Microsoft is weighing in on whether you should install third-party antivirus software on a PC, telling users the built-in Defender should be enough. As PCMag reports, Microsoft quietly took an official stand in a Learning Center article published earlier this month, which Windows Latest later spotted. “For many Windows 11 users, Microsoft Defender Antivirus covers everyday risk without requiring additional […]
The Flower Moon Will Rise on May Day
The Flower Moon will light up the night sky on the first day of May, which marks the midpoint between summer and spring. May’s full moon, known as the Flower Moon, will peak on Friday, May 1. As USA Today reports, the Flower Moon was given that name because it falls in the middle of […]
Make Your Backyard Feel Alive Again
After years of hardscaping taking the lead, we’re seeing a shift back toward planting as the foundation of outdoor design. Increasingly, the approach is to let nature take the lead and to choose native plants that thrive without much maintenance. Kevin Lenhart, landscape architect and design director at Yardzen says, ““Many homeowners are looking for […]
Why We Love National Raisin Day (and Week)
When it comes to raisins, there are generally two groups of people: those that love them and those that believe they ruin a perfectly good Oatmeal Cookie (by the way, April 30 is also National Oatmeal Cookie Day, but we digress). But love ’em or hate ’em, April 30th is National Raisin Day, and this […]
SCAD Celebrates 80 Years of Dior with New Exhibit
December 16 of this year will mark a fashion milestone. It will be 80 years since the iconic House of Dior was established in Paris at 30 Avenue Montaigne. As Fashionista reports, to mark the occasion, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) unveiled a new exhibit at its SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + […]
Have you tried the Pringles Chocolate Trend?
Whether it’s caramel topped with sea salt, a baked brie wheel with fig jam, or bacon-wrapped dates, sweet-and-salty pairings always work. Though not a new idea, this flavor combination has become especially trendy in recent years, as millennials and Gen Z seek sweet-and-salty options in packaged snacks and popular recipes alike. As Food & Wine […]
OpenAI puts a Pause on “Adult Mode” for ChatGPT Indefinitely
You may never get to experience ChatGPT’s adult mode (not that you wanted to, of course). OpenAI has confirmed to the Financial Times (FT) that it is putting the project on hold as it shifts focus toward its core products. As PCMag reports, this news comes after The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported that some of the company’s staffers and advisors were […]
The PBS Artemis II documentary is streaming on YouTube
If you’re going through Artemis II withdrawls, have we got good news for you! As Endgadget reports, the crew of NASA’s Artemis II mission have safely returned to Earth, but if your Moon fever has yet to break, or you’re curious to get a big picture view of how the second of a planned five Moon […]
Why not Transform Your Backyard into a “Wellness Hub?”
Increasingly, outdoor spaces have become personal sanctuaries designed to support both mental and physical well-being. As Real Simple reports, ultimately, the goal is to create a space that invites you to chill, breathe deep, and recharge. It’s a notable shift away from over-stimulation, towards curated spaces that ground you—all rooted in the rise of “recovery […]
Facts and Myths about Eating at Night
There are a lot of myths out there about eating at night, how it makes you fat, how it disrupts sleep, or how it helps you sleep. It’s hard to know how to separate fact from fiction. According to the experts, the first thing you need to know is that gaining weight is about the […]