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styleFeatured5 Healthy Protein Powders We'd Recommend
It's hard to decipher what's really good, so we did the mixing (and bulking) for you.
styleThe 22 Things Esquire Editors Actually Buy on Amazon
Our essentials will soon be your favorites.
styleThe 7 Best Conditioners for Men for More Manageable Hair
Whatever you need your conditioner to do, we've got one for you.
styleThe 5 Types of Raincoat Every Guy Should Know
The next time the sky opens up, you’ll thank us
styleDark Academia vs. Light Academia: How These Tumblr-Core Aesthetics Create a Bookish Fantasy for Gen Z
Young people are endlessly fascinated with the brooding, romantically intellectual fashion enshrined in films like Harry Potter and Brideshead Revisited—even as their own prospects for higher education feel increasingly out of reach.
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styleThe One Airport Rule You Can't Break
GQ columnist Chris Black explains why the greatest gift you can give in the airport lounge is no conversation.
outdoors‘Hot Girl Hiker’ Attire, Insect-Repellent Socks, Affordable Gravel Bikes, and More Emerging Gear
Check out the latest shoes, apparel, and gear drops from On, Arcade, Gossamer Gear, and more.
home kitchenThe No-Bake Irish Cream Bars I Make Every March
The boozy coffee filling is so light and airy it almost melts in your mouth like mousse. READ MORE...
home kitchenThe Grocery Store Chain with the Absolute Best Steak, According to 3 Chefs
“You can find incredible quality.” READ MORE...
home kitchenThe Delicious Jarred Pasta Sauce Upgrade Ina Garten Says Tastes Better Than Home
No one will know it came from a jar. READ MORE...
parentingWhy the MacBook Neo Might Not Be a Windows Laptop Replacement
It's a capable laptop, but isn't ideal for running Windows.
parentingHow to Stop Social Media Platforms From Tracking You When You Share Posts
Tracking links are sneaky, but they're easy to foil.
parentingThe Voice Training Log on My Coros Watch Has Changed My Workouts for the Better
I'm tracking things I otherwise wouldn't, and enjoying the little slices of life.
parentingAmazon Will Give You a $200 Gift Card When You Buy the New Samsung Galaxy S26
This is Samsung's flagship phone that just came out in February.
fitnessThe 8 Best Treadmills of 2026
They’re smarter than ever, giving you plenty of training options if you prefer to move your training indoors.
fitnessCalf Tightness Plagued My Runs for Months. Here’s How I Finally Found Relief.
The plan that made my stride feel smoother.
technologyYou'll now have to fork out for an additional subscription if you want to watch 4K content on Prime Video
Amazon is raising the price of its ad-free Prime Video subscription and locking 4K UHD streaming behind this new tier. Starting April 10 for US customers, a rebranded Prime Video Ultra subscription will cost $5 per month, up from $3 per month. For that extra $2, you get a download capacity increase from 25 to 100, and you can now run five streams concurrently instead of three. Whether those "Ultra" upgrades are worth the $24 annual hike will probably depend on how many boxsets you like to plough through on a long flight, or how many devices are using your Prime Video account. The changes are most galling for Prime members who automatically qualify for Prime Video with ads through their membership, as Amazon has decided to remove 4K streaming from the standard tier. That means that, despite already paying $15 per month or $139 per year for Amazon Prime, you’ll be stuck with 1080p shows and movies unless you sign up to Prime Video Ultra. Amazon has thrown in Dolby Vision support for the
technologyApple Studio Display XDR Review: Too Much but Not Enough
The Studio Display XDR monitor comes at a time when HDR-capable screens are everywhere. Apple still does it best, but at a hefty cost.
technologyOne of Our Favorite Large TVs Is $400 Off
The 85-inch Hisense U7 gets a big discount, with markdowns for smaller sizes too.
technologyBest Dreo Spring Sale Deals: Air Fryer, Heater, Fans
Dreo's spring sale offers a great deal on the Chefmaker combi cooker, plus discounts on WIRED's favorite bathroom heater and tower fan.
