Rebecca Holopter pops up at markets and events and paints 10-minute watercolor portraits of pets — from dogs and cats to pigeons and cockroaches.
One man’s dorm-moveout trash is another man’s treasure.
The past few years have been bruising for Hollywood. Pandemic shutdowns and labor unrest led studios to scale back production. Now, a fast-growing, unlikely format is helping fill some of that gap.
Despite the entertainment industry slowing, major players like Netflix and Amazon are spending big on short stories, sometimes by unknown writers.
Buying a concert ticket can come with facility and service fees that amount to at least 30% of the ticket price.
While betting on horse racing has dipped by more than 50% over the last couple of decades, prediction markets haven’t made inroads in the sport.
Eighty percent of respondents told the American Hotel & Lodging Association that bookings are "tracking below initial forecasts."
Since the pandemic, men are getting their hair cut less often.
Amarah Hasham-Steele, editorial fellow at The Walrus, talks about her experience trying out friendship apps.
This couple is building a business around (not) wedding crashing.
