Books, films, food, and everything in between — filtered through an investor’s lens.
General Mills says every US cereal — Cheerios, Trix, Lucky Charms — is now free of artificial dyes. The company tried this exact move once before, in 2015, and brought the dyes back within a year. Here’s what’s different this time.
Dolly Parton died holding a 3,000-song catalog she was repeatedly urged to sell. The refusal started with a phone call from Elvis Presley’s manager in 1974.
Nostos is the ancient Greek idea that a true homecoming changes you — and it’s exactly what Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey brings back to the screen.
Oman borders a war zone and barely notices. The reason isn’t luck — it’s a specific, hard-to-copy formula of religion, geography, and having nothing anyone wants badly enough to take.
Before TV arrived in Fiji, dieting barely existed there. Three years later, it did. What does that say about where our own ideas about bodies actually come from?
A movie earns its place when you never once feel the urge to check your phone. Pulp Fiction runs 154 minutes. Not once does it feel like it.
On the surface, The Rip is a heist movie. Miami cops stumble onto $24 million in cartel cash during a
This Leave the World Behind review starts with a moment midway through the film — and one line that changes
