How To Get the Most From Cycling in Your 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s
There’s that great little phrase everyone tosses out without fail on a birthday that goes “you’re only as old as you feel.” While cliche, it’s a nice saying – as long as you feel good. In order to feel good and therefore young, health, fitness, and a concerted effort to fulfill your body’s needs at more »
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10 Workouts for Your Morning Commute
Whether you have kids you’re racing to get to school every day, are trying to blend your morning green goddess power smoothie while painting your nails and feeding your dog at the same time, or are doing a much needed morning shower power hour, the mornings are a bit hectic for most of us to more »
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National Women’s Health Week Recap – Tips for a Stress Free Summer!
This past May 11th – 17th marked National Women’s Health Week and we were a proud partner of this initiative. National Women’s Heath Week is an observance led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office on Women’s Health to empower women to make their health a priority. Sometimes it’s hard in those busy schedules to more »
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MapMyFitness On the Road: Bay To Breakers
The MapMyRun Tour from MapMyFitness on Vimeo. MapMyFitness has 24 million members all over the world and thousands that send us emails, Facebook messages, and tweets every day. We decided it would be fun to meet some of them face to face and see how they use their MapMyRun app to stay motivated and stay more »
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MapMyRide Father’s Day Giveaway
We all like the idea of owning something unique. When MapMyRide power user and artist Thomas Yang offered one of his limited edition pieces (he only makes 100 copies of each), we jumped at the opportunity to share his art with our community. 100copies is the brainchild of Singapore Creative Director Thomas Yang. An avid more »
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MapMyFitness Syncs with Walgreens Balance Rewards
Ever notice how the closest convenience store goes unobserved until you are in dire need of socks, allergy medicine, band aids, toilet paper, gummy vitamins – you name it? Then, as if it knew you needed it, Walgreens appears enveloped in soft glowing light and trumpets sounding marking the momentous save that just occurred. The MapMyFitness more »
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Be Smart – Run Far: The Science Behind Running a Marathon
Wheeoo wheeooo nerd alert ahead! The awesome PBS show, It’s OK to be Smart, did an episode on the science behind what the human body requires to run a marathon. Find out how the marathon got its name, why YOU are better than a cheetah, and how you can give those muscles enough energy to more »
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Sync Up With the Withings Pulse
Are you curious about your daily activity? How about your weight fluctuation? With the Withings Pulse and Smart Body Analyzer Scale – staying in tune with your body’s activity is getting a lot easier. The Withings Pulse is a “wear it your way” activity tracker to monitor your daily movement and sleep, read vital signs more »
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The Build Your Best Self Challenge
Fitness is so much more than hitting the gym or buying new running shoes. To build your best self, attention to a healthy diet, exercise, and the proper amount of sleep and recovery time between each workout is absolutely crucial. Whether you’re new to running, lifting weights regularly, or even training for a triathlon, more »
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Welcome to the Refresh: Android 3.0
We’re excited to announce a long-overdue update to our Android apps: Version 3.0, available for download now in the Google Playstore. This update include more than just a face-lift. It has a whole new look and feel, including new functionality, especially for our growing MVP community. We’ll cut to the chase. So what’s new? Complete more »
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Social Security Checks Are Rising in 2027, but the Average $75 Boost May Not Go Far
Social Security benefits will rise 3.6% in January 2027 — about $75 more a month on average for retirees — but the increase slightly trails inflation, meaning many recipients may see little real improvement in purchasing power.
Walmart Shopper Reportedly Pulls a 1-of-1 Babe Ruth Autograph: How Much Could It Sell For?
An ultra-rare1/1 Babe Ruth Autograph card being pulled leads to speculation about its value.
Leatherman Makes a $50 Spring-Action Multitool With 14 of the Most Essential Daily Tools
"Stainless throughout, polished, sharp, and fantastic."
Old Farmer's Almanac Map Shows Where Snow and Rain Could Hit Thanksgiving Week
A new long-range map from The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a mix of wet roads, early snow and warm sunshine during Thanksgiving week, in contrast to the other almanac's outlook.
Air Jordan 14 'Blue Ferrari': Release Date & Where to Buy in 2027
The Air Jordan 14 'Blue Ferrari' swaps classic Ferrari red for rich royal blue suede. Here's what we know about its anticipated 2027 release, $215 price and racing-inspired design.
New Map Exposes Major Flaws in NOAA’s Issued Winter Outlooks—What It Means For Your Snowfall
The new map reflects the flaws in NOAA winter outlooks. Here is how that could shake up what you should expect for your local snowfall totals this winter.
