Do you like The Wizard of Oz? Most likely you do. It’s a beloved film classic, a longtime television staple, and the movie that spawned the song “Over the Rainbow.“ But haven’t you ever thought to you
Want more Teen Vogue coverage of masculinity, the manosphere, and its role in U.S. politics? Check it out here. All names have been changed in this story. When Maisie first met Danny, she remembers th
This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here. The splendor of the American big-box store lay before me, with its endless variety of shaving products in ever
Human echolocation has at times allowed people to ride bikes or play basketball despite being completely blind from a very young age. These echolocators typically perceive their environment by clickin
For me, it’s the amber glow of the fry machine gently illuminating the exhausted 45th president of the United States of America. The glare of the potato-warming apparatus casts a shadow on the left si
build The building, to be known as 520 Fifth Avenue, is adorned with setbacks and arches, nods to classic New York City architecture. Listen to this article · 5:55 min Learn more At 1,002 feet, 520 Fi
Namratha Prasad ST. LOUIS — It’s 8 p.m. when a St. Louis police patrol car pulls up in front of a teen’s home in the city’s Gravois Park neighborhood. The night watch has come. Soon, a familiar sound:
Palmer Luckey has, in some ways, come full circle. His first experience with virtual-reality headsets was as a teenage lab technician at a defense research center in Southern California, studying thei
Wall Street landlords don’t have a huge foothold in residential property yet, but they want one in the future. A handful of neighborhoods offer a preview of what that could mean for the U.S. housing m
For L.G.B.T.Q. people in Japan, to live openly is a radical act. Figuring out who they are can be an isolating struggle. We spoke with eight Japanese about how they discovered their identities. But ge
A new bar and basement nightclub has opened on Cherokee Street in the former Blank Space building: Tschüss, a project of the husband-and-wife team behind a nearby wine bar.
Vogue has its first guest editor. Just call it “The December Issue.” Listen to this article · 8:10 min Learn more This photo, an outtake from the Editor’s Latter of the December Vogue, “was Marc’s ide
During COVID, I walked a lot. As a consequence, I started listening to more podcasts. Since then the walking has dropped off dramatically, as my wife would tell you. The habit of listening to history
Op-ed, City of St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, The St. Louis American, October 10, 2024 St. Louis is about to see a transformation in the ways we all get around. Between 2024 and 2027, more than $3
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This spring, applicants vying for a spot in the Art Directors Guild’s Production Design Initiative — a program that offers mentorship and on-the-job training to future production designers and art dir
Guest Essay Oct. 7, 2024 Credit...Kate Doyle By Dr. Fauci is a former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. Leer en español After
× Photography by Kevin A. Roberts From the rooftop deck of the 6 Cord building, Alex Oliver is flying high. Alex Oliver knows that buying buildings in downtown St. Louis in the year 2024 might sound n
A local Frank Lloyd Wright House is launching a fundraising campaign to replace the house’s 30-year-old shingle roof, with the first donation coming from a local architecture nonprofit organization.
Fresh from church on a cool, overcast Sunday morning in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, Alex Glover slides onto the plastic bench of a McDonald’s booth. He rummages through his knapsack, then pulls out a
You know what they say, the quickest way to prove your value at work is to replace yourself with an AI bot…that can get tricked into talking about Hitler. Last week, we launched Joannabot, an experime
The poncho sits in front of me like a melted scoop of orange sherbet. advertisement When I first heard that LoveFrom, the creative collective founded by Jony Ive, had teamed up on a capsule collection
This story is part of a special series celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Fast Company Innovation Festival. Before she became the youngest head of the Federal Trade Commission in history in 2021
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When Kate Biberdorf, a professor known to her 287,300 TikTok followers as Kate the Chemist, gave a guest lecture at the University of Notre Dame last December, she deployed one of her signature scienc
Source: Wikimedia Commons When I talk about U.S.-China competition, I usually talk about the economic side of things — industrial policy, export controls, tariffs, and so on. But it’s also important t
’dI’d been promised the future of tennis was in the desert. From the stands of the Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, I watched as the eighth seed, Abdullah Shelbayh, was given the most dram
Photo: Getty When major construction on the $16 billion Gateway Tunnel gets underway this year, it will eventually double the number of tracks running under the Hudson River between Manhattan and New
Today’s monopoly round-up for paid subscribers has a ton of great stuff, from a new judge blocking a sports streaming monopoly to a coming formal government request to break-up Google. But the biggest
Photo by Richard Burlton on Unsplash I’ve been doing a series of posts on the substantive ideas of the two presidential campaigns. I talked about Biden’s policies back in May when he was still running
Photo by Shridhar Gupta on Unsplash You may have noticed a scary-sounding story this week about jobs numbers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics revised its estimates of job growth for the last twelve mon
Almost 18 months ago, I wrote in this space that I believe St. Louis could “think big” and solve homelessness. I still believe this is possible, and that our region has met its moment. We are closer t
A decade ago, I opened a restaurant in Provincetown, Massachusetts, and found out quickly how perilous our local economy can be. One afternoon in July, a few of my line cooks—all Jamaican culinary stu
Joi Ito from Inbamura, Japan, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons I was sitting in a restaurant the other day, and a friend asked me “What’s going on in the tech industry these days?”. And because I’m te
This year’s “Song of the Summer” is highly contested; artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Charli XCX, and Sabrina Carpenter have been duking it out at the top of the charts. But an unexpected hit has emer
For a decade, Metro has been cooking up plans for a revamp of historic Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles, looking to couple long-proposed run-through tracks with an expansion of its passenger conc
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