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    Time argues scientists deserve funding, not just science▼Why We Must Invest in Scientists, Not Just Science✉newsScience16 h ago

    Time Magazine has published an opinion piece arguing that funding should go toward supporting scientists themselves, not only scientific projects and outputs. The argument, also circulated via Yahoo, is that careers, training and job stability in research matter as much as grants for experiments. Little beyond the article's core claim is available, and no public reaction figures are attached to it.

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    The Cut declares the end of hypebeast culture▼Fashion is clearly dead. # fashion https://www. thecut.com/article/out-hypebea sts-in-ball-hogs.html?utm_source=nymag_apMmastodonLifeFashion11 d ago

    New York magazine's The Cut has published a piece arguing that hypebeast culture is over, with collectors of limited-edition sneakers and streetwear giving way to a new breed of 'ball hogs' obsessed with trading cards and sports memorabilia. The writer concludes that fashion, at least as the hype-driven resale scene defined it, is effectively dead, prompting discussion about where streetwear's collectors go next.

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    Military Families Magazine published a feature titled 'More than a ticket: a ticket to something more', suggesting a look at opportunities or support programs for military families that go beyond a single benefit or event. Beyond the headline itself, no further details are available about the story's subject or the reaction to it.

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    Anthony Vaccarello steps down from Saint Laurent▼Anthony Vaccarello leaves Saint Laurent: Throwback to 11 memorable runway shows✉newsLifeFashion1 d ago

    Anthony Vaccarello is leaving Saint Laurent, according to Numéro Magazine, which marked the news with a look back at 11 of his memorable runway shows for the French house. Vaccarello led Saint Laurent's womenswear and menswear collections for years, building a signature slim, night-leaning silhouette. The fashion world is now speculating about who will succeed him and where he may go next.

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    Cosmopolitan editors share the five perfumes they'll wear this October●# Arts # Fashion # NVO987 # Culture # NEXARIUM Cosmo Editors Will Smell Like These 5 Perfumes This October If you wannaMmastodonLifeFashion02 d ago

    Cosmopolitan has published a beauty roundup naming five perfumes its editors plan to wear throughout October, framed as a seasonal fragrance guide for readers who want to match the month's mood. The feature sits within the magazine's style and beauty coverage and invites readers to 'twin' with the editors by trying the same scents.