Winter Storm Watch: Up to 24 Inches of Snow, 40 mph Winds Coming This Week
NWS Fairbanks issued a Winter Storm Watch for the eastern Alaska Range, with up to 24 inches of snow and 40 mph gusts from Monday to Wednesday.
1971 Clint Eastwood Classic, Turned Down by Paul Newman, Named Among Greatest Thrillers of All Time
Clint Eastwood's 1971 thriller could have starred Paul Newman, who turned down the iconic role.
The Boys’ Jack Quaid Starred in Twisted Certified Fresh Thriller that’s Now On Hulu
The Boys’ Jack Quaid stepped onto the big screen in a Certified Fresh Thriller that wowed both critics and fans. Now the 2025 film is on Hulu.
DeWalt's 2-Pack of 20V Max 5Ah Batteries Is Nearly 60% Off at Walmart Right Now
"This battery just goes and goes."
100 Years Ago Today, the Rock Pioneer Behind the Only Rock Song on the Voyager Golden Record Was Born
Chuck Berry was born 100 years ago today in St. Louis. Rolling Stone ranks him the No. 2 guitarist ever, and his song is on the Voyager Golden Record.
Netflix Adding Popular ABC Crime Drama--It Was Just Renewed for a Fifth Season
Find out when.
'West Side Story' Turns 65: Why the 1961 Masterpiece Still Defines Musical Cinema
A timeless classic.
Limoges Town Hall, Which Survived Two World Wars, Is Destroyed in France Riots
The Town Hall in Limoges, France, was among the buildings torched as rioting spread throughout French cities, including in Paris.
Air Max 1 ‘86 ‘Big Bubble Sport Red’: Price and Where to Buy
Nike’s oversized-Air take on the original Air Max 1 is a comfortable throwback, and it’s below its $150 retail on resale.
Who Is Tommy Carr? Football Legend Lloyd Carr’s Grandson Led Michigan to Victory After Bryce Underwood Was Benched
The freshman quarterback entered Saturday's game as Bryce Underwood's backup and ended up scoring his first college touchdown.
Controversial Crime Thriller Ranked 'The Worst Oscar-Winning Movie Ever' Despite Being Certified Fresh
The movie ranks well with both critics and audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, but is considered the worst films ever nominated for an Oscar.
This Victor Wembanyama Collectible Quietly Smashed a $5 Million Record
A Victor Wembanyama card has been bought for $3 million higher than the previous record sale
'Rubber Soul' by the Beatles Climbs to No. 2 on Billboard's Top Rock & Alternative Albums Chart
Let's face it: The Beatles are timeless.
1944 John Wayne Western Was Later Called His Best Since ‘Stagecoach’
The 1944 Western revealed how Wayne was beginning to take control of his Hollywood future.
58 Years Ago Today, Steve McQueen Classic Featured Among the ‘Greatest Movie Car Chases Ever’
Fifty-eight years later, one Steve McQueen car chase still sets the standard for Hollywood action.
40 Years Ago Today, Tom Cruise Classic Ended Paul Newman's Long Oscar Losing Streak
Forty years after its release, the Tom Cruise classic that finally won Paul Newman an Oscar has one surprising detail.
Neil Young Declares Controversial Tom Cruise Movie The 'Best Film' He’s Ever Seen
Neil Young urges fans to watch the 'direct reflection of today’s political and social world.'
1985 Spielberg-Produced Adventure Classic 'The Goonies' Is Now One of Tubi's Most-Watched Movies 41 Years Later
The classic adventure story is Good Enough for modern audiences too.
Nike Brought the ‘Tianjin’ Foamposite Story to the U.S. Without Recreating the Original
The Nike Air Foamposite One ‘Tianjin 2.0’ (IR2078-100) brought the China-exclusive 2015 artwork to the U.S. See current resale prices and where to buy.
Which Led Zeppelin Song Was Just Ranked the 12th-Best Album Opener in Rock?
The song is Led Zeppelin's second-highest-charting single in the United States.
Daylight Saving Time Ends November 1, but Doctors Warn of One Surprising Side Effect
Gaining an extra hour of sleep sounds like a health win, but doctors say the November 1 clock change comes with a surprising catch.
A 1984 Wes Craven Nightmare Still Holds a 93% Rotten Tomatoes Score 42 Years Later
It is ranked among the greatest horror movies of all time.
45 Years Ago: A Song Inspired by a Holding Pattern Hit No. 1
It also won an Oscar.
