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Harper Murray is a Winner—and She Wants to Keep it That Way
The Nebraska volleyball star on how experience, perspective, and gratitude have helped her thrive under the spotlight.
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Modern Portobello Stroganoff
Try this completely plant-based modern portobello stroganoff made with simple ingredients and vegan yogurt for an easy dinner
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Justin Boone Designs for Dad Life Daily With His Kids and Target’s Iconic Red Bag in Hand
In the quiet stillness of a New York morning, Justin Boone fastens a silver chain before reaching into his wardrobe. For the creative director, stylist, and vintage brand founder, getting dressed is a ritual rooted in personal identity. “When I’m getting dressed in the morning, fit, fabric, and function—like those are my three pillars,” Justin reflects, adjusting his beanie before stepping into a light-filled living room where his young daughter and son play across the carpet.
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I didn’t know you could use Plex like this
Plex surprises me with its suite of features, from its ability to work with useful add-ons to its ability to access personal images, like my own cloud storage. Not to mention the companion apps, like Plexamp, which is my personal favorite media player for playing back my CD collection.
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Vanillamace’s Sold Out Boy Smells Perfume Is Here to Stay
Boy Smells has just announced Vanillamace as the face of its "Vanilla Era" perfume. In addition to reimagining the beloved fragrance, the streamer is also fronting a campaign inspired by the chic vibes of the scent. When it comes to the partnership, the brand cites Vanillamace's unapologetic personality, tight-knit community and bold self-expression.In addition to symbolizing new beginnings for "Vanilla Era," the brand also says the collaboration marks a major transformation in the beauty world.
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The XbotGo Falcon dual-lens AI camera tracks every play automatically
If you've ever tried to record your kid's soccer match or your local five-a-side game on a phone, you already know the problem. The action moves faster than you can follow, the ball ends up out of frame half the time, and by the third quarter your arm is aching from holding the camera steady. Team sports are genuinely hard to capture well, and that difficulty is a big part of why so few grassroots games ever make it to video at all.
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Destinee Ross-Sutton on Why the Wrong Gallery Is Worse Than No Gallery
Summary 'State of Art' is a new HypeArt series inviting artists, curators, collectors and other leading voices to weigh in on the ideas, debates and cultural shifts shaping contemporary art. Through intimate questions and personal recommendations, the series offers a closer look at what is exciting the art world, what needs to change and where things may be heading next. For artists today, visibility no longer depends on being discovered by a gallery. Social media has collapsed many of the barriers that once separated artists from collectors,
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Wren Builds the Vessel Watch Around a Double-Faceted Sapphire Crystal
Summary Wren introduced the Vessel, a futuristic integrated-bracelet 904L steel watch.It features a world-first sapphire crystal with mirrored top-and-bottom curved facets.Limited to 300 pieces total, prices start at $2,900 USD. Wren is moving beyond the dive-watch category with The Vessel, a new integrated-bracelet sports watch that marks a significant expansion of the young New York independent’s design language.
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These 5 ESP32 and Raspberry Pi smart home projects take a weekend and cost less than $50
A free weekend is enough time to turn a spare Raspberry Pi or inexpensive ESP32 board into something genuinely useful. There are tons of projects that are compact enough to finish, or at least reach a satisfying first version before the weekend is over, yet open-ended enough to keep improving later.
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Your old Android phone is going to lose Android Auto very soon
If you're still using an older Android phone, one of its most useful features might be on borrowed time. Google is reportedly preparing to drop Android Auto support for phones running Android 10, which means you could soon lose access to navigation, music, and hands-free calls on your car's display — even if Android Auto has been working perfectly until now.
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One of Netflix’s best sci-fi shows was canceled twice and still deserves your weekend
The animated sci-fi series Scavengers Reign began as an eight-minute short in 2016 before spending years trying to become a full series. It eventually premiered on HBO Max in 2023, earned lots of critical acclaim, and was canceled after one season. Netflix then picked it up, giving fans hope that the streamer known for saving many axed series might allow the story to continue.
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Balenciaga Goes Analog in Its Latest Campaign
Balenciaga is putting its latest bag in a decidedly tactile setting. For the launch of the Hourglass Avenue Bag, the House tapped artist duo Hart Lëshkina to capture the new silhouette through a series of intimate photographs and videos.
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I ditched my carrier’s voicemail service after finding this Samsung feature
Voicemail is one of those features that just hasn't moved with the times. Visual voicemail is helpful, but there haven’t been any meaningful upgrades beyond that, like automatic summaries, noise removal, or anything else that feels like an upgrade.
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GANNI and lululemon Just Changed the Activewear Game
The collaboration you didn't know you needed? GANNI and lululemon. The two brands are putting a fashion-girl spin on activewear, joining forces for a 22-piece collection inspired by the joy, freedom and self-expression of movement.
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Alleged China ties put America’s favorite Wi-Fi router brand under fire
Your TP-Link Wi-Fi router could be a security risk, and four US states are suing the company over misleading customers about its products' manufacturing origins. According to the Montana Attorney General’s lawsuit, Florida, Montana, Iowa, and Nebraska each filed complaints against TP-Link on October 6, raising concerns regarding TP-Link's dependence on Chinese-made parts.
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Virtualization isn’t emulation, and it took installing Proxmox for me to really understand the difference
Virtualization, emulation, and containerization might all sound familiar, but their approaches couldn’t be more different. The three methodologies have very different use cases, and it can be confusing to keep track of them all. I've been trying out all three, and it's important to know when to use which.
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Eating Less Protein Could Boost Health, Longevity
Eating less protein could help you live longer, according to a new review exploring the multiple health benefits of protein restriction.
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I replaced Google Drive with Syncthing and realized I never needed the cloud
I’ve been using Google Drive for over a decade, and it’s become ingrained in almost everything I do online. I love that all my files sync across devices, but I never stopped to question whether they needed to be in the cloud, or what would happen if, for some reason, I couldn’t access Drive anymore.
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NOMOS Debuts Two Ice Blue Metro Watches
Summary NOMOS updates two Metro models with new Ice Blue metallic dials.The 37mm Date Power Reserve debuts the hand-wound DUW 4701 calibre.The 40.5mm neomatik 41 Update pairs automatic winding with NOMOS’ ring-date display. NOMOS is cooling down its Metro collection with two new “Ice Blue” references, translating the line’s urban design language into a pale metallic finish inspired by contemporary glass-and-steel architecture.
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everyone Takes Over BELOWGROUND With Hong Kong-Exclusive Releases
Summary Tokyo-based label everyone makes its Hong Kong debut at BELOWGROUND from October 9 - 13.The pop-up features Hong Kong-exclusive apparel, signature essentials and collaborations with A.PRESSE, adidas Originals and othersPostmodern furniture by Ettore Sottsass and Shiro Kuramata completes the space. Tokyo-based streetwear label everyone, founded by Ryo Miyoshi, is making its official Hong Kong debut with a temporary brick-and-mortar space at BELOWGROUND.
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