What’s New on Netflix in March 2021
In the absence of broadly compelling new movies and TV series (I’m afraid there won’t be any Oscar contenders this month), Netflix seems to be […]
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In the absence of broadly compelling new movies and TV series (I’m afraid there won’t be any Oscar contenders this month), Netflix seems to be […]
Continue reading »You might think you’ve seen Justice League , but have you seen Zach Snyder’s Justice League ? If you’re generally interested in comics, movies, or […]
Continue reading »Not to be outdone by Disney and Warner Bros., Viacom recently announced its own streaming service , creatively called Paramount +, to launch on March […]
Continue reading »As a black woman and nerd content enthusiast, I sometimes have a hard time finding the reflection of blackness in mainstream fantasy and science fiction. […]
Continue reading »Even with a vaccine just around the corner, it can be difficult to continue to overcome the stress and anxiety that the pandemic has brought […]
Continue reading »This week we tune our instruments with the help of Hollywood vocal coach Denise Woods. Denise has been a professional vocal and dialect coach for […]
Continue reading »Dating is terrible. Sometimes it seems impossible to find someone you really like in the age of dating apps – and even more so during […]
Continue reading »As if dating wasn’t awkward and exhausting enough, 2020 brought us a pandemic that made it nearly impossible. How do you meet during a pandemic? […]
Continue reading »It’s no surprise that the pandemic has had a huge impact on our mental health. The virus caused loneliness, depression and anxiety to spread throughout […]
Continue reading »The pandemic has created a nightmarish work scenario for many of us this year – whether we have had to drastically cut wages, lose our […]
Continue reading »This week, we learn about the tools and technology we need to improve our lives in 2021, with help from Mark Frauenfelder and Kevin Kelly, […]
Continue reading »This week, we’ll learn how to use hypnosis and the placebo effect to our advantage with the help of science journalist Eric Vance. Did you […]
Continue reading »This week, educator, activist and comedian Alvin Irby joined us on how to teach kids to read. It all boils down to developing their “reading […]
Continue reading »This week we get tips on how to keep our New Year’s promises with the help of Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg. Hear Charles share […]
Continue reading »I am bad at bookmarking to read them later, which means my bad web browser always fills up with open tabs. To me, the bookmarks […]
Continue reading »Audiobooks date back to the 1930s and were invented by the American Foundation for the Blind to make them readable. Today audiobooks are an integral […]
Continue reading »This week we learn about the rights of people with disabilities and how to become a better ally with the help of disability activist Alice […]
Continue reading »This week, we were joined by chef and TV personality Andrew Zimmern, four-time Emmy and James Bird winner, as he tells us how to celebrate […]
Continue reading »I don’t need to tell you how dark the world has been lately – I’m sure you know. More than ever, many of us seek […]
Continue reading »This week, we’ll learn how to take better care of our skin with the help of Atlantic physician and staff writer James Hamblin. Tune in […]
Continue reading »I love reading, but almost as much as I love telling people what to read. This has been my job for five years . And […]
Continue reading »This week, we are learning with author Grant Faulkner how to write the book you were going to write in just 30 days. Grant is […]
Continue reading »This week, we’re tweaking our work-from-home settings with the help of Gizmodo tech guru Alex Kranz and Earther editor-in- chief Brian Kahn. Hear their tips […]
Continue reading »I used to listen to an unreasonable amount of podcasts – usually every day on the way from Brooklyn to Manhattan and back, a process […]
Continue reading »This week we are learning how to reduce anxiety with the help of two cognitive behavior experts: psychologist Elena Welch, Ph.D., and psychiatrist David D. […]
Continue reading »This week we break out of our mental prison of victim, fear and hopelessness with the help of psychologist and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger. […]
Continue reading »This week we will learn how taking breaks and breaks from work can really help us improve our creativity and productivity. Writers John Fitch and […]
Continue reading »This week in The Upgrade, we tackle all kinds of situations – from hurricanes to earthquakes, from scary combat to crush – we cover it […]
Continue reading »This week, we’ll learn how to get the perfect moment with New York Times bestselling author Daniel Pink. Hear Daniel explain why some hours of […]
Continue reading »It is very likely that you (and almost everyone around you) are experiencing some degree of burnout right now. With jobs, various debts, a pandemic, […]
Continue reading »This week we will learn how to become a better reader with the help of librarian and podcaster Margaret H. Willison. Hear Margaret share how […]
Continue reading »This week, we’ll learn how to improve your time management skills with the help of Tiffany Dufoux, founder and CEO of The Cru . And […]
Continue reading »This week, we’ll learn how to breathe better – and how it can dramatically improve our overall health – with the help of journalist James […]
Continue reading »Parenting is a wild and confusing journey to say the least. So, this week we are learning to teach our kids the finer points of […]
Continue reading »Ever wonder why your friend ended this message with a dot? Or missed the subtle sarcasm in an unpunctuation email? This week we are clearing […]
Continue reading »This week we find humor in our troubles with the help of John Moe, host of the Merry World of Depression podcast. John helps us […]
Continue reading »Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have seen an increase in preventable deaths , mainly due to the fact that people are too afraid […]
Continue reading »What are our rights when it comes to protest? How can we protest safely and effectively during this pandemic? We are answering these questions and […]
Continue reading »To respect and honor the protests that are taking place across the country and to show support for the Black Lives Movement, we are taking […]
Continue reading »Being trapped with your significant other 24/7 is not a recipe for relationship success. That’s why we’re talking with divorce attorney James J. Sexton this […]
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