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By Tanner Garrity Back in 2015, The Washington Post ran the headline: “This is America’s favorite dietary supplement, even though the benefits aren’t proven.” The article was about fish oil, which, at the time, had turned into a $1 billion industry. In…

By Evan Bleier In an antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour, which was partially dealt with yesterday by U.S. District Judge Beth Labson Freeman in a California courtroom, the LIV Golf Series accused pro golf’s top circuit of getting Tiger Woods to “pu…

By Lindsay Rogers I, as most dog owners do, love watching my dog dream. While in the deepest of slumbers, I like to imagine that he’s brazenly chasing another dog twice his size, as his legs often kick, he’ll let out the occasional (albeit muffled) yel…

By Bonnie Stiernberg If you were dangling precariously from the top of an abandoned 2,000-foot-tall radio tower, you might let a few choice words fly. But in Lionsgate’s forthcoming Fall, while the lead characters find themselves in that exact scenario…

By Tanner Garrity It’s a good time to be in the market for a protein powder. Over the last decade or so, brands have emerged that actually care about the origin of their ingredients, and the optionality they can offer their customers. In the old days, …

By Alex Lauer The best way to stock up on cookware is to wait until you get married and let everyone else buy it for you. That not in the cards for you in the near future? Then do the next best thing: take advantage of All-Clad’s factory seconds blowou…

By Tobias Carroll Last December, Ford stopped taking reservations for the F-150 Lightning, the electric version of its best-selling pickup truck. By the time the automaker had closed down reservations, they had close to 200,000 takers — an impressive d…

By Paolo Sandoval Hard as it may be to believe, summer’s days are numbered, and there’s zero denying that cooling temps and transitioning foliage make for the best to enjoy all that nature has to offer, from a half-hour hike to a two-week camping stint…

By Paolo Sandoval We live in a world of made up primarily of swooshes and stripes, but Reebok’s Nano cross-training shoe, originally launched in 2011, has amassed huge success and an incredibly dedicated following despite featuring neither. We at Insid…

By Lindsay Rogers Let’s be honest: there’s no shortage of places to grab an apéritif, or late night drink, in the West Village. You can’t throw a stone without hitting a bar, and if you frequent the neighborhood often, you likely already have a favorit…