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Pet Parents Survey Points to How Much They Love (and Spend on) Their Furry Friends

A look at the comments section of many an adorable dog or cat video will tell you that “there’s no such thing as spoiled” when it comes to pets — and some new stats are backing that up. In a survey of 2,000 pet owners, 65% said they’d make budget cuts to their own lifestyles before interfering with their furry friends.’

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UK’s Only Carpet Museum Reopens on Valentine’s Day After Fans Campaigned to Save It

Folks in Kidderminster, England, are celebrating a Valentine’s Day victory: A beloved museum that closed in December is reopening temporarily after fans campaigned to save it. The Museum of Carpet, the U.K.’s only carpet museum, will welcome visitors for four days in February, starting today.

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Start Planning Now: The World’s Best Hotels for 2026, According to U.S. News & World Report

Looking for a hotel that’s (much) more than a place to rest your head? U.S. News & World Report released its 16th annual best hotels ranking, evaluating over 31,000 accommodations in more than 400 destinations around the world — from all-inclusive resorts in the Caribbean to five-star stays in Canada. For the second year running,

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Silly Photos of Dumped Couch Brought Community Together — And One Even Earned a Prestigious Award

You know what they say about one man’s trash: A sofa that was dumped in Gloucestershire, England, last year inspired amateur photographer Alex Elton-Wall to gather his community for a series of shots — and one of his images recently won a prestigious Portrait of Britain award.

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The 2026 Close-up Photographer of the Year Contest Zooms In on Nature’s Wonder: See the Winners

Australian photographer Ross Gudgeon’s image of the inside of a cauliflower soft coral is now a two-time photography contest champion. Not only did “Fractal Forest” claim the top spot in the 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition, but it also just won the seventh annual Close-up Photographer of the Year contest. The

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100 Years of Winter Olympics Fashion: Look Back on Styles Worn by the World’s Top Athletes

In December, we went back in time to learn how skiwear has evolved over the years — and when it comes to the history of Winter Olympics fashion, you may notice some common threads. Athletes today tend to don designer ’fits, with the 2026 Team USA crop sporting opening and closing ceremony uniforms from Ralph

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2026 Wedding Trends: Couples Say “Yes” to Vintage Decor, Bridal Parties, and TikTok

Here come the latest wedding trends: Zola recently released its 2026 First Look Report, revealing what people are planning, loving, and leaving behind for their big days. And seeing as this is the first year that Gen Z makes up the majority of the surveyed couples, it’s no surprise that TikTok is mentioned 14 times

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