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From spy thrillers and eerie small-town secrets to nostalgic talk shows, here are the week’s freshest streaming picks to help you unwind after a Garba night

At the now-viral The Strangers’ Choir, a multigenerational group of people gather in a room for one day to let their guards down and sing ‘Super Trooper’ and even ‘Old MacDonald’—no prior experience needed

In far-flung Tasmania, wild saunas are introducing wellness-inclined travellers to the benefits of hot-and-cold baths. And if you’re lucky, a platypus may float by

Muay Thai to the sound of the waves, padel at the edge of a cliff, a bio-hacking retreat in Greece—looks like optimisation is coming for vacations

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Here’s our pick of e-reader cases, charms, and grips to make your black-and-white experience more #bookstagram-worthy

A sneaker like sculpture for feet, a palm-sized totem, wearable paper... What’s the thought process behind the double-take-inspiring pieces treasured by these creatives?

Aiming somewhere between coquettish and innocent, designers maxed out on lace, ruffles, tiaras, and kittens

At almost 700 pages, Kiran Desai’s comeback novel, ‘The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny’, is an epic about love, work, displacement and loneliness