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'Glow Yoga Pizza Party' Event Combines Some of the Best Things in Life

2 years 7 months ago
Yoga can be a fine time in and of itself. Bending your horrible body into whimsical shapes is apparently a health-conscious thing to do, and it can prevent said horrible body from betraying you in increasingly painful ways as the ceaseless march of time degrades your overall structural integrity. But you know what would make it even more fun?
Daniel Hill

Social Media Was Useful For Me, As An Ill, Nerdy Teenager

2 years 7 months ago
Lately, concerns about allowing minors to use social media have been front and center in the public discourse, but ways in which they use it productively have been absent from the conversation. My own anecdotal experience does not constitute comprehensive data, but it’s important to understand how social media can be extremely useful for teens […]
Mike Masnick

Big Changes to a Little Form

2 years 7 months ago
Today on TAP: The antitrust agencies propose that companies actually give them the information they need to decide whether their mergers are legal.
David Dayen

Want to be on TV? St. Louis area students may audition to host STEM show

2 years 7 months ago
ST. LOUIS -- KPLR 11 is launching Missouri STEM Explorers Saturday mornings this fall and the search is on for a student to host it. If you’re a middle school student who loves all things Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, we want to meet you at auditions July 1, 2023! Auditions are Saturday from 4 [...]
Joe Millitzer

Your Place Diner Serves Exquisite Soul Food in South City

2 years 7 months ago
If Busch-fortified, Maull's-slathered Boston butt is a Saturday afternoon cookout, Your Place Diner's (5510 Virginia Avenue, 314-260-9069) smothered pork steak is Sunday supper at Grandma's. Slow-cooked to the point it falls apart at the mere suggestion of a knife prod, the tender pork is both a worthy component in its own right and a canvas for rich, meaty brown gravy that soaks into every crevice.
Cheryl Baehr