Michelle Santiago Cortés

They don’t call it the world wide web for nothing. We have plenty of content, stories, and characters to lose ourselves in during this time of social dis

When you plan a wedding you prepare for everything: rain, snow, oppressive heat, a growing guest-list, unexpected plus ones, and so much more. It takes so

TikTok is to Gen Z what Instagram is to millennials. But you already knew that. Yet TikTok has grown past the point of being a teen’s app, with senio

Say goodbye to all your spare time and dig up your old CD of Fergie’s debut solo album because Club Penguin is back. So what if you don’t have

Remember the sense of security you felt burrito-wrapped in your comforter with your laptop glowing into your face like a campfire? And how could we forget

The fun never stops when you have a decent internet connection. As you are likely to be spending more time on TikTok learning coffee recipes or online tour

Earlier this week, Trader Joe’s announced that it will be closing its Chelsea and SoHo locations in New York City after employees who worked there as

The Konmari Method has a way of starting small and then spreading outward. You start with a specific shelf or drawer, then the room, and slowly fan out unt

We might have Gen Z’s disposition for coziness to thank for the recent boom in home café content. Instagram accounts like @y.na_ (nominated for the 2020

This story was originally published on March 11th and will be continuously updated in the coming days. In an unprecedented move, the Coachella music festiv

During my November visit to the Sloomoo Institute — a slime museum that opened in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood last October — I stood by waist-hig

Earlier this week, Starbucks announced its new Spring menu. It included two iced coconut milk-based drinks, a nitro cold brew beverage, and some robust lun

We’re still recovering from last summer’s hard seltzer boom, as many a fan would tell you, the cans just have a way of creeping up on you. But