With the U.S. Department of Commerce’s bombshell announcement on Friday, ordering app stores to remove ByteDance’s TikTok and Tencent’s WeChat on Sunday, it looks like time’s running out for the apps. And for the partners that rely on them. The essential details in the latest techno-political drama: Current users won’t […]
All your burning questions answered
Between coronavirus-caused production delays and a glut of new streaming platforms, the future of television is rife with uncertainty right now. But here’s one thing we do know for sure: The (awards) show will go on. The 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards are scheduled to be handed out on Sept. 20, […]
What Changed? Old Vs. New “Sonic the Hedgehog” Movie Designs
The gamers of yesteryear might find it difficult to believe that Sonic the Hedgehog is about to celebrate 20 years since its original SEGA Genesis release in 1991. Over the years, versions of the game have been released to other systems to keep players satisfied. Then Sonic went to Hollywood […]
How Black Political Organizers Shored Up the Democratic Base
Alter-Left-Strikes-Back-7 LaTosha Brown and Cliff Albright, front row, founded Black Voters Matter to mobilize communities across the South Credit – Melissa Golden—Redux for TIME Long before the Iowa Caucus, before Joe Biden beat Bernie Sanders and COVID-19 cancelled canvassing, before the Biden-Harris ticket was a twinkle in Democrats’ eye, LaTosha […]
16 of the best puffer coats to shop this winter
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5 Super-Safe Growth Stocks Ripe for the Picking
With Mr. Market moving up, down and sideways over the last few days, there’s a growing feeling of uncertainty about investing in stocks. Things look even more uncertain when you consider that the elections are right around the corner. And the elections have always added to the uncertainty. News has […]
Where to Buy Cool, Affordable Artwork Online
You may have the best furniture, decor, and lighting around, but no room is truly complete without cool artwork. The good news? There’s plenty of unique artwork to be found if you know where to look. We’ve rounded up 17 of the best places to buy art online; across these […]
30 personalized gift ideas for every type of person
Best personalized gifts 2020 — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Spending so much time cooped up these days has really illuminated how much stuff we’re surrounded by at home. So this year, instead of gifting an item […]
Valentino and Roberto Cavalli Make Top-Level Changes + More
Sept. 18, 2020: Valentino‘s general manager for the Middle East region has been promoted to the role of CEO of the Americas. Laurent Bergamo, whose appointment is effective immediately, will report to chief commercial officer Marco Giacometti. As part of his responsibilities, Bergamo will supervise the development of the luxury […]
A 4th grade teacher has built her own, outdoor classroom amid COVID-19
A fourth grade teacher has built an outdoor classroom as her students return to in-person learning during the pandemic. With help from her family, Lindsey Earle, of Prairie Hill Waldorf School in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, built a structure for the 13 students in her class. “As we were discussing plans for […]
US seniors turn to Zoom to connect with friends and family
Photograph: Nacho Doce/Reuters In his 72 years, Brad Veloz has risked his job and overcome health issues to fight for LGBTQ+ and Latino rights. The coronavirus wasn’t going to stop his activism. A year ago, the self-described “in-your-face” activist had never even used Zoom online video conferencing, but it is […]
Our pick of very best road clothing available today
When looking to improve the cycling experience we often focus heavily on the bike, looking for upgrades that will heed a mechanical advantage whether it’s riding faster, longer or in more comfort. The reality is while there are certainly advantages to be gained from faster rolling tyres, better groupsets and […]
How Comedians Kill During a Pandemic
Handout Comedian Nate Bargatze had 100 stand-up gigs lined up for 2020. All of them were canceled. But after six months of navigating the pandemic, he has figured out how to replace at least a portion: He’s about to embark on a two-month, 20-city tour of live shows at drive-in […]
These Are The Best Brands For A Killer Pair Of Boots (According To Esquire Editors)
Photo credit: Mr Porter, Danner, Dr. Martens From Esquire You want the best. And heck, you deserve the best. But there’s a lot of choice out there, and sometimes the best is hard to find. Fortunately, we know where to find it. Every week, the Esquire editors reveal their favourite […]
Walmart’s New Beauty VP Musab Balbale Wants to Redefine E-commerce
Musab Balbale is the new guy on the block, in more ways than one. Like many New Yorkers seeking relief from the stressors of a pandemic-stricken city, he and his family recently decamped from the Upper West Side to greener pastures in Westchester County. It was a previously planned move […]
30 Amazing Jobs That Didn’t Exist a Decade Ago
More than 55 million Americans have filed for unemployment since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, and even though the number of people filing has been decreasing since it peaked in April, people are still losing their jobs. If you’re out of work, you might be considering a career change. […]
12 Years a Slave Director Makes His Dazed and Confused
Lovers Rock may be the Dazed and Confused of early-’80s Afro-Caribbean British subculture, but I wouldn’t really know. To an outsider, the film doesn’t have much impact. The one-hour film is part of a BBC-developed five-part series on the lives of West Indians in Britain directed by the London-born filmmaker […]
The Upside Of Virtual Grieving
I attended my first Zoom funeral this past June. My husband Aaron’s aunt Maria, who lived in Pennsylvania, died of breast cancer, but her passing was still defined by the pandemic. Sitting in front of a laptop at the dining-room table in my mom’s house in southeastern Quebec, Canada, we, […]
The 23 best custom photo gifts anyone will love
Best photo gifts of 2020 — Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. An old adage says a picture is worth a thousand words. We say they’re worth even more when given to a cherished someone. Photos can commemorate […]