One thing about Costco customers, they’ve become accustomed to change. Whether it’s changes to membership fees or changes to the store’s rotisserie chicken packaging, they’ve weathered it all. Thankfully though, as Delish reports, a new change reportedly heading to the warehouse next year is sparking joy among the Costco community—food court lovers in particular. According to several social media posts, […]
2024 was another one for the books for top-tier sneaker collaborations. As Footwear News reports, both longtime market-leading brands and rising stars alike delivered hit after hit in 2024, tapping talent that included music megastars, influential retailers, high fashion standouts and more to provide newness to the marketplace. The list, which was selected by FN’s sneaker editors, was curated with […]
New year, new streaming service? If you’ve been curious about Severance or never got around to watching Ted Lasso, access to Apple TV+ is free this weekend. As PCMag reports, from January 3 thru 5 in this new year, Apple’s entire streaming library will be accessible without a subscription. The offer is valid for anyone with an Apple Account and the Apple TV […]
This year has been marked by extraordinary weather events across the United States, from devastating hurricanes to record-breaking heatwaves and severe wildfires. Here is Forbes’ list of some of the top weather events and the factors that made them significant. 2024 Hurricane Season After a quiet start to the hurricane season, Hurricane Helene emerged as one of […]
According to the USDA, which has never been exactly a “thought leader” when it comes to food and nutrition, January is Fat Free Living Month. This is possibly the worst idea the USDA has ever come up with, with the possible exception of the 1992 Food Pyramid. Virtually every health professional now understands that fat […]
Fewer people are making New Year’s resolutions, according to a survey from Baltimore-based health and wellness firm Medifast — with just 44% of adults planning one for this year. And is it any wonder? Trotting out all the typical abstract, overly optimistic objectives like “get in shape” or “read more” (who has the time?), or “save money” […]
Some winter days, dog walks can feel like more of a chore than a good time. That’s kind of the point behind January’s designation as Walk Your Dog Month. During these coldest and shortest days of the year, we all need an excuse to jazz up the daily stroll with the pup and get outside […]
After the holiday season has come and gone, it’s tempting to throw all your lights, ornaments, and décor into storage boxes as quickly as you can. But taking the time to organize these festive pieces with the right packing materials, storage containers, and labels can save you from major headaches when it’s time to decorate next year. […]
Earlier this month, California’s Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a State of Emergency in response to the growing threat of the Avian influenza A (H5N1), also known as “Bird Flu.” As Food & Wine reports, according to the governor’s official website, Newsom made the decision after additional cases of bird flu were found in dairy cows on […]
Katie, a 4-year-old dog who lives in Brooklyn, is gaining fame across the country as New York City’s secret weapon in the war on rats. Katie weighs just 12 1/2 pounds and is about 4 years old. According to her doggie DNA test, she is 28% Chihuahua, 16% pug, 16% rat terrier and 40% good […]