Orion Carloto and Arman Nafeei, photographed by Katie Walsh. Back in March, man-about-town and founder of the music podcast Are We On Air (later referred to as the “Willy Wonka of c… Read More

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Devstream 180 for Warframe has just wrapped up on all Digital Extreme’s official channels. This Devstream was one of the meatiest of the year and the final one before TennoCo… Read More

An undated photo by Bob MizerBeginning in 1973, Trent Dunphy ran The Magazine on a rough-and-tumble stretch of Larkin Street in San Francisco’s Tenderloin district for 50 years. The… Read More

Jeff Benedict1956 – 2024 Jeffrey Earl Benedict left the mortal realm on April 24, 2024. He was born in Seattle, Washington, on June 27, 1956, to Kenneth and Marjorie Benedict. Gr… Read More

This week has been hectic although looking back on it, it’s less that I’ve had a hectic week and more that, after last week’s visitation from Cardinal Chunder and friends I… Read More

No. I am not a Francophile or so I claimed. Okay, I guess I am but I didn't know I was, alas - - based on the many things I have purchased in the past whether it's a decor item, book, o… Read More

Elaine Khosrova had cooked and baked with butter for years yet she'd never given the dairy staple much thought until she was assigned an editorial project to "taste, describe, and rate… Read More

It’s Thursday and time for another Thursday Favorite Things. Thank you for being here! Bloggers, share your new or old blog posts, and please do visit some others. There is so much cre… Read More

Table of ContentsTop Things to Do in Tulsa :Accommodation in Tulsa:Restaurants in Tulsa: Nestled along the verdant banks of the Arkansas River, Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a vibrant city brimming… Read More

About Cambridge Nestled along the serene banks of the River Cam in eastern England lies the historic city of Cambridge, a captivating destination steeped in centuries of academic prestige an… Read More

Discovering the Charm of St. Louis Vintage Shops St. Louis, a city known for its iconic Gateway Arch, also harbors some of the most eclectic and captivating vintage stores. For those who lov… Read More

Reading your favorite book in electronic format (aka ebook) from a tablet or smartphone as you are waiting for the bus or during your breaks from work can surely be a very pleasant and usefu… Read More

At the start of this year, Digital Extremes started a new weekly show called “Devshorts“. This new weekly show is aimed at keeping the Warframe and Soulframe communities up to da… Read More

Increasingly, we live in an age espousing the end of photography. Whether it be from the smartphone’s market takeover, the rise of artificial intelligence or social media’s deval… Read More

By Josh Dzieza, an investigations editor covering tech, business, and climate change. Since joining The Verge in 2014, he’s won a Loeb Award for feature writing, among others.Like mil… Read More

Thanks for visiting NSFW Lesbosexy Sunday!! + Skype intercourse is lots weirder than typical gender . So vocalizing every thing, recalling limits with display… Read More

In 2023, women artists from India achieved new heights and were lauded worldwide. With Amrita Sher-Gil’s work ‘The Story Teller’ becoming the most expensive Indian artwork… Read More

and thoughts and concepts. Old and new works – mostly new. And it’s about more than a few brush strokes. When Chinese people see my calligraphy, especially the one written… Read More

Originally premiering at La MaMa Experimental Theatre’s Downstairs Theater last spring, Fri, Apr 21, 2023, I suddenly remember hearing from maura nguyễn donohue, a fellow CULTURE… Read More

Miners’ Strike 1984 mass picket confronting police lines, Bilston Glen. Norman Strike at the front of a mass picket, Scotland. © John Sturrock, reportdi… Read More

Traveling opens doors to new experiences, cultures, and landscapes, leaving an indelible mark on our lives. However, with the amount of stress and mess traveling may bring, this hobby can fe… Read More

Photo credit: Joe Horner We all love to create beautiful things. But how do you harness that into building a successful career? Illustr… Read More

I have, for whatever reason, live-blogged my career. Posting technical tips I’ve learned. Complaining about bugs I’ve uncovered. Elaborating on struggles my teams have faced. Mix… Read More

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No. I am not a Francophile or so I claimed. Okay, I guess I am but I didn't know I was, alas - - based on the many things I have purchased in the past whether it's a decor item, book, o… Read More

An ideal place to visit with friends and family to spend the best vacation of your life Located in the heart of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, Saint Maxime is considered one of the favorite de… Read More

Our admiration of the antique is not admiration of the old, but of the natural. –Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays I didn’t really need confirmation of the fact that I have been doing… Read More

If you’re reading an article about cricket on the internet, then at some point in your life you have watched a Rob Moody video. It would have bobbed up, a YouTube link in a group cha… Read More

*JAY-Z gave Gayle King a tour of his Book of Hov” exhibit at the Brooklyn Public Library, where they discussed whether his daughter Blue Ivy thinks he’s cool. The exhibition exp… Read More

Since childhood I've been an avid Francophile. Clearly, that is due, in no small part, to parental influence but I think it goes further than that. We spent almost all of our family holidays… Read More

The most popular apps suck us into the technological equivalent of couch lock, but it’s easy to imagine how things might have gone differently. Rather than idly scrolling and mindlessl… Read More

Ah, how I love junk journals! To me, this journaling method is the epitome of all things creative and free. Do you believe that you can make a junk journal from basically anything! Have… Read More

By David Pierce, editor-at-large and Vergecast co-host with over a decade of experience covering consumer tech. Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired.Artifact, the alg… Read More

Image licensed via Adobe Stock We examine why creatives are leaving social media, why it's increasingly useless for self-promotion, a… Read More

I think we can all agree that journaling is a fantastic way to express ourselves and capture precious memories. However, have you ever considered taking your journaling to a whole new level… Read More

Introduction Nestled in the picturesque town of Gettysburg, the Gettysburg Trading Post is a testament to America’s rich history. This unassuming haven is a treasure trove of artifacts… Read More

Uproxx DoLab’s signature festival, Lightning in a Bottle, “has been on my list” for a long time now. Ever since Jade Moyano rumbled up to the fest in a camper van, in t… Read More

A move to meaningful sharing can improve well-being and security alike If anything, we today use devices to share too much of ourselves. Social networks and smartphones have made it worrying… Read More

Summer isn’t over yet; theme parks are still drawing crowds, and San Diego Comic-Con 2023 is arriving later this week. Despite the ongoing WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, the annual event s… Read More

On July 1, I shifted to emeritus status at the university where I’ve been teaching for the past 12 years. We’ve come to use “emeritus” as an honorary term where those… Read More