Archive for September 2026
JAŸ-Z Opens Up About His Music and Life in New HBO Documentary Series
Three decades after releasing his landmark debut album, “Reasonable Doubt,” JAŸ-Z is taking viewers behind the music in “JAŸ-Z IN 8,” a new eight-part HBO Original documentary series directed by longtime friend and producer Rick Rubin. The intimate series debuts Friday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on HBO, with the first two episodes airing…
Read MoreHow to Create a Healthier, More Restorative Home This Fall
As temperatures drop and daylight hours become shorter, many people naturally spend more time indoors. Fall is often associated with cozy blankets, candles and warm décor, but creating a truly restorative home can involve more than seasonal accessories. Lisa Sternfeld, a WELL Accredited Professional interior designer, building biology expert and founder of WLLW Studio, approaches…
Read MoreThe Modern Apothecary: Bringing Herbalism Back Home
Long before wellness became a multibillion-dollar industry filled with trends, products and social media routines, there was the apothecary. Plants, herbs and traditional remedies were central to everyday life, with knowledge often passed from one generation to the next. Herbalist Adriana Ayales is bringing that philosophy into the modern wellness conversation with her forthcoming book,…
Read MoreMaya Penn’s ‘Asali’ Brings Climate Activism to a New Generation
Maya Penn is using animation, storytelling and environmental activism to introduce a new generation to the challenges facing the planet. The NAACP Image Award-nominated filmmaker and environmental activist wrote, directed and animated “Asali: Power of the Pollinators,” an animated action-adventure that has surpassed 3 million views on YouTube and earned an NAACP Image Award nomination.…
Read MoreLake Mead’s ‘Secret Season’ Offers Cooler Weather, Fewer Crowds and Big Savings
Fall may be one of the best-kept secrets for travelers looking to experience Lake Mead National Recreation Area without the crowds of peak summer. Lake Mead Mohave Adventures is calling September and October “Secret Season,” when visitors can enjoy cooler temperatures, fewer people and warm waters while taking advantage of special travel savings. This year,…
Read MoreFall Travel Trends Take Travelers Beyond Traditional Leaf-Peeping Destinations
Fall travel is taking on a more international flavor as travelers look beyond traditional destinations for seasonal experiences, according to EF Go Ahead Tours. From overseas sporting events to colorful foliage and cultural experiences, autumn travelers are increasingly combining the classic appeal of the season with opportunities to explore destinations farther from home. Sports tourism…
Read MoreHBO’s ‘Hard Knocks’ Moves Back to the Offseason for 2027
The NFL’s most behind-the-scenes television series is changing its game plan. HBO and NFL Films announced that the “Offseason” edition of “Hard Knocks” will return in 2027, giving football fans an inside look at how an entire NFL division prepares for the upcoming season during one of the league’s most consequential periods. The new installment…
Read MoreMake Lunchboxes More Exciting With Chici Mama Mango Bites
Back-to-school season brings a familiar challenge for parents: finding snacks that kids will actually want to eat while still offering ingredients parents feel comfortable putting in their lunchboxes. Chici Mama is offering a colorful twist on traditional dried fruit with its line of mango bites, combining real fruit with playful flavors designed to make snack…
Read MoreDubai Real Estate Market Splits as Industrial and Retail Sectors Surge
Dubai’s real estate market is showing signs of entering a more mature phase, with performance increasingly varying by property type, location and underlying demand, according to a new report from Chestertons Global. The company’s Q2 2026 Dubai Real Estate Market Report found that industrial and retail properties continued to post strong year-over-year gains, while office…
Read MoreVilnius Emerges as Baltic Street Art Destination With International Graffiti Festival
Vilnius, Lithuania, is strengthening its reputation as a destination for contemporary street art after becoming the first city in the Baltics to host the international Meeting of Styles graffiti festival. More than 40 artists representing 23 countries gathered in the Lithuanian capital for the four-day event, transforming industrial and public spaces into large-scale works of…
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