How Every NFL Team Left Can Win the Super Bowl, According to ESPN’s Ryan Clark
The NFL analyst and Steelers great goes deep on the Broncos’ Jarrett Stidham situation, the merits of playing nasty football, and Ginger Cuz.
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These Are the 100 Most Important Watches in the World Right Now
Nearly 1,000 pages long and weighing in at close to 25 pounds, Taschen’s new Ultimate Collector Watches is the final boss of horological coffee table books.
Wilco’s Sky Blue Sky Was a Music Festival Even Chris Black Could Love
The GQ columnist and longtime festival-experience skeptic checks into the Hard Rock for the fourth edition of Wilco’s annual fest and winds up drowning his cynicism in the Riviera Maya.
Neptune In Aries Begins It’s 14-Year Transit — & You’ll Experience Great Change
Digital illustration of the universe and galaxies Elusive and empathetic Neptune is re-entering Aries on January 26th, offering us a second chance to understand the journey ahead. This time around, we’ll go full throttle in Aries to find our path until March…
The Real-Life Diet of Alex Honnold, Who Still Gets Scared While Climbing
The man behind Free Solo, the Planet Visionaries podcast, and some of the most incredible athletic achievements of all time is scaling a skyscraper in Taiwan with no ropes. Yes, that still freaks him out.
It Makes Sense That People See A.I. as God
A religious fervor surrounds our relationship with technology.
That ‘Crazy’ Compliment He Never Forgot
At a birthday party two years ago, Sarah Gall boldly told Holden Rosen Grupp that he was cute and to call her if he was ever single. Several months later, he did just that.
A College Film Project Turned Into a Life Together
Casey DelBasso and Christopher Kelley met on the first day of college and instantly clicked, but it was almost three years before they became a couple.
The ‘Invisible Strings’ That Brought Them Together
Samantha Podell and Robert Mitchell met through a dating app nearly five years ago and soon discovered they had a lot in common.
Love Found Its Pace in a New York Walking Group
Margaret Victor and Chuck Barraza met through Shorewalkers, an environmental walking group. On their first date, Ms. Victor was “really thrown” to learn that he was 16 years her senior.