Bread Never waste bread againPopular Science - Sandra Gutierrez G.Turns out bread may have more lives than your cat. So you invited some friends over for a barbecue, and now you have a whole bag of hamburger buns just sitting on your counter, going bad with each passing
The Theatre Come From Away review – a feelgood 9/11 musical? Believe the hypeThe Guardian - Alison CroggonI’ve often been troubled by the hero cult that bedevils western culture, the seductive fantasy that some great man will swoop in and rescue us from our woes. That’s not going to save any of us. It might
Lifestyle (UK) 23 Books Everyone Should Read At Least Oncevogue.co.uk - Hayley Maitland New and Selected Poems: Volumes I And II by Mary Oliver Zami: A New Spelling of My Name by Audre Lorde I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou
Yoga 13 Yoga Poses To Do An Hour Before Bed For Better SleepBustle - Jay Polish Some nights, getting your mind and body to calm enough to fall asleep seems like an impossible feat. It seems like almost no one is getting enough …
Canada Canadian video game streamer Alinity apologizes for throwing cat in videoctvnews.ca - Jeremiah Rodriguez A Canadian video game streamer is being accused of animal abuse after she was seen throwing her cat behind her during a recent livestream. In a video …
Scrabble Norway’s state broadcaster airs ‘Jewish swine’ cartoonjpost.com - CNAAN LIPHSHIZ/JTA The video, posted online earlier this month by the state-owned NRK network, is titled “Scrabble” and was captioned “tag a Jew” on the Facebook page …
Sleepwalking The mysterious case of the man who draws in his sleepBBC FutureWhen Lee Hadwin is asleep, he picks up whatever’s around him and begins to draw. Why? When Lee Hadwin was four, he would scribble on the walls. Not so surprising for a four year old, but there was a difference:
How-To's How Do I Scan Old Film Negatives?Lifehacker - David Murphy We’re going old-school with this week’s Tech 911 column—Lifehacker’s weekly Q&A where we solve your quirky technological issues. While plenty of …
Books Fake by Stephanie Wood review – unmissable tale of love, lies and revelationThe Guardian - Stephanie ConveryThe headlines pegged to Stephanie Wood’s book, Fake, focus on the sensational. Here is a story about a scammer, a man who seduced and manipulated women. Here is a story told from inside a relationship
Food California Burritos Just Might Be the Perfect Culinary HybridThe Manual - Taylor Tobin The burrito. A handheld thing of beauty, containing protein, veggies, cheese, hot sauce, and a hearty helping of guacamole, all tightly wrapped in a …
The Arts Jo Nesbo, Master of Norway Noir, Returns With His Creepiest YetThe New York Times - By MARILYN STASIODoes anyone write creepier villains than Jo Nesbo? Wait a minute, I’m thinking. Still thinking. O.K., the answer is: No, I can’t think of anyone who makes my skin crawl like Nesbo. In KNIFE (Knopf, 451
Podcasting Woman Recalls Growing Up With Serial-Killer Dad on New Crime Podcast 'The Clearing'People - People StaffApril Balascio, daughter of serial killer Edward Wayne Edwards, turned her father in when she suspected him of multiple murders April Balascio always had suspicions about her dad Edward Wayne Edwards,
The Arts Daniel Silva's new novel features Leonardo da Vinci painting with a Dallas connection...dallasnews.com - Michael Granberry For more than two decades, Daniel Silva has been a master at turning out spy novels that have a knack for ascending the heights of The New York Times …
Books Five Feet Apart authors announce new novel, All This TimeEntertainment WeeklyStill crying over Five Feet Apart? We’ve got another heartbreaker from the team behind that No. 1 best-selling novel to announce. EW has learned exclusively that author Rachael Lippincott and screenwriter
Francisco Franco Exclusive: See where Ruta Sepetys is touring for her epic new novelEntertainment Weekly - David CanfieldA new Ruta Sepetys novel is always an event, and we expect her next book, The Fountains of Silence, to be no different. The no. 1 New York Times best-selling author of such acclaimed historical novels
