Reddit CEO Steve Huffman Has a Surprisingly Effective Daily Routine

This story is an exclusive sneak peek of Wondercade, the newsletter from Neil Patrick Harris produced in partnership with InsideHook Studios. You can sign up — for free — to receive it right here. Coffee is perhaps the most personal of drinks. Ask a dozen people how they...

Amazon just announced increased service fees for its Amazon Fresh program, making it less of a deal and perhaps even damaging the value and worth of the company’s grocery delivery program. In an email sent out Friday, Amazon noted: “Starting Feb. 28, 2023, Amazon Fresh delivery orders under $150...

The first time I saw Jonathan Majors was in A24’s The Last Black Man in San Francisco. He played a speculative playwright, beset by seismic neighborhood turnover in the Bay Area. The role earned him a slew of supporting actor nominations, and helped launch a career that has taken...

Visit most gyms in 2023 and you’ll probably see a familiar sight in addition to treadmills, free weights and elliptical machines: mirrors as far as the eye can see. If you’re carefully monitoring your technique, you might find them to be an essential part of your workout. Alternately, it’s possible you might get ever-so-slightly distracted by that person reflected in the distance who looks like they might be your doppelgänger, at least until you realize that, no, it’s just your reflection.

Move over, ChatGPT. Google’s got its own artificial intelligence, and it’s reportedly capable of generating minutes-long musical compositions based on text prompts. The AI system, known as MusicLM, was trained on a dataset of 280,000 hours of music, and it’s capable of crafting songs based on specific prompts like “accordion death metal” or “futuristic club.” It can also apparently build on existing melodies — whether they’re hummed, sung, whistled or played on an instrument — and transform a series of sequentially written descriptions into a “musical story.” (You can listen to some samples of the AI-generated songs uploaded by Google here.)

Chances are, you started this year with hopes of adding some habit to your daily routine, like an earlier wake-up time, or a consistent exercise cadence, or, at long last…a nightly flossing regimen. (You know who you are, one-third of American adults.) We’re now about month into 2023, so...

There’s an episode of Parks and Rec where Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe) and Ann Perkins (Rashida Jones) are expecting a child, and Chris can’t stop himself from catering to Ann’s every need. As she sits on the couch, feeling bloated and exhausted, he zips from room to room, making smoothies, Googling remedies and issuing positive profundities.