Lifestyle & Culture

What does a grownup mermaid look like? It starts with the silhouette …

Fortunately, you can add indulgence to your routine without the price tag of a spa visit or a new cut and color. Try a few of these easy, cheap, and luxurious

The silver spot price is up about 134% over the past year and 359% over the past 10 years. That trend raises the metal value of the silver jewelry you have

You can apply this value formula to any purchase, small or large: lipstick, a new car, and, yes, even cosmetic surgery. A cost-per-use analysis becomes

Gold’s price appreciation may be a good catalyst to sell pieces you no longer wear, but there’s a caveat. Selling gold jewelry on impulse can increase the

Blemishes show up at the worst time. Like just before a big meeting, a first date, or a photo shoot. One minute your skin looks fine, and then there is a red

Emotional brand meaning isn't soft—it's your strategy when AI decides the shortlist. How the Agentic Lovemarks framework reframes brand for an agentic world.

Optimization culture is saturating. Sara Emilia Bernát argues that softness—behavioral bandwidth, not aesthetics—is the last whitespace brands haven't claimed.

You're telling me this isn't just bad Photoshop?

Truck-Kun: Supporting Me from Another World is a lot.

The V-Ray update that could make Gaussian Splats far more useful for artists

I'd hurry if you want to get the Kobra X for a steal.

Some technical niggles can't overshadow what made Halo great.

Artist brothers Saman and Sasan Oskouei are behind The Weight of Less, an ongoing series of pocked wooden sculptures.

Known for her uncanny ceramics, Genesis Belanger often teases out the dynamic relationships between discomfort, consumption, and capitalism.

The Seattle-based artist's quirky sculptures are made from from found figurines, which she cuts and reassembles into hybrids.