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Quinceañera: Hispanic Culture's 15th Birthday Tradition
A young girl's 15th birthday marks a cultural milestone in Hispanic traditions with family and faith at its core.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
RuneScape Reignited Canceled
Jagex cancels RuneScape Reignited less than two weeks after announcement.
IGN · 1m
PerfectSwell Changes Surf Access
PerfectSwell creates surf anywhere, not just coastlines.
Robb Report · 1m
When Agencies Break Rules
Elite Media's founder shows how breaking industry rules can pay off.
Adweek · 1m
Why India Builds Campuses Despite Free Information
India’s universities are designing campuses for human connection, not just information.
Common Edge · 1m
USGA GHIN App Features
USGA's new GHIN app offers community challenges and detailed game stats for golfers.
Golf · 1m
Raising families in the Tenderloin
Five families share trade-offs and community in San Francisco's toughest neighborhood.
The San Francisco Standard · 2m
Community Movie Update From Joel McHale
Joel McHale leaves voicemail for Community film update at NYCC.
CBR · 1m
Why Bowl Together When You Can Scroll Alone
Americans are spending more time alone on screens than in social activities like bowling, leading to fewer community connections.
Seattletimes · 1m
Sega Director Clarifies Sonic Discord Chaos
Sega's community director says Sonic Discord server moderation handled 30,000+ users smoothly despite initial chaos.
IGN · 1m
Five friends build Philly Run Tribe fitness family
Five friends started Philly Run Tribe in Philadelphia, now with over a hundred members.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
HOAs Reshape American Dream for Florida Residents
Florida residents face HOA restrictions that limit racial inclusion and voting rights.
The Conversation · 1m
Protesters Crash Pro-Data Center Party
Protesters disrupt pro-data center event with 'USA, USA' chants.
Futurism · 1m
Richard Caple's line-dancing classes build community
Richard Caple leads line-dancing classes that improve health and reduce isolation for older adults.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Batman, Betty Boop and bountiful bakes
Kuchai Lama café blends collectibles, crafts, and coffee in nostalgic community space.
Malay Mail · 1m
Tezzus and Diamond* Build Family in Atlanta Rap Scene
Atlanta rappers Tezzus and Diamond* form tight-knit crew with music and shared values.
Rolling Stone · 1m
Grindr's Real Users
Grindr serves queer people beyond gay men.
Cosmopolitan · 1m
The Church Is Dead. Now What?
A church eulogy reveals why modern congregations have become events rather than living communities.
Dallas Express · 2m
London street photographers document the present for history
A new documentary captures 27 photographers recording everyday London life, creating a visual archive that will reveal what the 2020s actually looked like.
Digital Camera World · 2m
Can you buy your way out of loneliness?
A booming industry of apps, camps, and services promises to solve loneliness for a price, but experts warn these products may mask the problem rather than fix it.
Vox · 4m
Ask a Monk: Human answers, not AI
A platform where strangers answer strangers' questions with genuine human connection, anonymously and for free.
Askamonk · 1m · 5 views
Chicago's Morning MVPs
A group of men over 50 gathers before dawn to play basketball, proving that age doesn't slow down energy or passion.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
City life to island life: why I'm staying
A broadcast journalist swapped Glasgow for a remote Scottish island with 50 people, and two years later, she's not looking back.
Business Insider · 1m
Lions and Irons: the Dockers derby
Millwall and West Ham met for the first time in 14 years, their 100th competitive clash rooted in east London's industrial past.
the Guardian · 3m
How shame keeps democracy alive
Without shared communities, we've lost the social force that once held the powerful accountable.
The New Yorker · 2m · 5 views
What a world without work actually looks like
History shows us relational societies where status comes from connections, not accomplishments. And they're surprisingly petty.
Substack · 3m
Come From Away lands in West Fargo
Stage West brings the Tony-winning musical about stranded 9/11 passengers and Gander's kindness to local audiences.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Jabal the bodega cat is home
A Park Slope kitten was returned after neighbors, posters, and police turned a cat snatching into a blockwide mission.
New York Post · 1m
A permanent home for immigrant stories in Inwood
Eighteen years after starting in a one-bedroom apartment, the People's Theatre opened a 19,000-square-foot cultural center in upper Manhattan.
ABC7 New York · 1m
How to keep hanging out after the challenge ends
Six weeks of pretending it's 1996 ends here, with a practical plan for staying connected once the nostalgia wears off.
Slate Magazine · 3m
The Little Village art space that opened without a license
Three friends lost their business license one day before the grand opening, so they put the art on the sidewalk and kept going.
Chicago Sun-Times · 4m
Free sports day at an Oakland park
A Saturday clinic at Ira Jinkins Park let kids try sports without a registration fee standing in the way.
ABC7 Los Angeles · 1m
She prayed for Hollywood for 25 years
Karen Covell built a ministry on one idea: pray for the people the church wrote off.
Fox News · 2m
Harlem honors the Apollo before its big parade
A week out from the African American Day Parade, Harlem gathered at the Schomburg Center to hand the Apollo Theater its plaque.
ABC7 New York · 1m
A Missouri school is hunting postcards from all 50 states
Students at New Madrid Elementary are collecting mail from every state, and turning each card into a history lesson.
Valleynewslive · 1m
The fight to keep France's village bistro alive
Two French cafes a day are closing, and with them goes the only place a village still gathers.
the Guardian · 2m
After Charlie Kirk's killing, neighbors turned on each other
NPR asks what happens to a street after a political killing, and whether the split it opened ever closes.
NPR · 1m
The mural that walks you into the next neighborhood
Two Chicago artists are painting viaducts so Bronzeville, Chinatown and Pilsen stop feeling like separate worlds.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
Chinatown's Mid-Autumn Festival turns 31
Lion dances, mooncakes and a lantern parade take over 10th Street on Sept. 26, run largely by teenagers.
PhillyVoice · 1m
The AI flood that ate the HN front page
A top Ask HN argues the front page has shrunk to one topic, and 212 replies cannot agree whether that is a bug.
Hacker News · 3m · 6 views
