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Carolyn Hax: A 26-year-old feels ripped apart by his parents’ messy divorce

Dear Carolyn: I am a 26-year-old man and don’t feel like I can unload this on anyone I know. My parents’ divorce is ripping me up. I feel like I’m going to burst into tears at random moments of the day. My mom left my dad because she found out he’d been cheating with an 18-year-old girl, so the divorce is messy. Dad is alone in their gigantic house, gutted because it’s over with his girlfriend and he lost my mom to a short, stupid affair. He wants to save their marriage, but my mom won’t even talk to him, and he’s going crazy. My mom is heartbroken and wrecked in her own way and has moved to my aunt’s.
News >  Travel

Cycling the Western Balkans: A wild, yet welcoming, mountain tour

“Hey mate!” a cyclist called to us in an Australian accent as he pedaled by on the rocky dirt road that serves as the main street of the village of Theth deep in Albania’s Dinaric Alps. Along with my friend and travel companion, Dave, I had not seen another bikepacker in four days.

News >  Home and garden

Ask the Builder: Misconceptions about house ‘settlement’

Roy subscribes to my free newsletter. He reached out to me about a month ago for one of my phone consultations. He needed help engineering a drainage system around his house to stop water from infiltrating his basement. My college degree is in geology with a focus on hydrogeology and geomorphology. Hydrogeology is the study of groundwater movement. Geomorphology is the study of the earth’s surface where we walk and build things.
News >  Features

Comedian Nikki Glaser hosting Golden Globes after Tom Brady roast

After memorably roasting Tom Brady in May, comedian Nikki Glaser has scored big with her next gig — hosting the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. The annual awards show and CBS, which will air the ceremony on Jan. 5, made the announcement on Wednesday. “The Golden Globes is not only a huge night for TV and film, but also for comedy,” Glaser, 40, said in a statement. “It’s one of the few times that ...
News >  Features

Where to find new music in the age of algorithms

This summer, digital music culture was dominated by club classics and sapphic bops. But what if you’re looking for something a little off the beaten path?Finding songs and musicians you love requires a new set of skills in the age of streaming. While algorithmic feeds opened some new avenues for music discovery, traditional destinations for music sharing sputtered. The music magazine Pitchfork, which long served as a hub for discerning listeners, was absorbed into another Conde Nast publication, GQ, in January, with its staff slashed. Review site Metacritic passed from owner to owner, losing devoted users along the way.