The 1 Small Change That Can Reset Your Sleep

The 1 Small Change That Can Reset Your Sleep

[ad_1] Waking up is hard enough. Waking up at the exact same time every day—even on weekends, when you could be luxuriating for another hour (or three) under the covers—can feel borderline unreasonable. Yet a consistent sleep schedule seven days a week is one of the most powerful ways to improve your sleep quality and,…

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How L.A. Consolidates Cultural Capital on Its Own Terms

How L.A. Consolidates Cultural Capital on Its Own Terms

[ad_1] Various Small Fires at Frieze. Courtesy Frieze, photo: Casey Kelbaugh / CKA When Frieze adds a city to its roster, the brand imports not just a marketplace but an aura of cultural authority so pervasive that its presence quickly feels like a timeless inevitability. In other words, Art Week becomes Frieze Week in short…

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How Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Made History

How Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Made History

[ad_1] Bad Bunny made a good impression with his Super Bowl 2026 Halftime performance.  After all, the “DtMF” singer’s Feb. 8 performance in the middle of the game that saw the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots officially set a viewership record. The show received 4.175 billion views across global and US broadcast, YouTube…

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Nicole Kidman Reveals Surprising Amount She Was Paid for AMC Ad

Nicole Kidman Reveals Surprising Amount She Was Paid for AMC Ad

[ad_1] Nicole Kidman comes to this place for magic, not money. The Oscar winner looked back on the making of her now-iconic AMC Theaters ad—which debuted in September 2021—admitting she was motivated by an earnest desire to boost movie attendance after the COVID-19 pandemic rather than scoring a big payday. “[I] called in all these…

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From Normal People to Gucci Precision: Paul Mescal’s Style Evolution

From Normal People to Gucci Precision: Paul Mescal’s Style Evolution

[ad_1] It started with a chain. When Paul Mescal appeared in the 2020 BBC-Hulu adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People—shirtless with just a thin silver necklace glinting against his collarbone—he went from unknown Irish stage actor to generational heartthrob overnight. The chain got its own Instagram account. So did his legs. Mescal was born on…

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Museums May One Day Predict Cultural Participation Through Facial Recognition

Museums May One Day Predict Cultural Participation Through Facial Recognition

[ad_1] Lüüdia Vallimäe-Mark, Maskid, 1969. In the collection of Tartu Art Museum. Courtesy Tartu Art Museum, Estonia – CC0 Visitor engagement has become essential in the age of data-driven museum management and marketing, as institutions work to expand and retain audiences while demonstrating social impact to secure funding. Museums use the data they collect to…

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Bezel CEO Quaid Walker Brings Prediction Markets to Luxury Watches

Bezel CEO Quaid Walker Brings Prediction Markets to Luxury Watches

[ad_1] Quaid Walker is turning Bezel’s watch data into tradable prediction markets through a new partnership with Kalshi. Courtesy Bezel Like many others with time on their hands and disposable income during the pandemic, Quaid Walker, a Google designer turned entrepreneur, tried to break into watch collecting. He quickly ran into a familiar problem: wait…

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