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Nate Berkus' mother taught him all he knows about shopping antiques (and other unexpected things we learned from his interview with Malcolm Gladwell)

In a live interview with journalist and author Malcolm Gladwell for 'Revisionist History,' designer Nate Berkus shared why he doesn't like his mother's design style, how studying abroad in Paris shaped his career, and the purpose driving his world-renowned style

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Podcast Academy's Ambies Awards To Honor Podcasting Excellence

The Ambies Awards by The Podcast Academy celebrate excellence in podcasting, honoring industry leaders. Recognizing outstanding achievements in podcasting ...

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New Revelations On Heath Ledger’s Death, Director Says He Was Reading His Script

“I had met Heath Ledger and I’d gotten to be very, very close with him instantly." The post New Revelations On Heath Ledger’s Death, Director Says He Was Reading His Script first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Best podcasts of the week: The animal activist who went on trial for his ‘special bond’ with a dolphin

In this week’s newsletter: Hear the gripping, tragic yet funny story of Alan Cooper and his dolphin friend in Hooked on Freddie. Plus: five of the best podcasts rewriting history

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What US Treasury Futures are Telling Us

A look at the various US Treasury futures tells us a lot about what to expect with interest rates, the overall economy, and where the US is in a normal economic cycle.

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At Mona Foma, I encountered death rituals, underwater soundscapes, worship – and transcendence

Mona Foma has returned to Launceston. As always, the festival offers a diverse program of contemporary art, design, music and performance, and works that sit somewhere between. There will be bands, there will be lasers, and there will be queer woodchopping.

The Conversation

Dickens and Prince by Nick Hornby review – cultural greats collide

A joyful examination of two artists from different centuries and the unlikely parallels in their life and work

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Glitz and Gladwell: the infighting over prized JPMorgan wealth clients

Author of ‘The Tipping Point’ calls on Jamie Dimon to intervene in tug of war for rich customers

Financial Times

Kanye's hatred of books isn't hip-hop

Writing and reciting seemingly spontaneous rap lyrics on the spot – requires levels of verbal intelligence

Salon

Kanye may not like books, but hip-hop fosters a love of literature

When Ye – the artist formerly known as Kanye West – stated during a recent podcast that he doesn’t read books, some people questioned whether he was sending the wrong message to children.

The Conversation

So who are the real "elites"?

Republican millionaires with Ivy League degrees have somehow convinced people they're fighting against the "elites"

Salon

How much money will actually make you happy?

We can all fantasise about what we need to make ourselves satisfied — and it doesn’t have to be a fortune

Financial Times

The Eve 6 Guy advises a married guy obsessed with another woman

Also, ’90s rocker Max Collins weighs in on whether a writer should take a soul-sucking corporate job.

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Mary McNamara: Hey, Malcolm Gladwell, I'm working in my jammies and I'm just fine

On the podcast "The Diary of a CEO," Malcolm Gladwell recently lectured the American workforce about the importance of returning to the office. Two and half years into a pandemic, working from home is not, he said, in people's best interest. They need to return to the real-time gaze of…

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Malcolm Gladwell sparks backlash after attacks on working from home

‘Malcolm Gladwell needs you at your cubicle if he’s going to write more pseudoscience self-help books marketed to dummies who were in a gifted class forty years ago’

Tribune News Service

5 new summer reads for those sunny days

It's summer, and here with it are all the pleasures of reading outside. Consuming a good book out in the world binds you closer to it: I can still remember the exact feel, smell and location of the grassy hill where I finished "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" during…

The Guardian - UK

The Guide #40: From Billie Eilish to Wu-Lu, who to watch out for at Glastonbury 2022

Whether you’re there or catching up on TV, we pick out some of the most exciting acts at the festival back after a three-year hiatus

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Don’t Trust Your Gut by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz review – the problem with intuition

From relationships, to sport, to happiness – why data points, not feelings, are a better guide to what works

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How long does it take to master a dish?

“Getting it right will bring you something — give you meaning, connect you to someone, grow roots."

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