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What tools does a professional food blogger use in her kitchen? Below, I share some of my must-have kitchen gadgets and why I love them!... Read more »

Learn the simplest method to create a DIY fire pit patio - one that you can accomplish in a single weekend! This pea gravel fire pit is a gorgeous, welcoming addition to our backyard.... Read more »

Make decadent Chocolate Chips to dip into all of your favorite treats. This easy 1 ingredient recipe is quick and…... Read more »

Butter makes everything better! Light a Butter Candle nestled inside a loaf of crusty bread and watch it infuse every…... Read more »

Get the best tips for pairing throw pillow covers, as well as the best sources for every budget! It's easy to change up the look of your home on a whim - and affordably, too!... Read more »

Learn all about how to make the juiciest burgers ever! You’ll find tips for creating a deliciously juicy burger at home, well seasoned and cooked perfectly every time.... Read more »

It’s easy to paint a 19-year-old with the brush of criminality when headlines are hungry for blame. Joseph Kling, of Ocean Township, now faces charges of aggravated arson for a wildfire that swept across thousands of acres in central New Jersey. Yet focusing on Kling as the villain overlooks a... Read more »

Curiosity brought me to Zeroe, a plant-based caviar crafted from seaweed harvested off the southern coast of France. I’d read about its rise among fine dining establishments and Michelin-starred chefs, and I wanted to know if it could truly hold its own next to the real deal. After trying it,... Read more »

On the evening of Friday, May 2, 2025, a profound cultural shift will take place in the heart of Washington, D.C., as changemakers, advocates, and allies from across the nation gather at the historic Watergate Hotel for the inaugural Project Blackbird Gala. Timed with Mental Health Awareness Month, this groundbreaking... Read more »

March is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness and celebrate the lives of individuals living with cerebral palsy (CP). It’s an opportunity for all of us to better understand the condition, challenge misconceptions, and work toward a more inclusive society. As we reflect on the lives of... Read more »

In an ‘always-on’ world with more choices than ever, why do people still struggle to set boundaries and experience burnout? In this interview with Carol Enneking, author of The Rebalancing Act: Wisdom from Working Women For Success that Matters readers of Social Lifestyle Magazine will gain deeper insights into personal... Read more »

Tricia Brouk, author of The Influential Voice: Saying What You Mean for a Lasting Legacy and The Invitation: Vital Conversations About Menopause, amplifies voices that are often unheard, encouraging people to embrace their stories, speak their truths, and create spaces for understanding and compassion. What makes Tricia Brouk’s work unique?... Read more »

In a world where women are expected to do it all—raise families, build careers, maintain relationships, and somehow still fold the laundry—MILF N Cookies Series offers a much-needed reminder that laughter truly is the best therapy. Entertainers Nicole Serapiglia and Tiffany Chantell are bringing the chaos and comedy of real... Read more »

From the moment I stepped into The Altman MedSpa in Englewood Cliffs, NJ, I knew I was in for something special. The ambiance exuded tranquility, and I was immediately welcomed by the warm and talented Shukurat Alder—Shuk, as she’s known to her clients. I had heard incredible things about the... Read more »

In an era dominated by digital connectivity, the internet continues to be both a beacon of innovation and a breeding ground for exploitation. At the forefront of this paradox is YouTube, the world’s largest video-sharing platform, which has become an unexpected host for illicit content. Despite rigorous policies designed to... Read more »

A copy of the form, obtained by Gothamist, shows the NYPD relied on invalid reasons to jail low-level offenders — despite 2020 reforms designed to curb unnecessary detentions. [ more › ]... Read more »

New York City Starting May 1, tenants can apply to affordable apartments after a previous tenants move out, without going through the city’s housing lottery system. [ more › ]... Read more »

Mayor Adams has made the war on rats one of the signature policies of his administration. Inspectors found no evidence of vermin at the mayor’s Bedford-Stuyvesant rowhouse earlier this month. [ more › ]... Read more »

New York City Mayor Eric Adams arrives on the scene of a parking garage collapse on Ann Street in Lower Manhattan on Tuesday, April 18, 2023. A new city report finds dangerous unpermitted work, poor maintenance and overloaded floors led to the 2023 garage collapse that killed one worker. [... Read more »

The Queens home where police say an unlicensed man performed a botched surgical procedure that left a woman in critical condition. Felipe Hoyos Foronda was arrested at JFK Airport while trying to leave the country, officials say. [ more › ]... Read more »

The MTA and Gov. Kathy Hochul have pushed to beef up the number of cops and surveillance cameras in the subway system since 2021. The transit agency's head of security said the technology could be used to help prevent crimes before they happen. [ more › ]... Read more »

John A. Sarcone III was sworn in as an interim U.S. attorney on March 17. A recently appointed interim U.S. attorney said he wants to sue companies to make them develop content-monitoring algorithms. [ more › ]... Read more »

