Lalannes Fever and the Global Demand for Design

Lalannes Fever and the Global Demand for Design

[ad_1] Several New York auctions earlier this month affirmed that the enduring strength of the design market is fueled not only by the irresistible momentum of Les Lalanne—who continue to set new records each season—but also by a broader, increasingly global appetite for collectible design. According to ArtTactic, the category rose 20.4 percent to $172…

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9 Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Protein

9 Signs You’re Not Getting Enough Protein

[ad_1] Protein plays a critical role in nearly every process in the human body, from metabolism and hormone regulation to maintaining muscle mass and healthy skin. Yet research suggests many people—particularly women and older adults—don’t consume enough of it each day. “Proteins are the body’s building and repair material,” says Dr. Glenn Jones, an internal…

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How to Make MAHA’s Plan for Children’s Health Actually Work

How to Make MAHA’s Plan for Children’s Health Actually Work

[ad_1] The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement is full of theories about how to transform the wellbeing of Americans. Its strategy report issued this fall has 128 of them, in fact, focusing specifically on how to improve the health of children through changing diet, chemical exposure, a lack of physical activity, and chronic stress.…

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FIFA’s Plan for Affordable World Cup Tickets Fails to Calm Fans

FIFA’s Plan for Affordable World Cup Tickets Fails to Calm Fans

[ad_1] Supporter groups warn that high prices and costly accessible tickets are pricing ordinary fans out of the tournament. Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images Seeing the 2026 World Cup in person will be extremely expensive. Tickets for early matches currently range from about $140 to more than $2,700, while the cheapest…

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