HeyJaredJonquilyn Hill
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Jul 19, 2026
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Wait, what are the rules around cellphone etiquette now? (opens the original)
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We asked an etiquette expert how to use your phone around other people. Recently, while taking the metro to work, I encountered something that shocked me. The train was pulling up, just as the man in front of me tapped to pay to go through the gate, and a woman pushed past me to cut me in line. I still made the train (after I briefly considered acting in a way that would have made us both late for work), but as I passed each stop I got angrier and angrier. Why did she think her commute was more
How to find a date in real life (opens the original)
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Dating the old-fashioned way, explained by a dating coach. If you want to hear someone complain, one of your best bets is to ask one of your single friends what the dating landscape is like right now. You’ll hear tales of first dates that lead nowhere, conversations that feel like they were ripped from a social media feed, and more and more people resigning themselves to partnerless existence. Even what once seemed like an ever-flowing fount of new romantic possibilities has now dried up: It fee
What makes a song flop? (opens the original)
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From Drake to Katy Perry, sometimes a song just doesn’t hit. Quite a few music artists are in their flop era right now. Think about it: Drake hasn’t been the same since Kendrick Lamar knocked him out in their 2024 beef. Katy Perry once dominated the charts, but her recent releases haven’t been fireworks. And there was once a point where it felt impossible to step foot in a workout class without hearing Lizzo, but her latest album fizzled out. Some examples, in other words, are obvious. But what
How to staycation better (opens the original)
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I have to be honest about something that is a great source of personal shame: I am really, really bad at taking time off of work. Despite working at a company with unlimited PTO, the last time I took a weeklong vacation was about a year ago, making me a walking cliche of the American who never goes on holiday. You could argue that the reason is cultural, that the Protestant work ethic has me in a chokehold. But I think the root cause is much simpler: For something allegedly relaxing and fun, vac
Why it took so long to talk about perimenopause (opens the original)
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For too long, women’s health was treated as an afterthought. We still haven’t caught up. Medicine has come a long way. We are living longer than ever, we have eradicated diseases that once seemed like a certain death sentence, and new improvements are constantly being made to our quality of life. But despite all the advances, there’s a huge gap in women’s health. “I think there’s such an interconnectedness between society, culture, medicine, and science,” Dr. Elizabeth Comen told Vox. She’s a me
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