technologyNinja’s star Creami ice cream maker is on sale for $169
Ninja’s Creami 5‑in‑1 Ice Cream lets you make everything from sorbet to smoothie bowls. | Image: Ninja If you’ve ever wanted more control over what goes into your ice cream, the Ninja Creami 5‑in‑1 Ice Cream Maker makes it easy. The ice cream maker lets you whip up dessert exactly as you want it from the comfort of your home, and right now it’s on sale for $169 ($30 off) at Walmart. Ninja Creami 5-in-1 Ice Cream Maker Where to Buy: $199 $169 at Walmart The machine can make a range of frozen treats in just a few easy steps. You simply pour your ingredients into the included pint container, freeze it overnight, and then pop it into the machine. From there, you can choose from five preset programs, letting you make ice cream, sorbet, gelato, milkshakes, or even a smoothie bowl with the press of a button. You can also customize your dessert before freezing, whether that means using keto, vegan, or dairy-free ingredients or simply adding extra chocolate chips. After the first spin, you can
technologyAdobe will pay $75 million to settle US cancellation fee lawsuit
Adobe says it will pay $75 million to resolve a lawsuit filed by the US government alleging that the creative software giant harmed consumers by making its subscriptions intentionally hard to cancel and concealing termination fees. The payment aims to resolve the complaint raised in June 2024, in which the US Justice Department accused Adobe of breaking federal consumer protection laws by failing to properly disclose important terms for its "annual paid monthly" plans, and forcing Creative Cloud subscribers through an "onerous and complicated" cancellation process. The lawsuit said that customers would then be "ambushed" with early terminat … Read the full story at The Verge.
technologyBackbone’s versatile pro controller is nearly matching its best price to date
Mobile gaming has come a long way over the course of the last decade or so, but we all know that smartphones simply can’t match the visceral, tactile feel you get while playing with a dedicated controller. Luckily, Backbone makes some excellent mobile options — including last year’s Backbone Pro, which is on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target right now for $139.99 ($30 off), its second-best price to date. Backbone Pro mobile controller The Backbone Pro is an excellent mobile controller that retains the same overall design and feel as the company’s cheaper model, only with some comfort-boosting improvements. It features a built-in battery and Bluetooth support, so you can use it for gaming on the TV, computer, VR headset, or handheld PC. Where to Buy: $169.99 $139.99 at Amazon $169.99 $139.99 at Best Buy $169.99 $139.99 at Target In many ways, Backbone’s latest mobile controller is merely an updated take on what came before. The handheld device consists of two oblong halves with an ex
technologyGoogle Pixel 10A review: Just buy the 9A
I'm not entirely sure why the Pixel 10A exists. Google hasn't upgraded the chipset, cameras, or battery in the new phone, and the tweaks it's made elsewhere are minimal at best. The flatter camera island is good, I guess! In one sense this isn't a big problem: The Pixel 9A is an excellent device, and for the last year was easily the best phone you could buy for $500 in the US. The new 10A is available to buy now at that same great price ($499 for 128GB of storage or $100 more for 256GB), but with the 9A still on sale, and dropping in price, there's one big question: Why not just buy the 9A - which is almost the same phone - for $50 less? G … Read the full story at The Verge.
Spotify will let you edit your Taste Profile to control your recommendations
When you edit your Taste Profile, you'll impact your personalized playlists like Discover Weekly, recommendations, and Wrapped.
The wild six weeks for NanoClaw’s creator that led to a deal with Docker
Gavriel Cohen is living an open source developer's dream as his project has achieved acclaim and a partnership with Docker in a matter of weeks.
Travis Kalanick reportedly starting a new self-driving company backed by Uber
Kalanick reportedly wants to be more aggressive in pursuing the technology than industry-leader Waymo.
style22 Best Clothing Brands For Men In 2026—At Every Price Point
For every aesthetic, hand-selected by our editors.
styleHow Fab 5 Freddy Became the Flyest Guy in New York
The downtown legend reflects on making art with Basquiat, the early days of MTV, and developing his inimitable personal style.
style15 Best White T-Shirts for Men, According to GQ Editors
What's the best white T-shirt? We've got some opinions.
outdoorsYou Think Conditions Are Bad? They Ain’t Stopping Candide Thovex
Low tide, poor snow conditions can't stop Candide Thovex from shredding what little terrain is still skiable. Watch as he rips at France's iconic Les…
outdoorsAlaska Court Rules Against Logging in America’s Largest National Forest
Timber and logging companies lost their effort to increase production after a court shot down their effort to log Tongass National Forest.
outdoorsThe Best Release Aids of 2026: Thumb, Index, Resistance, and Hinge Releases for Bowhunters
We tested nearly every release aid on the market and chose the best options for bowhunters The post The Best Release Aids of 2026: Thumb, Index, Resistance, and Hinge Releases for Bowhunters appeared first on Outdoor Life.
home kitchenThis Couple’s Makeover Transformed Their Tiny Galley Kitchen Into an English Cottage-Inspired Oasis
The builder-grade fixtures had to go. READ MORE...
home kitchenThis Copycat Shamrock Shake Tastes Just Like the Real Thing
And it’s the easiest treat to make for St. Patrick’s Day. READ MORE...
home kitchenMy Lighter Version of James Bond’s Famous Cocktail Goes Down Smooth
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parenting10 Products That Will Make Cleaning Your Home Less Annoying
From baseboards to ceiling fans, parts of every house are a challenge to keep clean.
parentingI'm Learning How to (Virtually) Sail on the Meta Quest 3
Avast, ye lubbers.
parenting“I Hate The Way My Husband Parents Our Daughters” & 33 Other Mom Confessions
In the latest Scary Mommy Confessions, 34 moms share what's on their mind.
fitnessWhy Don’t Pro Riders Use the Drops Anymore?
