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Art & Style

Art history from the year you were born

Miami leads US watch boom while Pittsburgh quietly outpaces Los Angeles

Four rolex watches in a luxury case.

Retrospective

31 photos that show what life looked like in 1981

The 81% problem: Why Gen Z desperately wants to disconnect and how they're actually doing it

A creative image of a young woman trying to shut out digital devices as a concept of digital detox.

Beauty & Grooming

What causes underarm rash, and how can I care for it?

A person drying her hair in front of a mirror from a bathroom.

10 of the most popular baby names inspired by American cities and states

The 'Greetings from Austin' postcard mural in South Congress in Austin, Texas.

Why weird wins in modern marketing—and how brands are pulling it off

Boxes of OLIPOP's collaboration probiotic drink with Spongebob Squarepants 'Pineapple Paradise' on display on a grocery store.

Most men want a return to traditional gender roles, but women aren’t so sure

A collage of cutouts and graphics of a traditional four-member family.

A centuries-old Appalachian hymn singing tradition is still soothing souls

'Amazing Grace' as it appears in Ginny Hawker's family heirloom songbook, Lloyd’s Primitive Baptist Hymns. You can see stains in the margins, left by the tobacco-covered hands of her aunt Annie Maud Puckett.

Art & Style

What 'home skillet' and 25 other old-timey slang words mean

Comedy team Cheech and Chong (Tommy Chong and Richard Cheech Marin) in 1971.

Best podcasts to stream for your mental health

A young woman lying on couch while listening to music with her headphones.

Art & Style

Far from making their last calls, LGBTQ+ bars evolve to imagine a new world

A rainbow of shot glasses on a bar.

Art & Style

100 of the best books by Black authors

Title page inside a copy of Toni Morrison's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel 'Beloved.'

The flip phone renaissance: 9 retro phones that Gen Z is obsessed with in 2025

A rhinestones-studded T-Moble Sidekick II unit.

These museums are teaching us about how our cities work

People interacting with a CityWorks exhibit exploring the water and wastewater infrastructure system.