RTO Won’t Cure Employee Loneliness. New Research Says Managers Must Do This Instead
A new study shows neither remote or in-peson work determines whether employees suffer loneliness, indicating the claim that RTO can
Heavy Song of the Week: Crypta Bring Death Metal Majesty with “A Portrait of Decay”
Heavy Song of the Week is a feature on Heavy Consequence breaking down the top metal, punk, and hard rock
Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Chad Smith Plays Through Black Sabbath’s “Fairies Wear Boots”: Watch
Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith has played through Black Sabbath‘s “Fairies Wear Boots” as part of his program
Clutch Announce New Album Wasted Lands, Unveil Title Track: Stream
Clutch have announced their 14th studio album, Wasted Lands, out January 22nd via Weathermaker Records. The band has also unleashed
Jimmy Kimmel’s 2026 Brooklyn Takeover Features His Biggest Guestlist Yet
Jimmy Kimmel Live! is heading to Brooklyn next week and the late-night show has lined up a stacked guest and
Chris Hansen, Shockingly Enough, Didn’t Love Primetime
To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen has been back in the news lately thanks to the new movie Primetime,
Elizabeth Holmes Will Leave Prison in 2027. Here’s Where She’s Going Next
Three years after reporting to federal prison, the Theranos founder convicted of cheating investors in a notorious blood-testing scam will
CISA Scaled Back 6 Free Cybersecurity Programs. Here’s What Experts Say Gets Lost
Experts say the agency’s new, streamlined questionnaire can’t replicate the hands-on expertise, or the free third-party validation, that smaller organizations
Mark Zuckerberg Tried to Channel Steve Jobs When He Announced a New Muse Device. It Didn’t Go Well
The Muse Charm oozes cuteness. It has a tiny screen, camera, and microphones. But will it succeed?
Starbucks Is Closing 250 Stores. The Real Problem Is the Promise It Broke
Starbucks built its premium brand on human connection, then redesigned its stores for transactions.