It seems like reports of dust devils have been showing up in social media posts all over the U.S. this spring. From Rio Rancho, New Mexico, to Boone County, Iowa, to Fountain Inn, South Carolina, and even Chicago, Illinois. In reality, these short-lived “whirlwinds” are relatively common across the world and typically harmless. They can […]
It’s Time to Clean and Refinish Your Wood Deck before Summer
If the winter has left your wood deck looking weathered, worn and shabby and you’ve been ignoring it ever since, now is when you need to get your deck ship-shape before you start the summer outdoor entertaining season. The Best Time to Prep Your Deck Experts say that the best time to prepare your deck […]
It’s International Hummus Day
On May 13th, join millions of people around the world in celebrating their love for hummus on International Hummus Day. Consume, share, celebrate and profess your love for this special food. Actually, since National Hummus Day is May 15, why not celebrate all week long? What is Hummus? Hummus is an ancient recipe straight from […]
Hurley’s new Capsule Collection is Inspired by the late Artist Keith Haring
Hurley, the global apparel and lifestyle brand, is releasing its capsule collection inspired by Keith Haring. The capsule blends iconic art with contemporary surf and street style. As WWD reports, the capsule celebrates the legacy of the late artist and activist, reinterpreting his work through Hurley’s signature Southern California aesthetic. Hurley is a Southern California-based surf […]
Damon Wayans Wants All Eyes on DME
Let’s be real. Managing diabetes can be complicated. And with so much to juggle, vision health often gets overlooked. But here’s the thing: diabetic macular edema (DME) is a serious complication for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, especially if not detected or treated. That’s why, in late April, Genentech announced the launch […]
A Temporary Reprieve for Users as FCC Extends the Update Deadline for Foreign-Made Routers and Drones Until 2029
The FCC’s bans on foreign-made Wi-Fi routers and drones initially included an expiration date on software updates, but the commission has now extended the cutoff from 2027 to 2029. As PCMag reports, on Friday, the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology (OET) issued an extension that permits previously authorized foreign-made drones and Wi-Fi routers to “continue to receive software and firmware […]
Do You Need to Clean, Repair, or Replace Your Home Windows and Screens?
Spring pollen and rainstorms can make quite a mess of your windows and doors, so you need to take some time to clean window and door glass. While it may seem like a sunny day would be the perfect time to tackle this chore, it’s actually best to do it on a cloudy or overcast […]
How to Prepare For, Stay Safe During, and What to Do After a Tornado
We are smack dab in the middle of Tornado Season, and it seems like every day we’re getting reports of another storm or series of storms leaving death and destruction in its wake. While you can’t prepare for every possible scenario, there are some standard protocols that could just save your life. Preparing for a […]
Angel Reese’s New Signature Shoe Drop for Reebok is Met Gala-approved
Just when we thought the Bayou Barbie couldn’t get any more iconic, Angel Reese is proving that her fashion sense is just as memorable as her on-court game. Her latest signature shoe drop with Reebok has officially arrived, and it’s Met Gala-approved. Drawing inspiration from her Met Gala debut back in 2024, the new AR1 “Gala Green” colorway […]
This $100 Bottle has just won the Title of America’s AND World’s “Best Wheat Whiskey”
Wheat whiskey — in which wheat comprises at least 51% of the mashbill — tends to fly under the radar for a lot of American whiskey drinkers. It’s often mistakenly referred to as a type of bourbon or confused with wheated bourbons. As Food & Wine reports, Maker’s Mark, the world’s best-known wheated bourbon, launched its own […]