Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine since 1999, covering everything from architecture and transport design to books, tech and graphic design. He is now the magazine’s Transport and ...

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Anna Solomon is Wallpaper*’s Digital Staff Writer, working across all of Wallpaper.com’s core pillars, with special interests in interiors and fashion. Before joining the team in 2025, she was Senior ...

"Winter is coming back with a vengeance, but just for a few days," said Weather Service Meteorologist Liz Jurkowski. A cold front is predicted to move through western and central New York Monday ...

To commemorate the milestone, the company has released eight limited-edition Windows wallpapers with themes familiar to anyone who's been around during the half-century run. Exploring the funnier ...

Is Cameron Winter ready for the spotlight? He better be. Credit... Supported by By Lizzy Goodman Reporting from Los Angeles On a sooty, dank spring afternoon in March, the musician Cameron Winter ...

Winter sports are over, so we thought we’d try something different before we pivot to spring sports coverage. We are going to honor all this winter’s Girls Athlete of the Week winners by ...

Microsoft is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week, and it’s offering some new Windows wallpapers to mark the occasion. Over on Microsoft’s Windows blog, Microsoft has published a basket ...

Many are hopeful that New York City’s recent cold, snowy winter will knock out the black-legged deer ticks that carry Lyme disease. Despite the common misconception that cold weather kills ticks ...

After more than a week of deadly severe thunderstorms and flooding, winter is making an unwelcome return for tens of millions in the eastern half of the United States. Meanwhile, the West is ...

“And so the idea that it’s going to be a ‘nuclear winter,’ or something like that, is completely irresponsible rhetoric.” Hassett maintained that he and others at the White House still ...