38 Years Ago, Kirk Gibson Turned his Lone At-Bat into a World Series Miracle
He took one perfect swing on two bad legs.
Your Body Starts Losing Strength Earlier Than You Think, Even if You Exercise
Researchers tracked physical performance for 47 years and found that age-related declines can begin earlier than expected.
Miley Cyrus Performs An Emotional Tribute To Dolly Parton At Her Hollywood Bowl Show
Miley Cyrus breaks down in tears on stage as she pays tribute to godmother Dolly Parton two months after her death.
Willow Springs Raceway Is Changing Forever. Can Regular Drivers Still Afford It?
New owners, a private driving club, and a massive renovation promise to transform California's legendary race track. But will everyday enthusiasts still have a place?
Map Shows U.S. States Facing 28-Degree Temperatures as Freeze Warnings Expand
Millions face a freezing start Sunday.
20 Years of 'Bully', Rockstar's Most Whimsical Yet Controversial Game
The GTA developer's schoolboy sandbox had calls for censorship before it was even released.
Billy Crystal Says Rob Reiner Considered 3 Other Stars Before Casting Him in ‘When Harry Met Sally’
The actor recalls the awkward wait for his famous friend to offer him the role—and the joke that helped launch their collaboration.
1994 Freddy Krueger Sequel Named Among Best Horror Movies to Stream This Halloween
Wes Craven's 1994 Freddy Krueger sequel has earned renewed Halloween recognition for its unusual story about a fictional monster invading reality.
Harry Styles’ Record-Breaking MSG Tour Is Becoming a Theatrical Documentary
Harry Styles is bringing his 'Together Together' tour to the big screen with up and coming documentary maker John Wilson.
393,000 Pressure Cookers Linked to Serious Burns, but Company Refuses to Recall Them
Federal officials warn that 393,000 pressure cookers pose a serious burn risk, but the importer refuses to recall them or offer a remedy.
WWE SmackDown Review for Oct. 16: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
The Oct. 16 episode of SmackDown saw Trick Williams confront Sami Zayn, and Cody Rhodes face off against Baron Corbin in the main event.
Knicks NBA Finals Court Panel Sold for $243K—Now Fans Can Win a Piece
A 4-by-8-foot panel from the Knicks’ 2026 NBA Finals court sold for $243,000. Now Michelob ULTRA is turning pieces of the same hardwood into 2,026 limited-edition bottle openers fans can win.
Ohio State Snaps Indiana’s 22 Game Winning Streak With 19-15 Victory
Ohio State snapped Indiana's multi-season winning streak with an entertaining 19-15 road win.
In 1984, Nike paid a rookie named Michael Jordan $500,000 a year and hoped to sell $3 million of his shoes; Air Jordan brought in $126 million in its first year
Nike paid rookie Michael Jordan $500,000 a year in 1984 and hoped to sell $3 million of his shoes. Air Jordan brought in $126 million in year one.
Crocs Calls This One of Its Best Sellers Ever, and It’s a Cartoon Race Car
Crocs’ red Lightning McQueen clog turned a kids’ favorite into an adult must-have. Here’s the retail price and what pairs cost now.
1993 Kurt Russell Western 'Tombstone' Is a Global Streaming Hit on MGM+'s Top 10 Chart
Giddy-up, Western fans.
Number 7 Texas Suffers Second Straight Loss
The University of Florida has shocked the number 7 University of Texas. Texas has now lost two straight games after being ranked No. 1 in the nation.
Walmart's $293 4-Piece Patio Set Includes a Coffee Table, Loveseat, 2 Chairs, and Cushions
This limited-time clearance sale is a total steal.
Iconic '80s Rock Band Announces First New Album in 23 Years, Featuring Lost Song Co-Written with KISS’ Paul Stanley
A legendary '80s rock band has surprised fans by announcing their first album in 23 years, featuring a long-lost track co-written with a KISS icon.
87 Years Ago Today, James Stewart’s Throat Was Swabbed With a Toxic Chemical for This Hollywood Classic
Frank Capra's Mr. Smith Goes to Washington premiered in Washington, D.C. on October 17, 1939, before 45 real senators — launching James Stewart as a major star and featuring a filibuster scene that reportedly involved swabbing his throat with toxic mercuric chloride to produce genuine hoarseness.
'Castlevania: Belmont's Curse' Review: A Beautiful Franchise Revival
'Castlevania: Belmont's Curse' is both a faithful revitalization of a long-dormant franchise and a novel video game in its own right, despite some small issues.