What’s New on Max in October 2023
Max’s October slate includes the second season of the 19th-century period piece The Gilded Age (October 29), as well as season two of the 18th-century pirate drama Our Flag Means…
Stop Strava From Revealing Your Home Address
Strava makes it easy to show not just friends and family your exercise routes, but the entire Strava community. While this feature is supposed to be entirely anonymous, researchers have…
What’s New on (HBO) Max in June 2023
Hype is one thing; bad buzz is another. The word on HBO’s new series The Idol, premiering on HBO and the streaming service formerly known as HBO Max on June…
What’s New on HBO Max in April 2023
As HBO Max continues to transform into whatever inferior version of its former self it will eventually turn out to be, we can still enjoy the last remnants of an…
10 Home Remedies That May Do More Harm Than Good
This post is part of our Home Remedy Handbook, a tour of the landscape of home remedies from the iffy to the doctor-approved. Read more here. Some of what we…
10 Common Thanksgiving Stains (and How to Remove Them)
Photo: Brent Hofacker (Shutterstock) If you got a little too excited when whipping up your pie, we don’t blame you, but a pumpkin stain can be troublesome. Your approach will…
Strike Gold With the Alaska Cocktail
Photo: Devojka Between gin or vodka, olive or lemon twist, brine or stark, dry or wet, MSG-tinged or saline-tinctured, there is no shortage of paths in the choose-your-own-adventure of martinis.…
15 Horror Movies Based on True Events (More or Less)
The Stepfather (1987) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers Released at the height of the 1980s slasher-movie trend, you’d be forgiven for thinking The Stepfather’s ominous title character was an…
‘The Rehearsal,’ and 13 Other Movies and Shows That Bend Reality
Nathan For You | Season 3 Exclusive Trailer If you like The Rehearsal, you need to see Nathan Fielder’s original weird, reality-bending comedy show. Nathan for You is more crass…
15 Norman Lear Episodes That Changed TV History
Photo: DFree (Shutterstock) The 1970s are often spoken of as a golden age for movies, a time when filmmakers produced challenging classics that refused to pander, combing love for the…