While craft beer breweries in the U.S. have been on a slight decline, the industry's creativity and ingenuity have helped beer giants like Anheuser-Busch grow their portfolios while allowing independent breweries to truly shine. Apart from being independent and creative, craft beer breweries have also been applauded for their sustainable, eco-friendly practices like using recycled packaging materials, repurposing spent grains, and exploiting renewable energy to fuel the brewing process.
A new kind of warehouse has just popped up, nestled in seven acres of forest in northern Indiana. It's the latest delivery station for Amazon, one of hundreds of logistics centers around the world that handle the package sorting and van loading for last-mile delivery. But while this delivery center will be doing all that standard work, it's also acting as a living laboratory to test out what the future of Amazon's delivery stations-and maybe the future of warehouses writ large-will look like.
Glitzy renovated kitchens make everyone ooh and ahh - the new appliances, the fancy flooring, the latest cabinets. Behind those renovations, though, is a hefty price tag. According to Realtor, the kitchen is the most expensive room of the house to remodel, averaging around $27,000 in the United States. For some homeowners, this kind of price tag is either completely unattainable or altogether not worth it, so they're choosing to embrace their old-fashioned kitchens instead.
At Baoshan No. 2 Central Primary in , OLA Shanghai collaborated with China and to create a playground that integrates movement and creativity. The design takes inspiration from the form and logic of a simple 2×3 LEGO brick, translating its modularity into spatial and athletic functions. Developed as part of NIKE's Move to Zero initiative, the project aims to merge the concepts of play and physical activity.
As someone who prefers lighter styles of red wines, the creeping chill of autumn is the perfect nudge I need to make room for more robust options, too. Cabernet sauvignon is a classic choice when it comes to bolder red wines, and there are countless regions around the world that have perfected its iconic characteristics. Depending on its environment, it can have a strong, rugged character or display a riper, sometimes jammy palate.
Despite containing absolutely zero fish or animal products, the company claims that Zeroe looks and tastes just like the real deal. 'With its delicate textures and exquisite flavors, our caviar will take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey,' the firm explains on its website. 'Made with a deep commitment to marine conservation, our guilt-free caviar lets you savor each bite with a clear conscience.'
Spearheaded by the UAE Expo Office and designed by the Earth to Ether Design Collective, the brings together Emirati, Japanese, and international expertise in architecture, design, and storytelling. Its iconic structure, inspired by the date palm, features 90 soaring rachis columns reaching up to 16 meters, while the interior invites guests on a multisensory journey highlighting the UAE's contributions to space exploration, healthcare, and environmental stewardship.
Syracuse is a city defined by resilience, community pride, and a deep connection to education and sports. Known for Syracuse University, the Carrier Dome, snowy winters, and its place as a gateway to the Finger Lakes, Syracuse thrives on tradition while leaning into change. From Marshall Street's student energy to family neighborhoods in Eastwood, the art scene in Armory Square, and the calm of Onondaga Lake Park, life here balances history and progress.
I live in a country where deliveries, whether they're goods or food, are pretty common. You see a ton of motorcycles on the road and most of them are either ride-sharing or door-to-door delivery. It of course adds to the traffic congestion in an already notoriously congested city. But if you live in a place where that is not a problem, you probably are looking forward to the day when automated delivery will be a part of the normal, every day life.
The Filter, like the rest of The Guardian, will be paywall-free and will rely on affiliate revenue. This has worked well for The Filter's U.K. offering - The Guardian told Digiday that The Filter received 62 million views and 8 million clicks through to retailers in its first year, leading to a "significant volume in sales," though they didn't provide details on those numbers.
Silly Nice is not just another cannabis brand on the shelf. Founded and operated by a passionate small team, this Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned craft cannabis company has carved out its place in New York's competitive legal market with a philosophy rooted in quality, transparency, and sustainability. Within its first year, Silly Nice earned recognition as one of the Top 150 cannabis brands in New York, standing out among more than 500 licensed names.
Back Market, the online refurbished tech marketplace, offers buyers who want to save money on electronics (and reduce e-waste) good-as-new products repaired by experts. Starting today, the retailer has taken the process to its first-ever brick-and-mortar store, where buyers can shop for secondhand phones and laptops in person -- just like at an Apple Store. The company's pilot store opened its doors on Wednesday in New York City's Soho neighborhood, inviting consumers to see and touch repaired devices before buying them.
