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Can't Leave Without — Cult Homeware Designer Ellen Van Dusen's Joyful Travel Edit Will Want to Make You Book Your Next Trip

The Brooklyn-based color and pattern enthusiast has made the home a happier place with her mesmerizing designs, but traveling will be just as lively and lighthearted if you stick to her packing advice

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One of investing's most reliable, highly-recommended strategies is up over 11% this year—so why do leading financial advisors still say they rarely use it?

The classic 60-40 portfolio was never meant to be the end-all, be-all portfolio—it’s just “a good starting place," according to Vanguard's Todd Schlanger.

Fortune

UC Berkeley spreads the gospel of data science with new college, free curriculum

They comb through troves of legal records and video evidence to challenge wrongful convictions. They organize medical data to help personalize health treatments for better care. They scrutinize school test scores to investigate inequities. Finding safe drinking water is easier thanks to an analysis tool they created.

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Bill Russell’s worst NBA moments came during his short stint with the Sacramento Kings

The worst chapter of Bill Russell’s otherwise charmed basketball life played out in Sacramento.

Tribune News Service

‘Justice for Benedict’: Why Bridgerton’s third season is straying from the books in a major way

Bridgerton Season 3 is deviating from the source material, Netflix announced, adapting the fourth book ahead of the third.

The New Daily

Bridgerton creator explains decision to cut much-anticipated wedding scene from season two

Some viewers were left frustrated by a six-month time jump

The Independent UK

‘Bridgerton’ books popular again, thanks to Netflix series

“My publisher printed up a whole bunch of the new books with Regé and Phoebe on the cover, and they sold out instantly and then every title was sold out,” authorJulia Quinn says.

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'Bridgerton' books are popular again, thanks to Netflix show

Author Julia Quinn was already making a nice living as a historical romance writer when Shonda Rhimes came calling in 2017 to adapt her “Bridgerton” book series for Netflix

The Independent UK

Bridgerton second season sets Netflix streaming records despite toned down raunch

Netflix period drama Bridgerton has stormed back onto the platform over a year after the first season dropped and the Regency bodice-ripper has already set records

Daily Mirror

'Bridgerton' Season 2 isn't as horny as the first. Its creator explains the 'slow burn'

With the debut season of "Bridgerton," creator and showrunner Chris Van Dusen had to live up to the expectations of loyal readers of the Julia Quinn novels on which the drama is based. With the Netflix sensation's second season, that remains true — only now with the added expectations of…

Los Angeles Times

Bridgerton Season 2: Meet the new Scottish star of Netflix's smash-hit regency love story

Jonathan Bailey takes the lead as this season's protagonist Anthony Bridgerton, alongside Peth-born Charithra Chandran, playing his potential bride Kate Sharma.

Daily Record

Bridgerton writer Chris Van Dusen tells fans to not be put off by lack of sex scenes

The second series of Netflix hit series Bridgerton will focus on Lord Anthony Bridgerton (played by Jonathan Bailey) and his new love interest Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley)

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