500-year-old rule still matters in brewing today. -
Packing cubes vs. compression cubes: Which is best for air travel?
Struggling to pack efficiently? See how packing cubes vs. compression cubes compare for space, organization, and stress-free travel. -
Hyatt fall sale: save up to 30% on stays booked by September 30
Hyatt’s fall sale is here with up to 30% off stays, and it’s too good to miss. -
Boost your nutrition with these smart vitamin and mineral combos
Some nutrients require each other for proper absorption. Discover five essential food pairings to include in your diet. -
How to autumn-ize your Paloma cocktail
Farewell summer beer drops, we hardly knew you. Actually, we’re still enjoying them and just beginning that seasonal transition. And a great way to do so is by way of a cocktail that echoes the moment. Now, that does not just mean jumping right into pumpkin spice lattes and throwing on your favorite beanie. You’ve […] -
Citizen takes aim at Grand Seiko snowflake with half-price alternative
Citizen expands its 30th Anniversary collection with two washi paper dial watches featuring precious metal leaf effects. The platinum and gold variants target Grand Seiko's Snowflake with superior accuracy at lower pricing.