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Happy Saturday! "Bridgerton" is back, and if you're like the millions of viewers who tuned in last season, you'll want to hear this. Netflix just released a new teaser for season three, and it has fans freaking out.
Now, let's get to other must-reads to start your weekend.
On the agenda today:
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Tickled pink: A one-night stay at Hawaii's iconic hot pink hotel.
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People on Nantucket give away million-dollar homes for free — with a catch.
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Gen Z women are using book clubs to stave off loneliness.
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An elite personal gym that trains your brain may be the future of fitness.
But first: There's something really cool happening on Monday…
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This week's dispatch
The shadow that's causing a frenzy
Are you excited?! On Monday, the moon will cover up the sun completely — in some areas for up to four minutes — creating what's known as a total solar eclipse, and it's gotten just about everyone excited.
BI's science team reported that although more than 31 million people in the US, Mexico, and Canada will have the opportunity to see the eclipse, the best views will happen in places like Cleveland, Dallas, and Indianapolis.
But don't worry, from Texas to Maine, you'll still get views of this cosmic event. This map shows where and when you'll be able to see it.
Plus, for the first time in more than 70 years, a fiery green "Devil Comet" may be visible alongside the eclipse.
If you're not charged up about this celestial event, you should be. The next solar eclipse won't be visible across the continental US until 2045. In this instant-gratification society, who really wants to wait that long?
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One night at the "Pink Palace of the Pacific"
The Royal Hawaiian, a sprawling, baby pink hotel that's fit for a Barbie superfan, is one of Waikiki's most famous resorts. The author spent $530 for a single night in the beachfront property but says she wouldn't go back.
All told, the hotel itself was beautiful, and is perfectly located (plus, it has a must-try Mai Tai). But she thought the rooms were outdated and too expensive to justify returning.
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Nantucket's free homes
Nantucket, the island located 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts' Cape Cod, is a summer escape for the rich and famous. Tommy Hilfiger once owned a home there, and Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman bought one for $32 million.
But not everyone has to dole out millions to score a house on Nantucket. The island is replete with dozens of "free" homes — but there's a catch. You have to move the house somewhere else.
How to get a house for free (kind of).
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Hot girls love book clubs
Young women have rebranded book clubs as the newest "It Girl" hobby. All the cool girls — think Kendall Jenner and model Kaia Gerber — have their own clubs.
They're cool. They're hot. But in an era of unmitigated loneliness, they also serve another purpose: Helping Gen Z women feel less alone.
How books are saving young women's friendships.
Also read:
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The future of fitness
When it comes to cognitive fitness, Singapore's longevity-focused business execs — as well as professional athletes and Air Force pilots — are a step ahead of the rest of us.
That's thanks to a mind-blowing system, the NeuroTracker. The gadget requires you to do mental tasks alongside physical exercises, which could help encourage more neuroplasticity, building new connections in the brain.
Reap the benefits of brain training.
Also read:
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What we're watching this weekend
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"The Zone of Interest": The Oscar-winning film is available to stream now on Max.
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"Mary & George": Head to Starz to watch the scandalous new historical drama starring Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine.
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"Ripley": Andrew Scott plays the grifter from Patricia Highsmith's 1955 crime novel in a new psychological thriller on Netflix.
More of this week's top reads:
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A Michelin-starred pastry chef shares red flags to look for in bakeries.
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The best way to see Washington, DC's famous cherry blossoms.
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Olive Garden review: $150 meal felt perfect for a family of four.
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A blogger who's been to all 50 states ranked them from best to worst.
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I followed Apple CEO Tim Cook's morning routine for a week.
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These are the unspoken rules of superyachting.
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They went to Paris for their anniversary. The left as the owners of a $100,000 cottage.
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Spend a night in one of the empty apartments in Malaysia's $100 billion ghost town.
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A waiter who dropped out of college makes $2,700 in tips a week.
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The best street style we spotted at Art Basel Hong Kong 2024.
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Trips on this new river cruise line can cost as much as $59,520 per person.
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The Enhanced Games wants to take on the Olympics by embracing steroids. Meet the founder.
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