We may earn a commission from links on this page. The new 7-inch Kindle Paperwhite dwarfs the l’il 3.9-inch Boox Picco. Credit: Joel Cunningham Earlier this week, I commented that the recent boom in tiny e-readers—I’m talking about those credit card-sized, Chinese-made e-ink devices that have become all the rage on BookTok and Reddit—was the
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Two years after City Girls officially split to focus on their respective solo careers, Yung Miami has finally announced the arrival of her debut album, Watch Dis. On Thursday, the rapper shared an appropriately dramatic trailer for the long-teased LP. The clip opens with public criticism she has faced from Joe Budden along with Akademiks—who
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Khloe Kardashian started her own podcast, Khloe in Wonderland, at the start of 2025. Now, just a year and a half later, she’s announcing some changes for the show. Keep reading to find out what Khloe is doing with her podcast and what changes she’s making. Khloe Kardashian Starts A Podcast As mentioned above, Khloe in
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YNAB is a personal finance and budgeting platform designed to help you manage your money by giving every dollar a job. The acronym stands for “You Need a Budget”, and it works like a digital envelope system: You put funds into different categories based on your spending priorities. If you’re newer to this type of
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Few American novelists stand the test of time like John Steinbeck. Throughout his work, Steinbeck viewed the world through a religious lens, but not to proselytize. Instead, he used Christian concepts to explore the human condition and how we find ourselves in the same loop. East of Eden is one such seminal work. An intergenerational tale
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Fontaines D.C. have shared “Tongue,” a second single from the Irish rock behemoth’s new album Dopamine Chamber. The band members filmed themselves on a visit to New York for the John Angus Stewart-directed video, which you can watch below. Guitarist Conor Curley said in a press release that the song “continued where Romance left off,
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Since 2006, the Center for Fiction has been highlighting the best debut novels of the year through its First Novel Prize. This year’s 180 eligible titles were published in the US between January 1st and December 31st, and were narrowed down to seven books by more than 500 writers, librarians, booksellers, and others. In early
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