While many of us dabble with reading as kids and teens, it’s not uncommon to shed the habit at some point.

To be clear, you won’t find me skating these days. I haven’t owned a skateboard for years, and the last years I did mostly consisted of me going to the skatepark to sit on the ledge and talk, with the occasional game of SKATE thrown in. 

I think we’ve all started to feel fatigued with the content we ingest on a regular basis.

Over the years and through the long winding road of film history, there have been many weird movies.

As humans, there are aspects of ourselves that are innate. These parts of our being, I believe, should be nurtured if we want to achieve a fulfilling and beautiful life.

To be clear, English majors all have different books they read throughout their academic careers.

If you’ve been a beer lover for a while and have done a bit of exploring into different types of brews, chances are, you’ve come across Trappist beer.

For many, coffee is the nectar of life. For others, however, it just doesn’t click in the right way.

Over the last few years, a collection of trends revolving around slowing down and living more mindfully has risen in prominence and popularity.

While reading can be a cozy, solitary pastime, it’s also a great way to connect with others and spark great conversations.

Mead, believe it or not, is one of the oldest types of alcohol that humans have ever crafted and imbibed.

If you’re going on a backpacking trip — especially an extended one — having some delicious, feel-good backpacking recipes is vital.

If you’re at all in the world of sneaker culture, you know that the resale market has been on a steady decline.

Of course, you know the great big-name shows, the Stranger Things and the Game of Thrones, but Hollywood is always staying busy.

If you’re anything like myself — and countless others across the world — the captivating literary classic The Alchemist left you with one distinct problem, wanting more.

Of course, you’ll walk around the city center, eat some schnitzel, and go to one of the famous coffee houses.

With each passing day, it feels like digital technology is taking a larger and more permanent role in our lives.

Wine has become less popular among the masses — especially young people.