Artist and native Bahamian Tavares Strachan blends science and mythmaking in an ambitious new exhibition at LACMA, going from October 12.

There are countless restaurants making delicious pizza across the U.S., so we gathered a list of the absolute best pizza places in each state.

Nothing says "main character energy" like this disco ball bar cart (*with* secret storage inside). View Entire Post › ...

Until I started fostering my dog Sylvester in September 2024, my own life felt like my primary responsibility. When I started caring for Sylvester, who I have now adopted, my life became about more ...

The hand-painted rocks are part of an Adopt-A-Rock station, a do-it-yourself activity that Alexandria native and mom of three launched.

Welcome to Sunshine Thrift Store in Tampa, where $27 can furnish an entire room if you’ve got the patience and vision. The modest storefront with its blue and white sign offers no hints about the ...

Sometimes the most extraordinary culinary treasures are hiding in plain sight, and Tony’s Crab Shack in Bandon, Oregon is the seafood equivalent of finding a pearl in an oyster. This coastal gem doesn ...

OctopusEffects, #aftereffects Tutorial on how to create neon light. This idea is not new but this tutorial is short and straight to the point and will save you time Timestamp 00:00​ Introduction 00:12 ...

Opera's agentic browser Neon has started shipping to users. The AI-enabled browser requires a monthly subscription.  Interested users can join a waitlist. Browser maker Opera announced today that the ...

Opera on Tuesday launched Neon, an artificial intelligence-powered browser that can execute tasks and run code inside web pages, adding to the intensifying competition among technology firms to make ...

Opera Neon is a new browser than integrates an AI agent to autonomously handle tasks within tabs, across different web pages, and also lets users automate tasks using custom shortcuts.

We typically think of neon signs as big commercial advertisements, hanging inside windows and lofted on tall signposts outside highway-adjacent businesses. [James Akers] has gone the other route ...