Bruce Lee How to Train Like the New Bruce LeeMen's Health - By Josh St. ClairMike Moh, who plays Bruce Lee in Quentin Tarantino's new movie, breaks down the legend's moves Mike Moh began practicing martial arts as a young teenager after watching Power Rangers, Ninja Turtles, and,
The Arts 11 New Books We Recommend This WeekThe New York TimesWhat is going on in America? Some mornings you look at the news and immediately have to look away again, as if current events were the sun, so incendiary they could melt your eyeballs. A friend at work
Culture Letters Serve To Bond Time-Traveling Rivals In 'This Is How You Lose The Time War'NPR - Jason SheehanThe problem with time-travel stories is the haywire factor: Their tendency (almost guaranteed) to, at some point, just go completely off the rails. See, there's an in-built suicide switch in a time-travel
Star Trek Review: 2019 Star Trek Hallmark Keepsake Ornamentstrekmovie.com - By: Christine Rideout Hallmark has four new Star Trek ornaments this year, three of which went on sale on July 13th and one that is a convention exclusive (the I.S.S. …
Culture 'Spin The Dawn' Stitches Up A Fabulous FantasyNPR - Caitlyn PaxsonMaia Tamarin is the best tailor along the Great Spice Road. The problem is that girls aren't allowed to be tailors, so she has to hide her work behind the facade of her father's shop. And with her family
Students Federal Government invests $9.4 million to help students learn to codemobilesyrup.com - Brad Bennett The Minister of Natural resources has announced that the Federal Government is investing $9.4 million CAD into the Canada Learning Code initiative to …
Culture New Thriller 'The Chain' Has An Origin Almost As Exciting As Its PlotNPR - Lynn NearyWriters, like all artists, are willing to give up a lot to keep doing what they love best. But sometimes, reality bites, and dreams have to be put aside in order to put food on the table. That's what to
Culture 'The Chain' Asks: How Far Would You Go For Your Child?NPR - Paddy HirschIf your child was kidnapped, how far would you go to get her back? In the movie Taken, Liam Neeson's retired CIA officer chases one man to his death, tortures another and kills a half dozen more. Good
The Arts ‘The Last Leonardo’ Looks Into a $450 Million MysteryThe New York Times - By JOHN WILLIAMSIn May 2015, Christie’s sold Pablo Picasso’s “Women of Algiers” for $179.4 million, the highest price for a painting at auction up to that point. Two and a half years later, Christie’s sold Leonardo da
Amazon 12 of the best fantasy books everyone should readWired UK - WIRED Are you looking for your next fantasy must-read? From wizards and werewolves to weird happenings underground, we've pulled together some of the WIRED …
Books Summer reading: booksellers recommend…The GuardianIndependent bookshop of the year 2019. When art historian Mark Jones opened his bookshop in 2012 he planned to call it ‘The Golden Crocodile’. He commissioned his daughter Agnes, an artist-blacksmith,
American Literature Sarah Moss: ‘The most overrated book? The Great American Novel'The Guardian - Sarah MossThe last book that made me cry? I don’t believe in tears as a currency of literary criticism The book I am currently reading Ayelet Gundar-Goshen’s Waking Lions. I’m having an Israeli phase because I in
Coffee The Pakt Coffee Kit lets you be a wandering baristayankodesign.com - By Sarang Sheth As a self-respecting tea drinker myself, I understand the lengths people go to to get their daily beverage fix. I’m incredibly fickle about my cup of …
Culture Enter The Quarantine Around 'Wilder Girls' At Your Own RiskNPR - Caitlyn PaxsonRory Power's debut novel Wilder Girls combines grotesque physical metamorphosis with the intense bonds of love between teenage girls to create a unique variety of feelings-heightened body horror. If you
