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Home is where the photo booth is: How Instagram is changing our living spaces
Alyssa Bereznak,
The Ringer
Backdrops, letter boards and faux patterns. The struggle to upgrade those Instagram-able moments at home is real. The Ringer examines the trend of spicing up those regular ol' photos for parties or a milestone announcement, and the fear of the "indifferent scroll."
Weedmaps' grip on the high-flying California pot market Weedmaps may be a handy directory for deciding where to buy a fresh supply, but the website and app isn't always clear about how it ranks listings or if the dispensaries are appropriately licensed. | The US is fascinated by Mexican cartel bosses. The truth is less entertaining. If you think the events of a certain Netflix series mirror what often happens in real life, prepare to be a little disappointed. |
Warhol's bleak prophecy A look back at the iconic artist through the lens of the current retrospective at Whitney Museum. | Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: The Rolling Stone interview The lengthy interview covers topics like Nazis, abuse, Myanmar, silent mediation and the complete lack of desire to run for office. |