Pros used to live in the drops. But modern levers, bar shape, disc brakes, and aero research flipped what a “fast” position is.
fitnessI'm a Math Professor and I Calculated a Diet Plan to Lose 45 Pounds in a Year—Without Going to the Gym.
Motivated by a history of heart problems and love for his wife, Tony Alvarado set out to get healthy.
fitnessThe 84 Most Anticipated Movies of 2026 (and 17 Movies We Already Love)
With Christopher Nolan, star-studded epic romance, and major Marvel events, this list is a behemoth. And it also features a movie called Behomoth!.
fitnessThis REI Exclusive Sale Has Savings on Editor-Favorite Gear from Patagonia, Arc'teryx, Hoka, and More
Not a member? It's basically free. Here's how it works.
fitnessWhat One Night of Drinking Really Does to Your Skin—And How to Fix It
No amount of hydration packets will fight off your skin’s hangover.
fitnessThe 32 Most Anticipated New Shows of 2026 (and 17 More We Already Love)
We've got murder mysteries, stories of love and lust, and lots and lots of Yellowstone. And that's just the beginning.
technologyHow to clean and organize your Mac
Inevitably, the more you use something — your Mac included — the more dirty and cluttered it’s likely to become. At that point, you can buy a new machine, but the more economical move is to make what you have already work better. To help your computer feel new, or at least a little cleaner and less chaotic, we put together this guide with techniques and useful apps that have helped us maintain a more organized computer. I’ve been using these tips since before I first published this guide in 2021, and they’ve helped keep my 2018 MacBook Air looking and running (almost) like brand new. How to clean your Mac’s screen and body While there are many products out there from manufacturers claiming their one does it best, my advice is to keep things simple. It’s also the one Apple recommends. To start, you will need some water in a spray bottle and a clean microfiber cloth. You can use regular water from the tap but I've found distilled water works best; it’s far less likely to leave residue be
technologyByteDance will reportedly buy NVIDIA's latest AI chips to use outside of China
TikTok's Chinese parent company ByteDance has figured out a way to access NVIDIA's latest AI chips despite export restrictions, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The company is working with a firm called Aolani Cloud and building out Blackwell computing systems in Malaysia. This should give ByteDance access to around 36,000 B200 chips. That's NVIDIA's most powerful processor. The hardware buildout will reportedly cost more than $2.5 billion. The company says it plans on using this new computing power for AI research and development outside of China. The country has been unable to access the B200 chip, as it was designed in California and, as such, subject to US export controls. This has led some Chinese companies to do what ByteDance is doing with Aolani Cloud. The Singapore-based firm will buy up the components from NVIDIA and will operate exclusively in Malaysia, giving ByteDance access in the process. "By design, the export rules allow clouds to be built and operated
technologyParallels Desktop creators say MacBook Neo does indeed have enough muscle to run Windows apps
Parallels, the company best known for making the virtualization software that enables you to run Windows and other operating systems on a Mac, has confirmed that Parallels Desktop is compatible with the MacBook Neo. At launch it was unclear if Apple's new $600 laptop possessed the under-the-hood heft to run Windows apps, but in a recently updated post on its website, Parallels said that initial tests show its software running "stably," although performance is still being assessed. The MacBook Neo uses an A18 Pro chip, which debuted in the iPhone 16 Pro. However, as this chip is based on the same ARM architecture as M-series chips for Mac, it’s still capable of running Parallels’ Windows virtual machine. But there is a caveat to all this. Just because you can do something, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should. While Parallels Desktop could theoretically be a viable option for Neo owners who are only interested in light Windows use, anything that puts a significant strain on the CPU or
technologyThe Iran War Is Throwing Global Shipping Into Chaos
Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen says the conflict is stranding cargo and threatening inflation.
technologyHigher Jet Fuel Prices Could Melt Your Summer Travel Plans
Airline ticket prices are already rising, but an extended crisis in Iran could have bigger effects on the global travel industry.