2016

Tech

Atlas Recall Is a Photographic Memory of Your Entire Digital Life

11.02.16

By Daniel Oberhaus
Music

Pharrell Williams is Working on Justin Timberlake’s New Album So It’s Going to Be Pure Fire

11.02.16

By Lauren O'Neill
Pulse

Black church in Mississippi torched and spray-painted with “Vote Trump”

11.02.16

By Olivia Becker
How Halloween Changes Once You Become a Dad

11.02.16

By Sarah Bellman
Sports

How Dwight Howard Fits in Atlanta

11.02.16

By Howard Megdal
Sports

Manu Ginobili Is Still Here, For However Much Longer

11.02.16

By Mike Piellucci
Music

The THUMP Guide to Designing Club Posters That Don’t Look Terrible

11.02.16

By Kristian Dando
Tech

A New Internet Tax in Canada Would Keep Indigenous People Offline

11.02.16

By Denise Williams and Josh Tabish
Pulse

Obama says Dakota Access pipeline could be rerouted

11.02.16

By Tess Owen
Music

David Bowie To Be Immortalised In, Erm, Emoji Form

11.02.16

By Noisey Staff and Lauren O'Neill
Music

Aarhus Rapper MONTI’s “Rare” Video is a Manic Trip Through Nature

11.02.16

By Noisey Staff
Pulse

Exclusive photos show flood devastation in North Korea

11.02.16

By Keegan Hamilton

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Health

People Who Live the Longest Share This One Personality Trait

A study of older adults found that openness, curiosity, and intellectual engagement were linked to better psychological well-being.

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Relationships

5 Reasons Why Couples Fight on Vacation (And How to Avoid Them)

A psychologist says mismatched expectations, constant togetherness, and unspoken travel styles can turn a dream trip into a fight.

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By Ashley Fike
Entertainment

This Is the Ideal Movie Length, According to a New Survey

A new survey found Americans prefer movies under 90 minutes, even as wide-release runtimes continue creeping upward.

2 hours ago

By Ashley Fike
Life

Why You Keep Saving Your Life for Later, According to Psychology

Experts say many people delay joy because the brain gets hooked on wanting, planning, and chasing instead of actually savoring life.

3 hours ago

By Sammi Caramela
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Science

A 145,000-Year-Old Skull May Show the Oldest Known Evidence of a Face Stabbing

Researchers say the ancient Homo sapiens skull shows signs of a sharp-force wound that may have healed before death.

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By Luis Prada