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    Rihanna Turned Savage X Fenty’s New Campaign Into a Family Affair

    Matching outfits for the whole family are a holiday season staple, and thanks to Rihanna, they just got a cozy upgrade. This season, Savage X Fenty is reimagining the classic holiday tradition through an undeniably fashion-forward lens, and who better to lead the charge than Rihanna herself?Starring alongside her three children — RZA, Riot, and baby Rocki — the global icon turns intimate family moments into the ultimate style statement.

  • The 6 Best Electric Razors for Women in 2026, Tested by Beauty Editors

    From the legs to our bikini line, here’s what actually worked without the razor bumps.

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    Windows said my SSD was healthy until I looked at the numbers the drive reports

    Windows told me my 512GB Samsung NVMe SSD was Healthy, which sounds reassuring until you realize how much information that one word leaves out. The drive has spent years tracking its own writes, wear, temperatures, shutdowns, and errors, and Windows boils it all down to a verdict that's basically the storage equivalent of "looks fine to me."

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    Les Benjamins & Apple Go “From Earth to Sky” in Turkey Runway Show

    Summary Les Benjamins partnered with Apple for its 15th-anniversary "From Earth to Sky" collection in Cappadocia, blending East and West. The runway show, featuring custom hot-air balloons, was designed on iPad Pro and filmed on iPhone 18 Pro Max.

  • The Best Thing You Can Do for Your Brain This Week Might Actually Help Someone Else

    Giving back might do wayyyy more than lift others up.

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    I turned on one Galaxy setting, and my mobile bill got much smaller

    Words can’t describe how frustrating it was to run out of mobile data on my Galaxy phone. It meant being more restricted in what I could do with my apps. And when you run out early, the usual fix is paying your carrier for more data. After that experience, I promised myself it wouldn’t happen again.

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    I tested Chrome Remote Desktop, RustDesk, and Windows RDP before trusting one with my PC

    When I’m away from home, I want to reach my Windows PC and actually use it like a desktop. I need readable text and real-time responsiveness, not a desktop full of pixels. I also want to get back in after a restart and not be left wondering what happened to the PC if I get disconnected.

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    Your Ultimate Guide to Frieze Week in London

    Spooky season, pumpkin-spiced lattes and, of course, Frieze Art Fair... happy October, everyone. The big white tent is back in London's Regent's Park, bringing with it a sea of Tabi-wearing, tote-bag-carrying gallerinas, art-world insiders and the potential Leonardo DiCaprio sighting.

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    5 Roku tips I wish I knew about sooner

    I admit that I'm something of a Roku newbie, at least when it comes to actually utilizing my smart TV properly. But lately, I've been craving applications and oddball streaming channels that offer way more than I would have expected. Normally, I use an Xbox Series X for all my streaming, and it can feel a bit limiting at times, especially in terms of the apps that are actually available.

  • 'After Brain Surgery, I’m Back to Training Five Days a Week—and Building Muscle'

    “Getting stronger isn’t a destination—it’s the process of improving little by little, day by day.”

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    Your Mac’s best productivity tools are hiding in plain sight

    I bought my first Mac 25 years ago (an iconic iMac G4 with a whopping 512 MB of RAM), and recently unboxing my shiny new MacBook Air M5 gave me the same rush of excitement I felt back then. As I explored its features and started customizing it to suit my needs, I realized some of macOS’s most useful tools hide in menus and settings you might not think to explore. Some are relatively new, while others have been around for years.

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    4 Google Photos settings you need to turn off immediately before screenshots eat your storage

    Your Google storage is filling up, and the photos you actually took aren’t the main reason. Somewhere between routine syncs and daily phone use, screenshots start slipping into the cloud, eating into the same storage you share with Gmail and Drive. Every screen grab, shipping label, and confirmation page takes up the same space as an actual photo, yet most of them are useless within hours. A few settings buried across your phone are the reason why.

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    Mean Green Bean Bowl

    Get plenty of protein and fiber with this mean green bean bowl This article was written by Sophie Waplington on the PBN Website.

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    This $39 touchscreen packs a powerful new ESP32 chip with Wi-Fi 6, Zigbee, and Thread

    If you're into DIY tech projects, Espressif's newly released ESP32-S31 platform has definitely been on your radar. Now, VIEWE has launched a $38.99 touchscreen development board built around it that packs plenty of features into one compact unit.

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    TV fans and critics ranked the century’s best shows, and the disagreements are wild

    In September, The New York Times published its list of the 100 best TV shows of the 21st century, meaning shows that started airing after January 1, 2000. The paper determined the list based on a poll of actors, showrunners, creators, executives, and craftspeople working in TV. This was the professionals' take.

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    MING and Massena LAB Rework Their Honey Collaboration Five Years Later

    Summary MING and Massena LAB reunite for the 57.09 Secret Honey.Three rotating sapphire discs create a constantly shifting “dynamic guilloché” display.Limited to 125 pieces, it pairs tri-tone titanium lugs with a 50-hour automatic movement. MING and Massena LAB” are revisiting one of their earliest collaborations with the new 57.09 Secret Honey, a far more elaborate sequel to 2021’s 17.09 Honey and 17.09 Black.

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    This is the one CAPTCHA you should never complete

    CAPTCHAs are such a normal part of online life that we complete them without thinking. And while there’s nothing malicious about clicking matching images or entering skewed text, you can’t trust every CAPTCHA you see either.

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    Seeing Red in Milan: Inside The 50 Best Bars 2026

    In the world of mixology, the clearest sign that you’ve made it is a red ceremonial scarf, handed to every team that lands on The 50 Best Bars list. On October 7, that scarf made its last appearance of the year in Milan, where the global edition of The 50 Best Bars 2026 brought the international cocktail community to the city for the first time.The ceremony took over the Palazzo del Ghiaccio, a Liberty-style landmark that opened in 1923 as Europe’s largest indoor ice rink and now hosts runway shows and gala nights.

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    8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

    With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.This week’s lineup of drops kicks off with Supreme delivering its expansive Fall 2026 collaboration with London designer Martine Rose, featuring heavy outerwear and an exclusive Nike Dunk Low.

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    Ryobi’s more powerful drill isn’t the one I’d buy again

    Ryobi sells two full-size 18V drills that look nearly alike on the shelf. One is the plain brushed ONE+ drill/driver that has lived in my garage for years. The other wears an HP badge, runs a brushless motor, and beats mine in every row of the comparison chart.

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