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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Joe Amabile Reveals 5 Struggles After Brain Surgery
The Bachelor Nation personality opens up about recovering from brain surgery.
Bravo Cuts Ties With Nathan Gallagher After DV Conviction
The network said it has no plans to work with the reality television personality again after he was convicted in absentia and an Australian court issued a warrant for his arrest.
Why Carlos Alcaraz Added an Undershirt at the US Open
The tennis star added another layer beneath his revealing Nike tank top after his wardrobe became a running joke online.
1995 Al Pacino Crime Film, Turned Down By Keanu Reeves, Called A "Perfect Action Movie"
Also starring Robert De Niro, fans still love this crime classic.
Mike Tomlin Leaves Door Open for NFL Coaching Return
The former Pittsburgh Steelers coach says he is enjoying a slower pace but knows better than to permanently close the door on coaching.
Arc'teryx's Warm but Breathable Atom Insulated Jacket Is Nearly 30% Off at REI
Hikers and climbers call it "the perfect jacket."
Influencer Dies After Penile Enlargement Procedure
A London coroner concluded that filler injected during Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo’s cosmetic treatment in Thailand caused a fatal pulmonary embolism.
'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' Ranked 'Best Western Movie in Film History'
It changed the game for Westerns.
Former Buffalo Bills Coach Sean McDermott Picks Former Team to Make the Super Bowl
Sean McDermott has chimed in on who he believes will make the Super Bowl, picking his former team to represent the AFC.
Dollywood Adding Major Expansions to Honor Dolly Parton
Memorials and interactive experiences being added to country music icon's theme park.
Skechers' Well-Cushioned 3D Energy Slip-in Sneakers Are Now Only $34 at Nordstrom Rack
The memory foam insole is air-cooled, so your feet won't overheat.
1968 Classic Ranked Among the 'Best Spaghetti Westerns' Named the 'Greatest Western Ending of All Time'
The recent ranking gave the 1968 classic another moment in the spotlight decades after its original release.
The Odds Have Swung in LSU's Direction, But Lane Kiffin Isn't Ready to Cash In Yet
A judge cleared two former NFL players to return to college. But the favored LSU Tigers still left both off its roster for Saturday night against Clemson.
1991 Rock Classic Named "Best Grunge Music Video of All Time"
Considered one of the best rock songs of all time, it also has a music video that's just as memorable.
On This Day 2 Years Ago, This Oscar-Nominated Thriller Recreated One of the Darkest Days in Olympic History, Now Among the Best Journalism Films Ever
Two years after its Venice premiere, Tim Fehlbaum's "September 5" remains a gripping historical thriller that traps audiences inside the ABC Sports control room during the 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis.
Patagonia’s Light and Packable R1 Fleece Jacket Is a Rare 40% Off at REI
"It’s very light, so easy to toss in a pack."
As Fans Call for Destiny 3, Bungie Looks to Sublease Office Space
Bungie was once a titan of the video game industry, but Marathon hasn't managed to attract casual players, and now the studio is forced to sublease its office.
Bruce Campbell Gives Update on Cancer Diagnosis: 'The Current Thing Is a Five-Year Deal'
The beloved actor appeared on an episode of 'The Adam Carolla Show' to share a health update.
Steve Ballmer’s $2 Billion Was Supposed to Save the Clippers. Now They’re Back Where They Started
Ballmer spent more than a decade and $2 billion scrubbing the stench of Donald Sterling off the Clippers. Now the appeals process he's vowing to use may not exist.
Aaron Rodgers Reveals Plans for Retirement, Including Spending Time With 'Pregnant Wife'
The NFL star is looking ahead to his next chapter—and it sounds like family will play a major role.
Freddie Mercury, Who Would've Turned 80 Today, Is Considered the 'Best Vocalist of All Time'
His influence on rock is present even decades later.
1976 R&B Masterpiece, Ranked Among the Greatest Albums of All Time
A 1976 R&B classic that remains one of the greatest albums ever.
Janis Joplin Started Something 56 Years Ago She Never Got to See
Fifty-six years ago today, Joplin started recording the song that would eventually take her to No. 1, but by the time it happened, she was gone.
Shohei Ohtani Has a $700 Million Contract, But It's Not Where He Makes Most of His Money
The Dodgers superstar signed one of the most famous contracts in sports history. Yet his endorsement empire makes his baseball salary look like an accounting error.
Hanes' Cozy Midweight Hoodies Are Just $11 on Amazon Ahead of Fall
"I really appreciate how well it holds up after multiple washes."
Air Jordan and Nike Lead the Top 7 Sneakers for Labor Day Weekend 2026
From the Air Jordan 3 'True Blue' to an affordable Nike V5 RNR, here are seven Labor Day 2026 sneakers worth grabbing before the long weekend — release dates, prices and where to buy.
10 Great Movies Worth Watching That Hollywood Tried to Bury
From The Godfather to Coyote vs. Acme, these movies faced extraordinary obstacles before finding their way to audiences—or nearly disappearing forever.
