Photo credit: Courtesy Eric Medsker From Town & Country Red meat got a bad rap for a while, but it’s made a comeback in the last decade, thanks to the rise of low-carb diets, and research that shows that, in moderation, a burger or steak is nothing to worry about. […]
“COVID-19 Is Not an Equal Opportunity Virus”
Photo credit: Photo by Bre’Ann White, courtesy Carrie Mae Weems and Library Street Collective From Harper’s BAZAAR Referring to the recommended six feet of separation required for proper social distancing, artist Carrie Mae Weems’s Resist COVID Take Six! public awareness campaign aims to get information and resources to combat the […]
6 things first-time homeowners need to know right now
People are spending a lot of time at home these days, so it’s no wonder many are taking a long and hard look at their living situations. For some people, that means obsessively browsing Zillow for hours on end. For others, it means actually buying their first piece of property. […]
7 top-rated lap desks on Amazon to get on sale
Take the office—or your classwork—anywhere with the best lap desks. — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Whether you’re working from home or starting up fall classes online, a great lap desk can help you tackle projects from your computer […]
9 ways to get through at-home learning this fall, from teachers
As schools across the United States reopen for the 2020-21 school year either completely online or with an online learning option amid continuing concerns about COVID-19, a lot of parents are finding themselves supervising their children’s school days. The thought of being responsible for their children’s academic experiences is daunting […]
The Best Halloween Face Masks for Adults & Kids
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission. Halloween face masks can put shoppers in the spirit for the spooky season ahead. More from Footwear News This year, it will be more than a costume that shoppers […]
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Italy sees drop in coronavirus cases and tests
ROME — Italy’s day-to-day new case numbers dropped for a second straight day, but so did the number of swab tests performed to detect coronavirus infections. According to Health Ministry figures on Monday, 320 coronavirus cases were registered since the previous day, and 30,666 swab tests were carried out at […]
Former Glossier Employees Demand Change With Letter Accusing Company Of Mistreatment
A group of former Glossier retail employees sent a letter to the beauty and skin care brand demanding “accountability” and “change” amid accusations that the company’s culture has been far from inclusive. Over the weekend, “a collective of former Glossier retail employees” banded together to create a series of social […]
In the work-from-home battle for space, women are the reluctant nomads
Ward Cleaver of the popular sitcom ‘Leave It to Beaver’ in his study. Universal Pictures It’s just past 10 a.m. and my partner, on his third virtual meeting today, is working non-stop in our home office. My son has taken over the family room to attend a virtual science camp […]
Payless Shoes Is Back in Business
Payless is returning from the abyss. The popular, low-price shoe chain emerged from bankruptcy in January and is now relaunching with an e-commerce store, new leadership and retail prototype. The first physical store of its new iteration will open in Miami, the home of its new headquarters, this November. Payless […]
How an L.A. museum is celebrating the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage
Buttons in the Natural History Museum’s 19th Amendment centennial exhibition, clockwise from top left: “ERA YES” from the 1960s or ’70s; Shirley Chisholm’s campaign button; a 1970s button supporting activist Angela Davis; and a 1960s button combining the Venus symbol with the Aztec Eagle logo of the United Farm Workers, […]
Moms brace for school year juggling jobs, remote learning amid COVID-19 pandemic
Traci Wells was at a school board meeting when she found out the springtime balancing act between her job and helping her children with online schooling would stretch into the fall. “I was like, I cannot do six more months of this,” says Wells, a mother of four, who is director […]
Facebook begins the Instagram DM and Messenger merge
In January last year, Mark Zuckerberg announced that Facebook plans to integrate messaging services between Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp. It seems that the company is taking the first steps towards that by merging Instagram DMs and Messenger. According to a report from The Verge, a ton of users got popup […]
Most real estate developers have hit pause. Why Terra’s David Martin is forging ahead
Most college students use coffee to power through all-night cram sessions. As a University of Florida undergrad, David Martin used coffee in a different way — to launch his business career. Starbucks had started sprouting up around the country in 1995, but none had yet reached Gainesville. So Martin signed […]
Markey throws shade at Kennedy family in Senate primary brawl
BOSTON — Sen. Ed Markey is going where few Massachusetts Democrats have dared to go before. He’s not only attacking his challenger, Rep. Joe Kennedy III, he’s throwing shade at the Kennedy family, the state’s equivalent of political royalty. In an ever more contentious battle between a septuagenarian senator and […]
The Power of Stuttering Out Loud in the Workplace
Man giving a presentation at work. Imagine a world where your first and last name start with two letters with sounds that can be difficult for you to vocalize clearly in front of others. Saying my name can be challenging in unfamiliar group settings. Where folks usually keep their introduction […]
Quarantine requirements may delay return to in-person school
Shannon Silver had planned to take her family on a trip from her home in Connecticut to visit relatives in Ohio just before the start of the school year for her two children. But she and her husband reversed course when people traveling from Ohio were added to a list […]
20 Things Teen Girls Wish Their Moms Knew
I have a friend who studied bridges and their purpose in city planning. She explained how bridges are needed as a city grows and expands. They connect one part of a community to another and offer a safe passage. We related this concept to raising teens — and why bridges […]