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Surprise, Working From Bed Is Actually Super Bad for You Kayla Kibbe, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “I write this sitting in the kitchen sink,” is the very good opening line of Dodie Smith’s 1948 novel, I Capture the Castle, which I bring up only because I do not write this sitting in the kitchen sink, but rather sitting in my bed, where I have completed the vast majority of my writing for the past year. This, as it happens, is probably disastrous for my own mental and physical wellbeing, as well as that of the many, many other people around the world for whom work from home has tr...

Your Home Gym Could Use a TRX Suspension Trainer, Now on Sale Alex Lauer, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Back in August when we asked 10 trainers what their desert island fitness gear of choice would be, we pretty much knew before we asked the question that someone would say TRX. The suspension training system is easy to set up, can be used as the basis for countless exercises (unlike your normal set of weights) and is low impact when you’re trying to build up any areas where you feel weak (knees, back, etc.). There are a few different options available, but we’d recommend the Full Bod...

Netflix Made a Documentary About Pole Dancing and Forgot to Talk to Strippers Kayla Kibbe, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The documentary, Strip Down, Rise Up, explores the world of pole dancing beyond strip clubs, following both newcomers and long-time pole dancers who engage with the practice as a hobby or sport, rather than as professional strippers. The film focuses largely on a group of women who signed up for S Factor, a studio class created by Sheila Kelley and designed to harness the erotic energy of pole dancing sans the male gaze as a form of female empowerment. Strip Down, Ris...

One of the most dramatic shark scenes in Steven Spielberg's 'Jaws' almost led to a shark attack in real life.

Martin Scorsese's Right: Big Tech Is Killing Cinema Mark Asch, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail about Federico Fellini. Fellini, he writes, “was the cinema’s virtuoso,” in whose films sound and image “play off and enhance one another in such a way that the entire cinematic experience moves like music, or like a great unfurling scroll.” But that’s not why you’re reading this, is it? Scorsese can get lots of people Very Mad Online by making simple factual statements about what the corporate consolidation of the American film industry is doing to American art and culture. He did i...