Developed by COIMA and designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the project has been envisioned as both a temporary residence for athletes and a long-term urban asset for the city. Delivered in 30 months and ahead of schedule, the Village is located within the Porta Romana railway yard, and comprises six new residential buildings and the restoration of two historic structures: the former Squadra Rialzo locomotive workshop
From Michelin-starred restaurants to buzzy neighborhood cafés beloved by locals, the city balances creativity with refinement while staying true to its roots. With farms nearby, many chefs source directly from local growers, weaving peak-season produce into everything from pastries to cocktails. Atlanta's restaurants are also where chefs from around the world share their stories, adding their own unique flavors to the city's fabric.
For years, Europe's big cities-Paris, Berlin, Barcelona-were the dream destinations for young people seeking opportunity, culture, and nightlife. But recently, a surprising shift has begun. More and more Gen Z Europeans are turning away from these bustling hubs and relocating to smaller, quieter towns often dismissed as "boring." This trend isn't about rejecting excitement altogether. Instead, it reflects a generational desire for balance: affordable living, community connection, and sustainability.
Ciele Athletics, the performance-driven running brand out of Montreal, has dropped its latest capsule, Nite Rite - a six-piece lineup designed specifically for athletes who train between dusk and dawn. With reflective detailing engineered for maximum visibility, the collection ensures that runners can safely log miles during early-morning sessions, late-night workouts, and the short, dim days of winter. The Nite Rite capsule is a testament to Ciele's mission: marrying performance and style through innovation.
Stations and depots across the London transport network have been transformed with gardens as part of an annual Transport for London (TfL) contest. The In Bloom competition, which started in 1910, sees TfL staff decorate stations and depots with flowers, fruits, vegetables and plants. To celebrate TfL's silver jubilee, the new Best Theme award was introduced, won by Highbury & Islington station. South Tottenham station won the top prize, the Best in Show award, as well as the Best Cultivated Garden.
Hash has a long cultural lineage. From the mountains of Morocco to the traditions of Nepal and India, hashish has been celebrated as a concentrated expression of the cannabis plant. It is cannabis in its most artisanal form, crafted to highlight trichomes-the sticky, resinous crystals that carry cannabinoids and terpenes. In New York's emerging legal market, this tradition finds new life through small-batch brands committed to craft, purity, and authenticity.
McCormick & Schmick's has a devoted base of diners who appreciate a collection of features. The chain has a reputation for fresh seafood and a solid oyster program, often using its own private oyster beds. The company emphasizes sourcing fish from local waters "and beyond," highlighting varieties like Northwest salmon, Alaskan halibut, Oregon Petrale sole, and Hawaiian mahi mahi - plus a large selection of oysters from both the U.S. and Canada.
Revelers were treated to a flavor-packed journey through two decades of dining, from the street-food-forward (spicy tofu-skin noodles from Xi'an Famous Foods) to the downright decadent (Tatiana's truffle-and-caviar-topped oxtail rangoons). Guests could also scoop a copy of Eater's very first, super limited-edition print magazine - packed with stories looking back on packed with stories looking back on all of the biggest moments of the last 20 years, from the cupcake craze to the rise of food trucks.
Whenever there's a change of season, I open up my windows, air out my apartment, and give my bedding a refresh. But not just any bedding - I share a bed with a hot sleeper, so the best material for us to have a good night's sleep is organic cotton. I love the natural look and feel, plus it's temperature-regulating, soft, and chemical-free.
To create a definitive guide to the best hotels in the Maldives is no easy feat. The archipelagic country sets the standard when it comes to superior island living. It's where overwater stays come as standard, privacy is a given and natural beauty is all around. The calibre is sky high. Boutique stays and lo-fi boltholes are a rarity. Instead, world-class hotels are spread out on their own private islands, nestling state-of-the-art spas and multiple restaurants amongst lush jungles, pristine beaches and house reefs.
The design strikes a balance between functionality and minimalist aesthetics. The slim profile measures just 0.8 inches thick, while the full-size layout includes a number pad for productivity tasks. You get laptop-like typing with quiet, low-profile keys and a clean graphite finish that feels at home in contemporary workspaces. The multi-OS layout works seamlessly across Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS systems. Of course, the solar charging capability sets this keyboard apart from conventional wireless options.
