Podcasts are no longer just background noise for commutes or gym sessions. They have grown into one of the most powerful spaces for public figures to connect with audiences on their own terms. Even Taylor, who has traditionally kept her interviews rare and carefully chosen, has now joined the growing...

Art competitions have long been a showcase of human skill, creativity, and emotion. But what happens when the winning piece isn’t painted by hand at all, but generated through artificial intelligence? That question became more than hypothetical when an AI-created work claimed first place at the Colorado State Fair Fine...

The way we live can echo far beyond how we feel day-to-day—it may even change what’s happening in our genes. A major study from the National University of Singapore has mapped how diet and exercise influence gene regulation in skeletal muscle, with a focus on East Asian populations. The findings...
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The cheers were loud after Venus Williams’s win at the D.C. Open—but they got even louder when she dropped a personal bombshell: she’s engaged....
The world has lost a voice that helped shape the soundtrack of the 1960s. Connie Francis, best known for timeless hits like “Who’s Sorry...
Step into most galleries today, and you’ll find more than a cluster of paintings and the occasional cheese cube. Behind the calm exterior is...
Cognitive decline isn’t just about forgetfulness in old age—it’s a real and rising concern for adults as early as their 50s. While life expectancy...
There’s something undeniably weird—and wonderful—about seeing Spider-Man 2.1 finally hit theaters in 2024, almost two decades after the original came out. Fans who wore...
Sabrina Carpenter’s new album "Man’s Best Friend" hasn’t dropped yet, but the buzz surrounding it is impossible to ignore. The spotlight isn’t just on...
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