Latest Quotes

“I embrace the possibility that this earth we inhabit; it is just a different sky. A sky where we are hollow stars.”

— Clairel Estevez, Maybe We Are Hollow Stars

“I don't want smooth sailing; I want a rainstorm. 'Ordinary' is something we should all be running from.”

— s.r.w poetry, I Want A Rainstorm

“Sometimes when I am in a large supermarket I do a little thought experiment that goes like this: I imagine all the food and products in the entire store removed from their packaging – what would we be left with? I then picture the two mountains; a smaller mountain of food and products that will most…”

— Melissa Breyer, ALDI says all packaging will be reusable, recyclable, or compostable by 2025

“This, frankly, sounds like the kind of culture one could easily get into.”

— Helen Holmes, Shailene Woodley Reveals She Doesn’t Floss and Drinks Rosé at Lunch

“As Rihanna would say, let’s start there.”

— Madeleine Holden, The 5 Most Useful Things Men Can Do to Support Abortion Rights

“Traveling is fun but it’s a lot of work with a toddler in tow!”

— Laura Gummerman, 10 Things That Make The Weekends So Worth It

“Experts say it's a welcome change to see lawmakers and presidential candidates attempt to address the crisis of unaffordable child care with the seriousness it deserves.”

— Andrea González-Ramírez, Calculate How Much Your Child Care Would Cost If Elizabeth Warren Were President

“It wasn't supposed to be funny, but, well, people on Twitter found it really, really funny.”

— Claudia Koerner, A YouTuber Dramatically Described Seeing His Wife Fall Off A Cliff And I Know, This Is Shocking But It Became A Meme

“No one diet is going to suit everyone.”

— Virpi Mikkonen, Here's Why A Popular Vegan Blogger Just Revealed She's Eating Meat Again

“Neapolitan pizzerias, and newfangled arcades have popped up alongside the family-run groceries and flower shops.”

— Simone Kitchens, A Guide to the Micro-Neighborhood of Stuyshwick

“This is Barstool. All the time. Every day of the week, the company exists to sic a mob of hateful frogs on anyone who doesn’t buy a cheap Goodell clown shirt.”

— Drew Magary, Stop Enabling Barstool's Shit

“As a long, long-time, self-described ufologist and alien enthusiast, I, for one, am vindicated. I am also annoyed.”

— Katie Heaney, So You’ve Decided You Care About Aliens

“Listen, God doesn’t care whether you make your next jump shot…only hard work will do that.”

— Ray Allen, Anthony Moore, If You Want Extraordinary Success, You Need To Overcome Extraordinary Failure First

“Tarot is available to everyone, it doesn’t discriminate and you don’t even have to ‘believe in it’ in a traditional divination sense in order to benefit from it. It’s kind of like self-directed therapy—a chance to slow down, a container in which to go deep, and a safe space in which to show up for y…”

— Jerico Mandybur, A New, Richly Illustrated Tarot Deck Reframes the Mystic Art as a Form of ‘Self-Directed Therapy’

“How rare and beautiful it is to even exist.”

— Sleeping At Last, Saturn

“With ‘Ma,’ Tate Taylor has crafted a horror movie that’s hard to look away from—as much as you might want to.”

— Max Cea, The Director of 'Ma' Will Not Let You Pee

“The sad part is, that I will probably end up loving you without you for much longer than I loved you when I knew you.”

— Ranata Suzuki, The Longest Night

“Keep trying. Not for others, but for yourself. You have no one to impress.”

— Jacqueline Whitney, Keep Trying

“In the nine days from April 25 to May 3 this year, L.A.'s 311 service request system received more than 1,200 reports related to scooters — from bad parking to broken vehicles. That averages out to about 133 scooter complaints per day, or more than five an hour.”

— Ryan Fonseca, Scooters, Scooters Everywhere. Here's How LA's Grand Experiment Is Going

“Publishers know that people who comment on articles tend to read more and visit more often, which makes useful comment sections a smart retention lever. Having the data to prove this is one thing, but how publishers apply this knowledge is another.”

— Lucinda Southern, 'Growing the number isn’t always the key'