How a caffeine-laced strawberry-açai drink became the allowance-draining status symbol of New York’s teen elite.

The FADER isn't in the business of kumbaya-ing our music reviews. If you're a longtime reader of the magazine, you'll know that we choose our side pretty clearly whenever significant albums or songs ...

A now-iconic Sunny Delight commercial from the 1990s introduced the “purple stuff,” a mysterious, fake purple drink that became a well-known reference point among a generation. Now, SunnyD is adding a ...

While the world watches with concern the aggressive and uncalculated rhetoric of the American administration in the current war, alongside a growing crisis in global energy markets, from Israel’s ...

The 2026 MLB season is approaching, bringing bold predictions about team contenders and breakout players. Insider Robert Murray forecasts that a star pitcher will remain with his current team past the ...

The rise of AI warfare speaks to the biggest moral and practical question there is: Who—or what—gets to decide to take a human life? And who bears that cost? In 2018, more than 3,000 Google workers ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - New Orleans content creator Jono Barnes has a lot on his plate this spring — a 9-month-old son, an active content schedule and a Saints offseason he says has him feeling good.

Childhood summers always included Kool-Aid, that inexpensive soft drink mix that we kids could make ourselves by mixing it with sugar and water. After chugging a glass, we'd bounce around on a sugar ...

The central question of positive psychology is: "What makes life worth living?"’ Pursuing the Good Life, a book by positive psychology pioneer Chris Peterson, provides an excellent perspective on this ...

Brooklynn Roberson ascended the ladder, a sharp pair of scissors in hand. She cut away a chunk of the nylon net hanging above the court at the Neal Center and lifted it high for her exuberant ...

The only Kool-Aid has been drunk by Kenneth Harris (“Choosing the right side on protests and immigrants,” Feb. 7). You don’t care about America. You don’t care about our Constitution. You care about a ...