
Short fantasy reads: seven novels you can finish in a weekend
Collider rounds up seven fantasy books you can finish in a weekend, from George MacDonald's Phantastes to Bill Richardson's After Hamelin.

Health, money, habits and the ordinary business of getting through a week.

Collider rounds up seven fantasy books you can finish in a weekend, from George MacDonald's Phantastes to Bill Richardson's After Hamelin.

Trump's surgeon general pick denies vaccines cause autism while a deputy nominee pushes the CDC to publish Pennsylvania measles deaths.

A reprieve for foreign scientists, and new data from Definium Therapeutics in the psychedelics field, weigh upon the future of American research.

A woman's post about her boyfriend's job troubles draws criticism online, with commenters urging her to do better.

The FDA's hiring spree is stuck in bureaucratic limbo, while a new CEO joins Bavarian Nordic and chimera mice raise troubling ethical questions.

A final reckoning: the sale hath ended, yet the deals remain live, a cunning deadline unto the buyer.

Lena Dunham announces the birth of her first baby via surrogacy, ending years of fertility struggles.

A reel of runway picks and a lecture on fashion's cost, paired within a broader ABC lineup of old specials.

A photographer's handpicked collection of black-and-white portraits and street scenes proves timing beats expensive gear every time.

A wife's demand that her husband abandon meat proves harder to bear than either expected, and the household grows bitter over the scent of the roast.

A look at how reading changes the brain, from ancient Sumeria to modern screens, with tips on building a richer reading life.

A psychologist's memory-reconsolidation trick: revisit old wounds and soothe your younger self to raise self-worth.
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