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Fish Traps Have Been Banned on the Columbia River for Nearly a Century. Could Bringing Them Back Help Save Salmon?
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A new experiment is testing the commercial success of fish traps in Washington and Oregon. Even as some conservationists embrace the technique, its return has reopened old wounds among local fishers Source link
Read MoreTom Brady Reveals Why the NFL Rejected His Comeback Pitch
“At that point, I decided to talk with my family and I said, ‘I think I wanna do this one more time if you guys will support that,’” the seven-time Super Bowl winner—who played 20 seasons for the Patriots before concluding his career with three seasons for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—told Complex in April 2022.…
Read MoreAn Anti-Art Fair Is Taking Root in the Mojave Desert
The High Desert Art Fair opens at the storied Pioneertown Motel located outside of Joshua Tree, California, on March 28. Courtesy The High Desert Art Fair The art world spent much of last year talking about fair fatigue, which might be why it’s so surprising that the answer to our collective exhaustion might be the…
Read MoreAuthor Adam Steiner’s Essential Reading List for Those Ready to Reinvent Themselves
In 2008, I had just graduated from university with an MA in philosophy, I exited campus life bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, and then my troubles began. The global financial crash happened, and I found myself like so many others on the employment scrapheap before I’d even started. I went back to my parents’ house in the…
Read MoreKeep Cool With These Amazon Big Spring Sale Deals: Cooling Skincare, Viral Fans & More
It’s getting warmer out every day and if breaking a sweat is the last thing you want to do, there are products out there that can definitely help cool you down and make your life easier. Even better? They’re all included in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale! We found deals on unique items included in the…
Read MoreHow a Small Winter Flower Has Attracted Droves of Admirers—and Offers a Symbol of Resilience
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The snowdrop, or Galanthus, blooms when the world is still frozen. Gardeners enamored with the plant gather each year in Pennsylvania to celebrate its subtleties and endurance Source link
Read More8 Lightweight Lounge Sets That Are So Comfy, You’ll Want to Live in Them (Including Amazon Gems!)
ICYMI, the coat closet isn’t the only part of your wardrobe that deserves a seasonal refresh. Your loungewear rotation requires the same attention for spring—unless you’re totally fine putting the sweat in sweatsuit (and yes, we mean that literally). Here’s the good news: We’ve done the difficult part for you and scoured the internet for…
Read MoreMeet the Collector: Dwight Cleveland On Turning Hollywood Ephemera into Museum-Worthy History
Over five decades, he has built—and then shared—a one-of-a-kind cultural archive. Courtesy Dwight M. Cleveland Chicago-based collector Dwight M. Cleveland’s fascination with collecting began in 1977, when, as a high school senior, a teacher showed him a set of vintage lobby cards, including one particular card from the 1928 Paramount film Wolf Song. He was…
Read MoreThe Comfiest Walking Shoes for Travel That Aren’t Sneakers (But Feel Just as Good)
A comfy shoe is imperative for travel, no matter where you’re headed. Do you really want to miss out on seeing the sights just because of a blister or lack of arch support? I didn’t think so. While a good pair of sneakers is always clutch, sometimes you want to look a little more elevated—especially…
Read MoreEdinburgh’s Most Noteworthy Luxury Hotels
Edinburgh hasn’t always boasted an abundance of luxury hotels, but over the past few decades, the Scottish city has built up a collection of discerning, historic accommodations. The city, a one-hour flight (or four-and-a-half-hour train) from London, is especially popular with American travelers (it’s a mere seven-hour direct flight from New York City), who often…
Read MoreWhat ABC Aired Instead of Taylor Frankie Paul’s Bachelorette Premiere
American Idol fans dimmed the lights this week a little sooner than usual. After ABC announced Taylor Frankie Paul‘s season of The Bachelorette would no longer premiere on March 22, the network replaced the dating series with a re-run of the competition show. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star’s journey to finding the one was…
Read MoreAmanda Peet Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Upon her return to Los Angeles, the Your Friends and Neighbors star—who shares kids Frances, 19, Molly, 15, and Henry, 11, with husband David Benioff—learned that her illness was thankfully “hormone-receptor-positive” and “HER2-negative,” giving her a brief moment of feeling “happier than I’d been pre-diagnosis.” Her MRI later revealed a second mass in the same…
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