Stop Making These Recycling Mistakes

Stop Making These Recycling Mistakes

Sustainability experts say recycling doesn’t have to be that hard. Here are some of the biggest recycling mistakes people make—and what you should be doing instead.  Why is recycling so complicated? What is recyclable varies greatly depending on where you live. “Recycling is unfortunately more complicated than we’d like it to be,” says Miller. “Everybody’s…

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Is Your Step Count Too Low? Try Walking Faster

Is Your Step Count Too Low? Try Walking Faster

You don’t need to take 10,000 steps a day to improve your health. Studies have shown that much smaller step counts can substantially reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and death. Now, researchers have found that the intensity of your walk matters just as much, and that walking quickly—even for brief periods—lowers a person’s risk…

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Screening at Venice: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s ‘The Burning Giants’

Screening at Venice: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s ‘The Burning Giants’

The movie takes wildly unexpected turns, but all of these are in service of an extensive dramatic exploration of the ways in which religion, political demonization and economic exploitation become intrinsically linked. Courtesy Lucky Number Disguised by straightforward drama, Phuttiphong Aroonpheng’s Yak Mai (The Burning Giants) reveals staggering abstractions, which lure you deeper into its…

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Lululemon and Canada Goose Have an American Gen Z Problem

Lululemon and Canada Goose Have an American Gen Z Problem

Lululemon and Canada Goose face falling U.S. sales, tougher rivals and younger shoppers increasingly resistant to status brands. Getty Images Lululemon turned everyday yoga wear into a status symbol. Canada Goose did the same for winter coats. Now, two of Canada’s best-known fashion exports face a test of their staying power, particularly in the U.S.…

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Experts Agree Chinese Porcelain’s Value Rests on Who Made It and For Whom

Experts Agree Chinese Porcelain’s Value Rests on Who Made It and For Whom

A famille rose ‘bats and peaches’ bowl, Yongzheng six-character mark in underglaze blue within a double circle and of the period (1723-1735), 5 5⁄8 in. (14.3 cm.) diam. Estimate: $400,000-600-000. CHRISTIE’S IMAGES LTD. 2026 Each year in early September, the city’s art institutions and auction houses mount programming timed to coincide with Asia Week New…

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Nvidia’s Hugging Face Deal Is a Bid for A.I.’s Next Control Point

Nvidia’s Hugging Face Deal Is a Bid for A.I.’s Next Control Point

By acquiring Hugging Face, Nvidia is positioning itself around a strategic gateway where developers discover, evaluate and deploy A.I. models. Photo by I-Hwa Cheng / AFP via Getty Images Nvidia’s $12.9 billion agreement to acquire Hugging Face looks like another step in the A.I. industry’s march toward vertical integration. The dominant supplier of A.I. compute…

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Why Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S Wants to Tax AI Use

Why Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S Wants to Tax AI Use

You recently celebrated 20,000 entry-level grads hired at Cognizant. At the same time you announced a plan for spending $270 million on severance. How many jobs has Cognizant eliminated because of AI adoption?  The net addition of people is still positive for the company. We’re still growing.  Do you find that new employees who used…

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Ricky Martin Turns Heads With Bold Honey Blond Transformation

Ricky Martin Turns Heads With Bold Honey Blond Transformation

Ricky Martin Says He Needs “Several Hours to Process” His Super Bowl Halftime Appearance Ricky Martin is livin’ la vida rubio.  The “Livin’ La Vida Loca” singer stepped out at the 83rd annual Venice Film Festival for the screening of his upcoming film Hombre al Aqua sporting a bold new buzzcut and honey blond hair. …

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In New York’s Chinatown, Tom Sachs Has Recreated Chanel’s Paris Flagship Out of Plywood and Paint

In New York’s Chinatown, Tom Sachs Has Recreated Chanel’s Paris Flagship Out of Plywood and Paint

31 Rue Cambon is a new installation by artist Tom Sachs that interrogates the mythology of luxury. Courtesy Tom Sachs Studio The artisanal spirit of the bricoleur animates Tom Sachs’s art, alongside a postmodern, deconstructive impulse aimed at interrogating the symbolic and narrative dynamics that establish material value. Large symbolic systems have long nourished his…

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