Rachel Pastan is the author of We’re So Lucky to Live Here, about a young theater director who tries to raise enough money to keep her childhood home by staging a production of The Cherry Orchard in the turret house. It’s out September 15th from Delphinium. Below, she recommends three novels about alternative living arrangements.
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When Rolling Stone last talked with folk-rock songwriter Medium Build, he admitted to being worried about all he’s accomplished suddenly disappearing. “There’s a huge fear of: If I stopped working, will it all go away?” he said last year. While those concerns didn’t come true, the pressure to keep his foot on the gas nearly
Executives are used to putting controls around money at work. Budgets have owners, large purchases need approval, and recurring costs get questioned when they stop earning their keep. Personal spending is often much less structured. A high income can hide that for years. The bills are paid, the credit card clears, and there is still
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Adéla is missing home on “Therapy,” the penultimate song on her debut album, Prima. The quiet, almost distorted ballad shows a different side of the 22-year-old pop phenom: On the nine songs that precede “Therapy,” she is hungry for pop success. “KGB,” the rattling dance note on which she opens the album, is defined by
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Miley (née Cyrus) pivots back to glitzy dance bangers, Adéla lives out her pop princess fantasy on the standout track from her debut album, and Beyoncé adds Selena to the Spanish
In the fast-paced world of high fashion, the line between red-carpet glamour and everyday street style has officially blurred. No longer are fashion icons and tastemakers forced to navigate the bustling streets of New York or Los Angeles in restrictive stilettos just to make a sartorial statement. Instead, the modern it-girl wardrobe & celebrity street
The Best Hair Dryer for Curly and Coily Hair: A No-Heat-Damage Home Blowout Guide A salon-smooth blowout on curly or coily hair usually gets blamed on the stylist’s hands. Most of the time it’s the dryer doing the work. You can get the same result at home, without the crispy ends and heat damage that
HubSpot is designed to be the ultimate growth engine for SaaS companies, streamlining operations, aligning teams, and turning leads into recurring revenue. But as your business scales, managing a complex platform often transforms from a strategic advantage into a daily operational headache.
Critic’s Rating: 4 / 5.0 4 One of my weirdest fears is that someone will get the power to read my mind, and Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Season 1 Episode 7 delves into why that is. Nothing is sacred anymore. All those weird thoughts everyone gets suddenly become audible to the world. (Colin
September is here! Let’s take a look back and some of the top looks from August 2026: 1.Toke Makinwa and Her Daughter in Dolce & Gabbana Taking first place among August’s top looks was Toke Makinwa, spotted with her daugher by the Lagos Paparazzi in a red and white Dolce & Gabbana Majolica-print dress. The
Buying a car often feels like a single financial decision. You compare models, negotiate a price, arrange financing if necessary, and drive away with a vehicle that fits your needs. But the purchase price is only one part of what a car costs. Once the vehicle is in your driveway, a steady stream of expenses
Latex clothing has always been associated with boldness, daring, and attention-grabbing. And among all the fashion-forward statement pieces in this category of fashion, the latex bodysuit symbolizes empowerment, confidence, and modern style. Whether you are gearing up to go out for the day/evening, participating in a photoshoot, or simply experimenting with fashion that allows you
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Naomi Osaka has made it clear that the US Open is as much a runway as it is a battleground, delivering standout style both on and off the court throughout the 2026 tournament. Ahead of her time on the court, Osaka turned practice into her own runway moment. She wore an Evisu hat, $2,057 Who
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By Huy Hoang, Founder, Simply Maid Most founders who talk about “distributed teams” mean people on Slack in different time zones. My version is stranger. Simply Maid delivered its first clean in Crows Nest, Sydney, in August 2015, and for years we did one thing:house cleaning in Sydney. Ten years on we operate across seven
Cozy is a mindset. Fuzzy blankets and scented candles can only do so much when it’s roaring hot outside. Regardless of the actual autumn weather outside your window, you can enjoy a cozy autumn in the romance novels set in quaint small towns. There are pumpkins on every corner with apple orchards and harvest festivals
It’s a quiet roundup of young adult book news during what is likely a quiet week around the United States and Canada. With Labor Day this weekend, things are transitioning. We’ll move from a quieter summer season in the world of books to a busy, active fall season. Find here your monthly roundup of all
Summer, we hardly knew ye. We’ve made it to fall, which means schools are back in session. You couldn’t pay me enough to return to my school days, but I do love a great book set in a school. So here are five Book Riot favorite sci-fi and fantasy books set at school for you
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