From The Atlantic
Pro tip: People can tell when you're faking that food allergy.
This urban etiquette question has an actual right answer.
"Go in with the graveness and seriousness of a court date."
Kicking toilet handles to flush, holding your breath after someone sneezes—scientists explain how we're doing it all wrong.
A great gift for the traveler in your life.
In this absurdist sketch, a New York MTA train operator crosses the line.
Enjoy one movie or TV show for every stage of your snowbound confinement.
Yvonne Bambrick's new book is as comprehensive as it is approachable.
5 ways to rescue the in-office happy hour when the wine key goes missing.
For Valentine's Day, the Los Angeles Metro system offers up a love story and a PSA all in one.
Friends who smoke: Want to be avoid being a litterbug? Consider a pocket ashtray.
New research reveals some unorthodox tips for setting yourself apart on dating apps and sites.
A London-inspired set piece for the concrete apologist.
The 3D-printed buildings are based on architecture in New York, Chicago, and elsewhere, and can glow at night.
These colorful, gold-plated bangles feature landmarks big and small.
Five steps to navigating complicated beer menus without all the fuss.
Illuminate a room in a classy way, while also making it seem the world is upside down.
Show your love for Paris with Dutch Lab's Eiffel Tower cold brew device.
4 things to consider when you're pretty sure you might vomit on your way home.
Dutch designers want you to put away that awful-looking rain poncho.