Hannah Miller

Since his dismal debate performance on June 27, President Joe Biden has steadily lost support in the part of the country that knows image and stagecraft the best: Hollywood.

In this weekly post, I share with you my most interesting discoveries of the week, including the latest news on the fronts of fitness, nutrition, health, wellness, biohacking, and anti-aging research.

From airdrops to yield farming, here’s a modest guide to the terms and jargon that separate the normies from the true believers.

Chronic pain that just won't go away… regenerative treatments that cost thousands of dollars, yet only offer temporary relief… old injuries that progressively get worse over time…

Now that Young Sheldon is over, another spinoff of The Big Bang Theory arrives this fall. And you can bet it'll follow the same formulas that has cemented the channel's position as lord of the ratings.

In January, Kelly Campbell, president of the Peacock streaming service, assembled two task forces to plan for the 2024 Olympics in Paris: one to focus on luring viewers to Peacock during the Games, the other to make sure the newcomers stick around long after the last javelin is hurled.

As you stand in front of the mirror, you might find yourself confronting the inevitable signs of aging—fine lines creeping around your eyes, skin losing its youthful glow, and perhaps even a few gray hairs making their debut.

The National Basketball Association announced new long-term TV contract with Amazon Inc., spurning a last minute effort by Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. to retain decades-old broadcast rights.

The National Basketball Association announced new long-term TV contracts with Walt Disney Co., Comcast Corp. and Amazon .com Inc., spurning an effort by Warner Bros.

Charter Communications Inc. shares jumped in premarket trading after the cable and wireless company reported revenue that beat analysts’ estimates, boosted by a surge in residential mobile service.