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Jul 9, 2026 - Lifestyle

Hilary Duff said mahjong is her newest hobby at an event with Aperol before concert at The Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.

Jul 7, 2026 - Lifestyle

These food storage containers with clever, reheat-friendly vented lids are ‘endlessly versatile, lightweight and durable’. After selling out for months after launch in April, they are now back in stock‘Cheese paper’ will double the life of your cheddar. We lab-tested nine storage solutionsSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsYou know those round deli containers people love to keep after getting takeout pho? Recently, I’ve been using some new food storage containers in the same shape that stack the same convenient way. But that’s where the similarities end.The Anydeli plastic-free silicone containers were just released by Anyday, the maker of my favorite glass food storage system. (I raved about those previously.) After testing a set at home for a few weeks, I have no notes. Well, I have notes, but they’re all very positive, because the containers are endlessly versatile, lightweight and durable enough to send in my kids’ lunchboxes without worry. They’re also cute.The Anyday glass food containers transformed how I store leftoversThe best plastic-free food storage containers: Anydeli Silicone Mixed Set of 3The best plastic-free food storage full set: Anydeli Silicone Mixed Set of 6 Continue reading...

Jul 6, 2026 - Lifestyle

Common misconceptions are that you don’t have the right skills, or you need to make a huge time commitmentMany people want to do good in the world. They want to connect and give back to their communities. But volunteering, much like Sunday meal prep or morning meditations, often ends up at the bottom of the to-do list – a nice idea we’ll get to when we have more time.“For many people, volunteering is something they feel positively about, but don’t always prioritize or think they have time for,” says Matt Bertram, vice-president of volunteer services for the American Red Cross.How to start meditatingHow to start weightliftingHow to start budgetingHow to start running Continue reading...

Jun 22, 2026 - Lifestyle

Mobility can’t be tracked on a leaderboard, but it can help you feel better and make daily tasks easierFitness is often measured through numbers: how much weight a person can lift, or how fast or far they can run. But one important metric is harder to quantify: mobility.Mobility gets overlooked, because the relevant exercises do not “have the instant visual appeal of traditional workouts”, says Tyler McDonald, certified personal trainer and senior brand manager for the National Academy of Sports Medicine.How to start meditatingHow to start weightliftingHow to start budgetingHow to start running90/90 hip switches: Sit on the floor with the front leg bent at a 90-degree angle (thigh out in front of you and calf perpendicular to you) and the back leg bent at a 90-degree angle (thigh out to the side, calf roughly parallel to you). Slowly rotate your knees to the opposite side without lifting your feet off the floor. “This is fantastic for opening tight hips,” McDonald says.Cat-cow stretch. With your hands and knees on the ground, arch your back towards the ceiling, dropping your head between your arms. Then, slowly drop your back and raise your head and glutes towards the ceiling. This helps with spine mobility.World’s greatest stretch. Yes, this stretch has quite the name, but for good reason. Start in a plank. Bring the right leg forward into a low lunge position. Stretch the right arm overhead towards the ceiling, twisting the upper body. Then, bring the right hand behind the head and attempt to touch the ground with the right elbow. “It hits your hips, hamstrings and upper back all at once, making it incredibly efficient,” says McDonald. Continue reading...

Jun 15, 2026 - Lifestyle

Celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. John Layke tells ET the summer skincare mistakes you might be making, and how to avoid them.