What Blurbs Really Mean | The New Yorker
[light music] We’re popping off. We’re making this all Fraggle Rock. We’re making it craggly, put little rocks on the outside. Oh! Okay. [bouncy music] Hello. My name is Zoe Si. I’m a New Yorker cartoonist. My work been featured in the New Yorker since 2020. And with me today is Ayo Edebiri, comedian and…
Music festivals have long been a cornerstone of cultural expression, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate music, art, and community. Over the years, these events have evolved, reflecting changes in society, technology, and the music industry itself. As we move into 2024, the landscape of music festivals continues to shift in…
Entertainment has always been a way to unwind, escape, and connect. But in today’s world of endless scrolling, binge-watching, and algorithm-driven feeds, many of us consume content without truly enjoying it. Instead of leaving us energized or inspired, this type of entertainment often leaves us drained. That’s where mindful entertainment comes in—a growing trend that…
In a world where our phones rarely leave our hands, the idea of a “digital detox” can feel both radical and refreshing. Between constant notifications, endless scrolling, and the pressure to keep up with online trends, many of us don’t realize just how much screen time is shaping our mental health. Taking intentional breaks from…
(bell ringing) [Narrator] Every year, Forbes magazine publishes a list of 30 people under 30. 30 outstanding individuals. This is a different group. The 30 over 30, people who happen to be over 30 years old. All these people are alive. They made it onto this list for no particular reason. Today I did the…
There’s something magical about settling in for a movie night, whether you’re enjoying a blockbuster with friends, a romantic film with a partner, or a family-friendly flick with the kids. With a little planning and a few thoughtful touches, you can transform an ordinary evening into a memorable cinematic experience. From selecting the right movies…