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 Why can’t you wear white after Labor Day?
rd.com · Chloë Nannestad
This directive has been passed down through the generations, but you probably have no idea where it came from and if it even still applies today.
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 How it all went wrong for tourism
CNN · Julia Buckley
Protests in the streets. Graffiti warning tourists to go home. It feels like this was the year that tourism turned nasty.
 What a Paralympian wishes audiences knew
NBC News · Kaetlyn Liddy
“It can be just as exciting as the Olympics to watch,” said Paralympic wheelchair racer Daniel Romanchuk.
 Leave Chappell alone: Why do fan-artist relationships turn toxic?
billboard.com · Stephen Daw
At what point does genuine appreciation for an artist’s work cross the line into inappropriate behavior?
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 When birds build nests, they’re also building a culture
NPR · Nell Greenfieldboyce
Birds seem to learn rules for nest-making that get passed down within a family group from generation to generation.
 Do dogs dream? It’s no surprise – the answer is pretty cute.
USA TODAY · Clare Mulroy
Dogs sometimes twitch, whine or kick in their sleep. Should you interfere or let a sleeping dog lie?
 How AI is deciphering lost scrolls from the Roman Empire
Gizmodo · Isaac Schultz
The Herculaneum papyri were too fragile to unwrap for centuries. Now, they may not have to be.
 The ultimate fall foliage guide
flipboard.com · Travel + Leisure
Picture it: crisp days and cool nights, and, best of all, leaves in brilliant shades of gold, orange and red.
 This time ‘Only Murders in the Building’ overkills on the celebrity dazzle
Salon · Melanie McFarland
What’s left for a show to do after it lands Meryl Streep? Hire everyone else in Hollywood, it seems.
 The story behind Zozobra, a 50-foot marionette that burns every year in Santa Fe
Fast Company · David Salazar
How a backyard bonfire from 100 years ago became one of New Mexico’s most recognizable and resilient institutions.
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