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‘Quite Meditative’: Triptii Dimri, DIY Face Packs, And Why Crayons Might Be The New Chanel No.5
Triptii also reveals that her nighttime skincare routine is "quite meditative" — and listen, she’s not wrong. Nothing lulls ...
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles: How Congress Shapes Transportation Infrastructure (and Occasionally a Train Wreck)
Enter the high-stakes soap opera known as surface transportation authorization — an absolutely thrilling (read: soul-crushing ...
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Middletown Arts Center’s Spring Arts & Crafts Festival: Come for the Charcuterie Cups, Stay for the Existential Dread
Honestly, this lineup feels less like an arts festival and more like the final inventory of a suburban apocalypse bunker. The ...
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Whale, Whale, Whale—AI Is Learning to Talk to Animals, and Frankly, We Should Be Worried
Recently, leaders from New Zealand, Tahiti, and the Cook Islands signed a treaty recognizing the legal personhood of ...
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A Page a Day Keeps the Publisher Away: Why Roy Peter Clark’s 5 Tips for Aspiring Authors Made Me Roll My Eyes So Hard I Saw My Childhood
Clark ends his piece with a chant: “A page a day equals a book a year.” And sure, if you squint, stay off social media, and ...
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Congratulations, You’ve Been Click-Baited: 30 Weird Facts You Didn’t Ask For and Probably Won’t Remember
Welcome, trivia addicts, doom scrollers, and people avoiding eye contact in waiting rooms! Today we’re diving into the digital landfill known as Reader’s Digest’s 30 Weird Facts That Are Totally True, ...