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How Nathan Cornwell Is Putting Chiswick on London’s Culinary Map
Nathan Cornwell. Rebecca Dickson Tourists don’t often venture to Chiswick, a west London neighborhood with a charming communal feel, because it seems too off the beaten path. The area is even avoided by some Londoners, who are also under the misconception that it’s too far removed from the center of town. But those who do…
Read MoreHow Kristen Bell Said She’d React to Dax Shepard Losing Golden Globe 2026
Kristen Bell is proud of her Armchair Expert. Ahead of Amy Poehler taking home the inaugural Best Podcast win at the Golden Globes 2026, the Nobody Wants This actress emphasized her joy in husband Dax Shepard for even receiving a nomination. “I’m a hype man,” Kristen told E! News’ Justin Sylvester on the red carpet…
Read MoreHey Now, These Lizzie McGuire Secrets Are What Dreams Are Made Of
13. At the height of its popularity, Lizzie McGuire was bringing in an estimated $100 million on merchandise alone, including clothing, a book series, soundtracks and more. It was the Disney Channel’s highest rated and most successful series at the time, averaging 2 million viewers per episode and once aired seven days a week (with…
Read MoreSister Wives’ Kody Brown Says He “Might” Still Love Ex-Wife Janelle Brown
Kody Brown Still Has Women Asking to Join His Family Should Kody still be interested in having his love multiplied, there’s no shortage of options. As he revealed to Robyn on the Nov. 2 episode, “I got another one of those emails from some woman talking about plural marriage.” The unnamed person was “kind of…
Read MoreHow Nikki Glaser Honored Rob Reiner at Golden Globes 2026
Nikki Glaser Reveals Taylor Swift Easter Egg in Golden Globes 2026 Opening Monologue The 2026 Golden Globes kept it all in the family. At the end of the Jan. 11 award ceremony—which awarded trophies to Timothée Chalamet, Rose Byrne, Seth Rogen and more—host Nikki Glaser honored late actor/director Rob Reiner with a touching tribute. In her…
Read MoreThe Best Fashion Moments From the 2026 Golden Globes Red Carpet
Amanda Seyfried. WireImage You might still be easing into 2026, but awards season is already out in full force. In a twist from the usual schedule, the calendar kicked off with the Critics’ Choice Awards, and just a week later, it’s time for arguably one of the most fun ceremonies of the season: the Golden…
Read MoreAt 93, Joan Semmel Continues to Assert the Female Gaze
Transitions (2012) by Joan Semmel at the Jewish Museum in New York. Photo: Fred Voon for Observer In 1973, when no gallery in New York would show her vivid paintings of bodies in various configurations of sex, Joan Semmel created her own space. She poured her savings into renting a unit on 141 Prince Street,…
Read MoreHow the World’s Top Companies Use Experimentation to Outlearn Uncertainty
From Airbnb and Booking.com to Amazon and Google, leading companies show how disciplined experimentation turns uncertainty into advantage. Unsplash+ Leaders at Airbnb wondered whether listings with professional photographs might perform better than those using user-uploaded images. Rather than relying on instinct or anecdote, they ran a controlled experiment: some listings were assigned professional photography, while…
Read MoreIn an A.I.-Driven World, Storytelling Is Becoming Leadership’s Most Critical Skill
From hybrid work to A.I.-generated messaging, narrative is now how leaders create coherence and credibility. Unsplash+ In an era where algorithms curate our newsfeeds and A.I. drafts our emails, one of the most human of skills—storytelling—is reasserting itself as the decisive leadership differentiator. As we enter 2026, the ability to craft and convey compelling narratives…
Read MoreChristie’s Bets Big on the New Memorabilia Economy With the Jim Irsay Collection
Christie’s will offer hundreds of incredible objects from The Jim Irsay Collection in a series of sales in March 2026. Max Touhey | www.metouhey.com Auction house performance in 2025 demonstrated how the major houses are increasingly forced to operate at scale rather than within narrowly defined niche economies. Sotheby’s and Christie’s have both taken steps…
Read MoreWhat the New Childhood Vaccine Schedule Means for You
On Jan. 5, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) changed the childhood immunization schedule after President Donald Trump ordered a review of how U.S. vaccinations compared to those of other similar nations. The unprecedented shift creates more confusion than clarity for doctors and families: Why did the U.S. change which vaccines are…
Read MoreTrains of Thought: Yunghun Yoo’s Paintings of Connection and Parting at 839 Gallery
Exit Wound portrays the carnage left by a gunshot as landscape, with the flesh splintering and twining into horizon lines. Photographed by Kyle Tata. Courtesy of artist and 839. In 1967, philosopher and social theorist Michel Foucault delivered a seminal lecture outlining the concept of heterotopia. In Foucault’s view, a heterotopia is a “place without…
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