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Substack has grown immensely over the past year — and so has the creativity, expression, thoughtfulness, and learning happening on the platform. It feels like a respite from our ad-filled social media platforms and cluttered inboxes (and if you don’t have the app, might we recommend?!). “Substack has grown immensely over the past year — and so has the creativity, expression, thoughtfulness, and learning happening on the platform.” The Good Trade even launched our own Substack this year; we’ve loved extending our community to a space where we can connect with readers in a new way and share The Weekend…

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › If you’re doing more sweeping, spot-cleaning, and holiday mess control this month, the Shark VacMop is worth a look (especially now). This popular cordless cleaner combines vacuuming and mopping in a single step, making it ideal for hard floors in busy kitchens, entryways, and dining areas. For Amazon’s December sales, the Shark VacMop is 38% off, making it one of the better quick-cleaning deals this season. Amazon is also offering some of the lowest prices this season on plenty of other…

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. I’m a person who loves to send the invite, set a beautiful table, and light the candles—so it’s safe to say I know a thing or two about what makes a great host gift. And since I’ve received (and given) my fair share over the years, I thought it was time to round up the ultimate list of things I’d be thrilled to unwrap this season. Consider this my personal wishlist for anyone who loves to gather. These are the thoughtful, design-forward…

As someone who has been writing about financial independence and escaping corporate America since 2009, I’ve developed several rules that serve as the backbone for achieving FIRE and staying free. They are simple, but not easy. Ignoring any one of them can set you back years. Below are the first two rules as a reminder, followed by the third rule that many people overlook until it’s too late. If you do not follow the third rule, you will have no way out when you’ve finally had enough. Lucky for you, you’re reading this post so you won’t look back on…

As food editors, we live with one of the most delightful dilemmas imaginable: too many good things. Every day brings some new object of desire across our desks—small-batch pantry staples, hand-thrown ceramics, even the occasional piece of food-themed jewelry. (A tomato pendant necklace? Don’t tempt us.) Some of these discoveries spark momentary infatuation; others turn into full-blown, can’t-live-without obsessions.Take the tortilla press that has transformed senior editor Alex Testere into a one-man taco factory, or the placemats assistant editor Ryan McCarthy swears have restored peace to his weeknight cleanup routine. These are the items we reach for again and again,…

There’s no doubt the most powerful travel tool on a trip is your phone. I wish we had these when I first started traveling since it would’ve taken a lot of the fear away. My buddy and tech expert Rich DeMuro recently did a segment on KTLA (embedded below) that’s very helpful for anyone traveling abroad. I do most of these things when I travel international so it’s second nature to me. But Rich is very good at explaining it in layman terms. Before you head abroad try these simple phone tips to make your trip smoother and more affordable.…

The holiday season is a Sharknado of party planning, travel coordinating, and dinner menu development, so it’s fully understandable if you chose to forgo the Black Friday sales rush for this year’s gift shopping. Were I in your shoes, I, too, would have tucked into some leftover pumpkin pie and taken my granny to the new Zootopia movie instead of feverishly price-comparing consumer electronics and novelty socks. That being said, the next-best ideal time to order gifts is now(ish), and if you’re worried about whether or not your posh Parisian glassware will make it to your far-flung giftee in time,…

The Star Society by Gabriella Saab is a riveting historical novel that masterfully stitches together two distinct and equally tense postwar settings—the shadows of the Dutch Resistance and the paranoid glamour of 1940s Hollywood. This novel centers around the fate of actress Ada Worthington-Fox, a woman reinvented after escaping the Gestapo. Disclaimer: Some links found on this page might be affiliate links. If you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Centered on Ada’s fragile new life, the novel’s tension escalates when the sister she…

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Bright, creamy, and herb-filled ranch dressing is a kitchen essential, and this homemade version from Gourmet is our go-to. Tangy buttermilk and mayonnaise combine to form the luscious base. If you care to go the extra step, you can even make the mayo from scratch. Fresh garlic grounds it with bite, while the fresh herbs (namely, parsley, dill, and chives) give it a burst of brightness.Easy to customize and forgiving to make, this homemade ranch dressing recipe elevates everyday meals with its fresh, vibrant flavor. Drizzle it over crisp greens, toss it with roasted vegetables, use it as a dip…