Know what message you’re trying to communicate before you get down in the weeds. by Scott Berinato Not long ago, the ability to create smart data visualizations, or dataviz, was a nice-to-have skill.

Darlin Tillery is a Newsweek reporter specializing in Life and Trends, focusing on the latest societal shifts. Based in North Carolina, Darlin covers a range of trending topics, from viral online ...

John Oates reflected in a new interview that when he and Daryl Hall played together for the first time, they sounded ‘horrible together’ The legendary music duo ultimately found success, and in 1977, ...

In a message on social media that baffled many scientists, President Donald Trump questioned the effectiveness of the COVID vaccines and demanded that the makers prove that they work. “Many people ...

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Viral kitchen gadgets flood TikTok and Instagram feeds, but do they actually deliver on their promises? Jeff Rossen put several to the test so you don’t have to.First up, the EZCracker claims it can ...

Microsoft has introduced AI models that it trained internally and says it will begin using them in some products. This announcement may represent an effort to move away from dependence on OpenAI, ...

A few months ago, Josh Freese lost his job. Freese, a legendary freelance drummer with a resume that stretches back decades, joined Foo Fighters in 2023, replacing the late Taylor Hawkins. In May, ...

“Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party" is the Hayley Williams album listeners have been waiting for — whether they realize it or not. Twenty years ago, the teenage emo band Paramore wrote and recorded ...

Williams biographer Tim Greiving writes that recent headlines quoting the famed composer don't tell the full story. By Tim Greiving I’m truly stunned by the still-spreading wildfire ignited online by ...

Back in the early 1970s, when I was trying to earn a living as a (commercial) photographer, I could barely afford to fly, and the oft-repeated joke that our little regional airplanes were held ...