John, auteur/autrice sur World Day

Microsoft’s new 12-inch Surface Pro gets 16 hours of battery life (what you should know)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 04H57

Microsoft just unleashed its next-generation computing devices, showcasing a major leap in both design and performance capabilities. The tech giant has officially unveiled the all-new Surface Pro 12-inch and updated Surface Laptop models, both featuring significant upgrades in processing power and impressive battery life that could reshape how we think about portable computing in 2025. … Lire plus

My layered bob made fine hair look 3x thicker (summer 2025’s answer to humidity)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 04H04

As summer 2025 heats up, the short bob with subtle layering is making waves as this season’s most versatile and volumizing hairstyle. Unlike flat, one-dimensional cuts that can fall limp in the May heat, a strategically layered bob creates natural body and movement that’s perfect for warmer weather. Let’s explore how this technique can transform … Lire plus

I tried battle rope whips for 30 days and my arms completely changed (here’s exactly what happened)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 03H06

The first time I grabbed a pair of battle ropes, I thought they looked more like a prop from a sailing movie than a serious fitness tool. Thirty days later, I was staring at my arms in disbelief. The transformation was undeniable – more definition, increased endurance, and functional strength I could actually use in … Lire plus

I discovered how one Kinder Bueno contains 8.9g of sugar (the equivalent of 2 teaspoons)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 02H58

Kinder Bueno may look innocent in its sleek packaging, but a closer nutritional examination reveals a concerning reality hiding beneath its creamy hazelnut and crispy wafer exterior. As a nutrition analyst who’s spent years investigating processed foods, I’ve discovered why this popular treat deserves more scrutiny than it typically receives. The Shocking Sugar Content That … Lire plus

The undercut bob that keeps hair 7 degrees cooler is changing summer style routines

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 02H05

This spring is ushering in one of the season’s most practical and stylish haircuts: the Straight Bob with a Slight Undercut. As temperatures rise and we look forward to summer 2025, this innovative cut is gaining popularity for its perfect blend of elegance and efficiency. The subtle undercut technique is revolutionizing how we approach hair … Lire plus

This one anti-redness routine is helping women over 70 calm spring skin flare-ups (my dermatologist noticed the difference)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 01H05

Spring is blossoming in full force, bringing unique challenges for those with sensitive skin, especially those over 70. The seasonal shift to warmer, more humid air affects mature skin differently, often triggering unwanted redness. Today, we’ll explore gentle yet effective solutions to calm that springtime flush and help your skin regain its natural radiance. Why … Lire plus

Wandering supermassive black hole caught devouring star 1000 light-years from galaxy center

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 00H47

In a groundbreaking astronomical discovery, the Hubble Space Telescope has identified what appears to be a rogue supermassive black hole traveling between galaxies. This cosmic wanderer, detected through a violent stellar event occurring far from any galactic center, challenges long-held assumptions about these mysterious cosmic entities and opens new frontiers in our understanding of the … Lire plus

This ancient Italian truffle hunt unveils nature’s hidden gold (and the 17th-century cottage where you’ll sleep between foraging excursions)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 00H05

A truffle hunt in the Italian countryside might be the closest I’ve come to living inside a movie. The earthy scent of fresh soil, the excited barking of trained dogs, and the rustic comfort of ancient stone walls wrapped me in an experience that felt almost scripted in its perfection. The ancient art of truffle … Lire plus

This medieval French village hides 13th-century flour mills and golden-stone facades (locals call it “suspended between earth and sky”)

by John Published on 11/05/2025 at 00H05

Perched upon a sun-drenched hilltop in southeastern France, Fayence captivates visitors with its golden-hued stone facades and terra cotta rooftops that seem to glow in the Provençal light. This medieval village in the Var department isn’t just another pretty face in a region famous for its postcard-perfect settlements—it’s a living museum where centuries of history … Lire plus

Nail artists are reclaiming negative space with nature’s palette (how I transformed my spring manicure in 15 minutes)

by John Published on 10/05/2025 at 23H04

Negative space in nail art has evolved beyond a simple trend to become a sophisticated art form that marries minimalism with dramatic expression. As we move into late spring 2025, this approach is taking on new dimensions with nature-inspired color palettes that both ground and elevate everyday style. Why negative space designs are capturing attention … Lire plus