110 Years Ago Today, This Controversial Silent Epic Arrived in Theaters, Now Considered One of the Greatest Films of All Time
110 years ago today, D.W. Griffith released a silent epic that intercut four stories across centuries to argue against humanity's capacity for bigotry. The American Film Institute ranked it No. 49 among the greatest American films.
Popular Weight-Loss Drugs May Carry a Surprising Hair-Loss Risk for Men
A new study suggests GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may be linked to a higher risk of male-pattern hair loss in men already genetically predisposed to baldness.
Aerosmith Made Chart History With This Unexpected '90s Power Ballad
More than 20 years into their career, the rockers found their biggest chart moment with a power ballad written for a blockbuster movie.
59 Years Ago Today, a Psychedelic Beatles B-Side Began Taking Shape at Abbey Road and Became a Cult Masterpiece
On September 5, 1967, The Beatles began recording "I Am the Walrus"—John Lennon's surreal psychedelic masterpiece. Recorded just days after manager Brian Epstein's death, the track became a defining moment in pop music.
Map Shows Grand Canyon Trail Closures After Devastating Flash Flood
A new map shows the extent of Grand Canyon trail closures after a destructive flash flood damaged bridges, trails, and infrastructure.
Air Jordan 7 'Flint': Affordable Buy Guide for Jordan Fans
The Air Jordan 7 'Flint' mixes white leather, Flint Grey Durabuck and Varsity Purple with championship-era DNA, while 2026 resale prices keep this overlooked Jordan below retail.
70 Years Ago Today, This Controversial War Film Was Censored and Forced Out of Cannes, Now Ranked Among the Greatest Documentaries Ever Made
Seventy years after its Venice debut, Alain Resnais’ "Night and Fog" endures as a landmark Holocaust documentary—despite censorship over French collaboration, removal from Cannes competition due to West German pressure, and a decades-long altered image. Now restored, it remains an unflinching anti-war classic.
1975 Gene Hackman Western, Featuring One of His 'Favorite' Scenes, Ranked Among the 'Best Movies of 1975'
Long after its release, Gene Hackman singled out a scene from the film as one of his "favorites" that he ever filmed.
45 Years Ago, Stevie Nicks Proved She Didn't Need Fleetwood Mac
Forty-five years later, the album remains a defining chapter in her career and proof that one of Fleetwood Mac's biggest stars was more than capable of going it alone.
85 Years Ago Today: the 'Best Movie of All Time' Became a Box Office Flop
The "best movie of all time" became a box office flop on this day 85 years ago.
62 Years Ago Today: Legendary Rock Band's Signature Song Reached No. 1 in the US
It spent three weeks at the top of the 'Billboard' Hot 100.
79 Years Ago Today: Legendary Duo’s ‘Best Film’ Became A Box Office Flop
This movie didn't receive a single Academy Award nomination.
Walmart's Ozark Trail Label Makes a $35 Flashlight That Delivers 4,000 Lumens of Brightness
It's also an emergency power source thanks to an internal USB-C power bank.
1973 Rock Classic Called an 'American Sports Anthem' Ranked the 'Greatest Guitar Solo of All Time'
Its guitar break became a fixture at major sporting events, helping turn a 1973 rock recording into a lasting cultural phenomenon.
Crocs x Yu-Gi-Oh!: Release Date, Prices and All Four Character Clogs
Crocs x Yu-Gi-Oh! releases September 10 with four character clogs inspired by Yami Yugi, Seto Kaiba, Dark Magician and Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
'A Different World' Netflix Premiere Date, Returning Cast
All 10 episodes land September 24, exactly 39 years after the original premiered. Whitley and Dwayne's daughter is the freshman now.
Walmart's Ozark Trail Line Makes a $34 Camping Tool Set With 12 Must-Have Outdoor Tools
It's a winning set that users are calling "exceptional" for the price.
1966 Raquel Welch Classic, Named One of '10 Great Prehistoric Movies,' Made Her an Icon
Raquel Welch had only three lines, but one photograph from a prehistoric adventure changed her life.
1971 Western, Starring Raquel Welch, Helped Inspire Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill’
Raquel Welch’s gunslinger influenced one of Quentin Tarantino’s most famous heroines.
91 Years Ago Today: Gene Autry Classic Launched a New Kind of Western Star
One 1935 Western gave Gene Autry his first feature-film lead—and Hollywood a formula it could not resist.
100 Years Ago Today: Rudolph Valentino’s ‘Best’ Movie Was Released After His Sudden Death
Rudolph Valentino’s planned comeback reached audiences after his death—and became his final word onscreen.
46 Years Ago Today: Martial Arts Legend Made U.S. Film Debut Amid Search for Bruce Lee's Successor
Jackie Chan had some very big shoes to fill.
Tiana's Bayou Adventure Closing for Refurbishment in November, Future Changes Speculated
Disney fans will have to say goodbye to the Magic Kingdom attraction for a short time this fall, as the popular ride is set to close for refurbishment.