The prosecution: Martha I like to keep Dad updated, but only for important things – and on my terms. I am 27! My dad and I disagree about whether he should follow me on the Find My Friends phone app, which lets you track people in real time. He used to, but when I went…
Her right to a naked ankle is, in the end, the hill Natalie Ormond is willing to die on. Ormond, a millennial, simply cannot – will not – get her head around gen Z’s fondness for a crew sock, pulled up over gym leggings or skimming bare legs, brazenly extending over the ankle towards the…
Hello, and welcome to TechScape. I’m your host, Blake Montgomery, and this week in tech news: Trump’s tariffs hit tech companies that move physical goods more than their digital-only counterparts. Two stories about AI’s effect on the labor market paint a murky picture. Meta released a standalone AI app, a product it claims already has…
Every breath I take, and every move I make, every bond I break, every step I take, they keep phoning me. This is a chain of London estate agents, well known to be – and doubtless proud of the accolade – the pushiest of a pushy breed. I bought a flat through them more than…
Pumpkin soup is more than a meal – it’s an edible sweater, a hug in a bowl, the culinary equivalent of kicking a pile of crisp leaves. While it’s an easy thing to make at home, there are plenty of ready-to-go pumpkin soups available in supermarket aisles and fridges for those without the time or…
What does it take to be well? The answer varies from person to person. For some, it may require prescription medication and yoga classes; for others, it could be a vegetarian diet and regular doctor visits. One thing is certain: it costs money. Americans spend more than $6,000 (£4,500) per person a year on wellness,…