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Spectators usually look up to watch giant balloons pass by during the Thanksgiving Day Parade. You'll have to look down to see this one.

Researchers say the tool is not a prediction engine, but a granular snapshot of what today’s AI models can already do.

The new collection of lamps from Swedish designer Teklan, includes three round bluetooth speakers, two lamp speakers, and one new version of the Fado lamp.

Board, a new company from entrepreneur Brynn Putnam, may have just invented a new category of gaming.

Nucleus IVF testing, Friend AI, American Eagle: We're in a 'quiet part out loud' era, and guess what? It's working.

Elon Musk's task force may have met an untimely end, but its brief blitz on federal systems will likely have ripple effects for years to come.

Timothée Chalamet promotes his new film by parodying the creative ad process on a video call. Here’s why it’s genius.

E-commerce sellers are, perhaps predictably, looking to cash in on some of the more viral details of the recently released Jeffrey Epstein documents.

Millions of white T-shirts everywhere just breathed a sigh of relief.

No fewer than 5 legal complaints have been filed in federal courts since last week in the wake of multiple recalls and an ongoing investigation by the FDA.

Dora.nyc is a new website that compiles information about NYC's food distribution events, community fridges, shelters, and more under one digital roof.

As part of a new campaign, Marriott Bonvoy’s Sheraton Boston Hotel just re-created the ‘Goodnight Moon’ room down to the smallest detail.

The WNBA Rookie of the Year’s exclusive new deal with Fanatics boasts inscribed basketballs, jerseys, and a more inclusive vision for the sport.

Fast-casual chains are leaning into their identities as lifestyle brands at a time when younger consumers are having a harder time buying what they sell.

The new branding is made out of slabs of glass and colored lights.

Known for its secret formula of sunspots and lunar cycles, the Maine-based classic couldn’t weather modern media storms.

'Alphabet in Motion,' a new book from designer Kelli Anderson, uses pop-ups to show how letters got their shapes.

Illustrator Edel Rodriguez is famous for his acerbic drawings of Trump. Now a cover for 'The New Yorker' featuring Mamdani shows his style in a new light.

As it is unceremoniously folded into Vogue.com, supporters lament the loss of a rare media outlet that let young people speak for themselves.

PepsiCo wants you to know it's more than just a sugary cola.