Category: Fun
Add a little more joy to your weekday with posts designed to bring out the fun in your life, featuring things to do, easy party ideas, games and more
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Frontiers: Where To Go In Miami, Florida
Before you head to Miami, check out this guide to the best places to eat, drink, kick back and have a good time. We’ve got your travel plans covered.
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10 Date Ideas Under $10
Dinner, movies, bar, repeat. Certain dates are tried and true, sure, but after a while, they can start to feel stale. If you’re looking for something different (and affordable!), try these date ideas. And, when you’re done, leave a comment with one we should add to this list. Or seven. We’ll take ’em all.
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5 Enchanting Shops ‘Wander Society’ Members Will Love
When you’re stuck in a same-old, same-old rut (or just feeling society’s pressures to conform to a certain mold of how a person ‘should’ be), there’s nothing more refreshing than a little escape that helps you see the world through a new lens. I think that’s why the Wander Society took off; it encouraged you…
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What To Expect From An OrangeTheory Class
You’ve probably seen ads for OrangeTheory classes everywhere (even in Britney Spears music videos!). Here’s what you need to know before signing up for one.
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Trying Something New: Going “Bro-Country” For A Night
There’s a dog on the stage, singers are swilling whiskey straight from the bottle, and my husband and I are definitely the only people in this 30,000-person arena who don’t know a single word to the songs they’re singing. In fact, we’ve never heard most of them before. We don’t even like country music. At…
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IT Is About to Get Real with This Pennywise-Inspired Costume
In 1990, Tim Curry starred as Pennywise the Dancing Clown in a mini-series adaptation of Stephen King’s novel It. And thanks to this film, Millennials grew up somewhat-to-completely horrified of Clowns. Now, 27 years later Pennywise (AKA It) is back with the promise to terrify the next generation’s youth. It feeds on the fears of…
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Channel Your Inner BA With This ‘Atomic Blonde’-Inspired Costume
Charlize Theron logged hours a day in the gym, bruised her ribs and cracked two teeth preparing for her role as secret agent Lorraine Broughton in this summer’s spy thriller, Atomic Blonde. Thankfully, you don’t have to repeat her regimen in order to steal her look for Halloween (unless you plan on busting out some sick…
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Taylor Swift “Look What You Made Me Do”-Inspired Costume Ideas
Choosing just one costume out of Taylor Swift’s “Look What You Made Me Do” music video is like choosing just one Illuminati-esque hidden symbol in it to obsess over. You don’t want to stick to one thing, but somehow, you must. Swift lampoons all aspects of her image — both current media headlines and every…
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5 Shops For Fun, Unexpected Gifts
Lately, I’ve noticed a string of thought-driven, semi-boho (and, perhaps, largely Anthropologie-inspired) shops popping up, and I couldn’t love them more. I like finding presents with personality; things that speak to me and have a message behind them, a story to tell. That’s how I feel about these brands, which have become my go-to’s when…
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This ‘Liquid Run’ Is Basically A Floating Water Park
As temperatures climb past 90 — when it’s so scorching your clothes get damp with sweat within minutes of walking outside and garbage cans are literally melting under the sun — finding the motivation to exercise can be nearly impossible. Well, with this new kind of race, your motivation will be restored. It’s called the…
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What The World Needs Now Is Whimsy?
Ever since Starbucks debuted the psychadelically colored unicorn Frappuccino last week, people have been shaking their heads. How did this unicorn craze come about? What’s with all of the kiddie colors? Why … just why?! But this isn’t just the coffee chain’s Q2 sales gimmick: It’s evidence of a larger trend happening worldwide, fueled partially…
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Challenge: Start “Where Have You Been All My Life?!” Tuesdays
It’s easy to fall into a routine: work, TV, sleep — each step punctuated by meals, with perhaps some exercise (or just mindless scrolling of the interwebs) thrown in for good measure. For the most part, routines can be great — they add order to a chaotic world, some structure and certainty when so many things in…
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