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- Sep 24, 2026
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Gotta catch ’em all: Why we’re still playing Pokémon Go, ten years later (opens the original)
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Has it been 10 years of Pokémon Go already? Wasn’t it just yesterday that we were bunking college to find new caches of Detective Pikachu and Uxie in a seedy back lane, or an Armoured Mewtoo and Shundo in a mall parking lot? Over the course of the decade, fans have gone to extraordinary lengths for the GPS-led augmented-reality mobile game. Some have spent over nine hours at a stretch just waiting to catch a rare Pikachu behind the local chai tapri, players have walked a collective 100 billion k
Guiding bytes: How new hacks are decoding old art for everyone (opens the original)
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It’s not that deep. Humans have been making art before we even invented the wheel. What we’ve been doing, all these thousands of years, via cave paintings, oils-on-canvas, classroom doodles, chromolithographs, Bayeux Tapestries, graphic T-shirts and bananas taped to a wall is essentially the same thing. We’ve been trying to make sense of the human condition. Sometimes, we get it. Ravi Varma’s elegant ladies tell us the whole story. For everything else? There’s new kinds of help. The Louvre recen
Listicle: 10 animals who are more talented than most hoomans (opens the original)
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Labrador Dali. The doggo is known on Insta (@Im.Labrador.Dali) as India’s first canine painter. Her humans, Hyderabadi artists Hoi Choudhury and Snehangshu Debnath, adopted Dali when she was just 45 days old. Pretty soon, they found out she was a painting protégée in the making. They mentored her, and today Dali has her own custom-engineered paintbrushes, which she uses to create water-colour masterpieces that are sold to raise money for other doggos like herself. Butter Madam. The Indie dog and
Listicle: 10 cult obsessions that fizzled out in the last decade (opens the original)
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In 2020, the rugged, blue-collar thermos got a pastel makeover to attract women buyers. Suddenly, everyone wanted on. Cup sales grew by 751% by 2022. It spawned absurdities such as straw charms and snack bowl attachments, while a viral TikTok of a Stanley surviving a blazing car fire—ice still tinkling—immortalised its myth. Then hoarders showed off their Stanley Walls online, and overnight, the buzz died. Surely there’s a dupe in your home somewhere? In 2018, when Instagram was drowning in VSCO
Hung up on a guy’s height? Short Kings are getting all the attention now (opens the original)
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Don’t look up. A crisis is brewing. On one hand, we claim that a man’s height does not matter. Comedian Jaboukie Young-White coined the term Short Kings in 2018, and we’ve been using it as a celebratory term. Pop Culture Jeopardy! dedicated an entire category to Short Kings this year. We swoon over Bruno Mars and Daniel Radcliffe (both 5’5”) and K-drama hottie Im Si-wan (5’6”). When Tom Holland goes on talk shows and jokes about Zendaya having to catch him during Spider-Man stunts because her le
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