Because he appreciates the culture, here are your afternoon links: Zooey Deschanel is engaged to a Property Brother, license plate crackdown in the congestion zone, shorts season for some and more. [ more › ]... Read more »

The scene at West 36th Street and Surf Avenue in Coney Island where police said Javon Johnnie was shot and killed on April 27, 2025. Javon Johnnie, 18, was shot near his home, according to police. [ more › ]... Read more »

The MTA plans to replace turnstiles at city subway stations with modern fare gates equipped with sliding glass doors. Transit officials have griped about fare evasion for decades, but until now never moved to fundamentally redesign the city's subway turnstiles. [ more › ]... Read more »

A scene from a previous year's Open Stages Music Festival. Ready to enjoy what the city has to offer outside? Tulips, block parties, parades and more await. [ more › ]... Read more »

Because it never went away, but whatever, here are your early links: 5G towers on the Upper West Side, Rep. Mike Lawler got yelled at during his town hall, sorghum wants to be cool and more. [ more › ]... Read more »

From left: Cliff Hagen, Griffin Fossella, and Frank Morano are competing for Staten Island’s open City Council seat in Tuesday’s special election. Despite different political backgrounds, the three candidates running for Staten Island’s open City Council seat agree on key neighborhood concerns like hotel development and battery storage facilities. [... Read more »

Councilmember Sandy Nurse speaks outside City Hall criticizing the city's use of homeless encampment clean-ups on Tuesday April 22, 2025. New city data shows police helped clear thousands of homeless from the streets but it’s unclear where they ended up. [ more › ]... Read more »

After getting engaged, I couldn't wait to try on wedding dresses. I'd watched Say Yes to the Dress for years, and I was so excited to twirl around in a fancy white gown while sipping champagne with my favorite people. However, after visiting several bridal stores, I can say that... Read more »

Mastering the art of longevity starts at a young age. That’s right—your lifestyle choices as a 20-something-year-old can have a direct impact on your long-term health as you enter your 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and so on. In fact, new research suggests that certain "risky" habits can chip away at... Read more »

If you sleep with your pet, you have plenty of company. The American Academy of Sleep Medicine found that about half of respondents (46%) do exactly that. But is it good for you? It depends on who you ask (and your sleeping habits).RELATED: 5 Signs Your Dog Really Trusts You,... Read more »

Currently, there are 202 dog breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC)—this excludes mixed breeds and designer crossbreeds. Suffice it to say that if you’re thinking about adopting a pup, there are a ton of breeds to consider. To help narrow your search, veterinarians have been posting TikTok videos... Read more »

We probably don't have to school you on how bad hot dogs are. Like any processed meat, they're full of harmful ingredients and are also very high in saturated fat and sodium. However, you may not have realized that one of the toppings you're adding to your frankfurter could be... Read more »

I recently took Old Navy’s new StudioSmooth line for a test run—and dare I say, the athleisure wear is comfier than any pajamas I’ve ever owned. The collection is made from buttery-soft fabric that Old Navy says is the brand’s lightest, softest, and most weightless material to date. As a... Read more »

If you follow a balanced diet, there's a good chance you're already meeting your Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for protein. To estimate how much you personally need each day, simply multiply your body weight in pounds by 0.36—the result is your daily protein goal in grams.That said, protein needs aren’t... Read more »

If you've ever wished you could be whisked to the front of the plane without paying the sky-high prices of non-economy ticket, well, get in line. Or, just pick up the phone. Because, while flying first class may seem like a luxury reserved for frequent flyers and business travelers with... Read more »

Fish oil is one of the most popular supplements in America, boasting a booming, $1 billion business each year, according to Harvard Health Publishing. Cod liver oil is one particular type of fish oil that comes from the liver of cod fish and is high in healthy, polyunsaturated fats known... Read more »

For decades, the Travel Channel served as serious inspiration for viewers with incurable wanderlust. It was the network where Samantha Brown made even the most far-flung destinations approachable, Andrew Zimmern opened our eyes to new foods, and Anthony Bourdain became the iconic voice for travelers that he remains to this... Read more »

The benefits of walking are irrefutable. Of course, taking a daily stroll can help you lose weight, but it can also reduce depression risk, keep your brain sharp, and improve your cardiovascular health. But what is refutable is how many steps you need to take to reap these benefits. Some... Read more »

Walking has really become the most praised workout of 2025. Studies show simply hitting 7,000 to 10,000 steps a day can improve everything from your mood and and overall health to lowering your chronic disease risk—and helping you torch calories and lose weight. Combine all of these benefits, and it's... Read more »

You don’t have to be a frequent traveler to know that getting through security can be one of the most stressful and aggravating parts of the flying experience. Unfortunately, if you’re accustomed to handing over your driver’s license to board your domestic flight, you may be in for a surprise:... Read more »

A new study led by researchers at Stanford Medicine found that the United States could be at risk of measles becoming endemic again, as a current outbreak continues – 25 years after measles was declared eliminated from the country. In fact, a simulation found there could be as many as... Read more »