- What cheerleading used to look like
Sunday Edition • April 27, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Social media is fertile ground for self-improvement trends, and we’re not mad about it. The great thing about the proliferation of viral life hacks is that you can try out different methods and continue with any that add value. On today’s menu: April Theory, which reframes spring as the beginning of the year and thus the ideal time to set goals. “It’s fascinating to think of April as the new January,” psychologist Mayron Piccolo told Verywell…Read more
- What cheerleading used to look like
- A sea of violets for Staten Island
. Daily Edition • April 26, 2025 SUPPORTED BY It may be true that the best things in life are free, but a buttery croissant from the bakery on the corner or an adorable tchotchke at that perfectly curated local shop can sure go a long way in making a bad day better. In short, we all need a little treat every once in a while to keep us going — even the most successful among us. The New York Times took Gen Z’s “little treat culture” to a selection of high-powered creatives, asking them what...
- Champagne with an eco twist
Daily Edition • April 25, 2025 SUPPORTED BY With new seasons comes new in-season produce: Early spring is all about strawberries, rhubarb, radishes, and lots of greens (ramps, asparagus, and arugula galore). If you’re struggling to get those greens in, though, consider TikTok’s “dinosaur time,” a lighthearted trend that consists of eating fistfuls of leafy veg, like an herbivorous dino might have done back in the day, in order to get your daily helping of nutrients. Must Reads The nominations...