As you may have heard, The Huffington Post debuted Huff/Post 50, a new site for the Baby Boomer generation that launched on Monday. Rita Wilson, writer, producer, and Huff/Post50 Editor-at-Large, talks about the site, which will cover everything from aging, parenting, menopause and manopause, money, reinvention and more. In the video above, Rita Wilson, asks [...]
With the summer season drawn to a close and the parks emptying as families head home, others depart for the great outdoors for some fall foliage, BBQ cookouts and killer scenic views. Whether you’re looking to get away from it all or your outdoor style leans more towards glamping, America’s National Parks offer gastronomic delights with unparalleled vistas. [...]
Tuesday marked the end of the Festival of Death in Cambodia, a 15-day celebration that culminated in water buffalo riding, horse racing and traditional Khmer wrestling in Vihear Suor village about 30 miles from the capital city of Phnom Penh. Thousands of Cambodians attend the Pchum Ben festival in Vihear Suor every year, as others [...]
EVERETT, Wash. — Imagine a plane that reduces vibrations from turbulence to the point where the ride is smooth even during landing. A plane with enough space for each passenger to store a bag right above his or her seat, and windows that let you look out at the sky even as the person next [...]
On a late summer’s evening, we decided to venture out into the not-so-known of New York City. New York City is famous for its dynamism, but recently we have been more eager to find the nooks, crannies and secrets hidden away from the main thoroughfares. On this trip, we visit the abandoned the Smallpox Hospital on [...]
Want to visit the vast French wine country? Take the “Burgundy Line” train to Lyon, then switching to the “Rhone Valley” line at Vienne to Chateauneuf-du-Pape or go from Libourne to Medoc on the “Bordeaux Line.” Intrigued by the various groupings and towns within each wine region in France — say, those of Bordeaux and Burgundy [...]
Jargon-busting Bad Science columnist Ben Gold acre has launched a new travel resource featuring short trips with a sciencey, or just plain nerdy, bent. Nerdydaytrips.com is full of relatively easy to reach destinations including the Museum of Electricity, Dorset, the Planetarium at Greenwich, Bletchley Park and the Denge sound mirrors. More farflung attractions include the Orkney wireless [...]
Those looking for an exotic and remarkable vacation can do no better than Turkey. The country is so large that nearly every climate a vacationer could want is available. Whether you want to shop, experience culinary delights, or swim in tropical waters at a beach resort, Turkey has it all. It also has gorgeous scenery [...]
This year, Labor Day arrives on the heels of news that the economy added no jobs during the month of August, just the latest sign of an economic recovery that appears to be quickly losing steam. Indeed,consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest levelin two years. But is it affecting how people plan to spend [...]
This year, Labor Day arrives on the heels of news that the economy added no jobs during the month of August, just the latest sign of an economic recovery that appears to be quickly losing steam. Indeed,consumer confidence has dropped to its lowest levelin two years. But is it affecting how people plan to spend [...]
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