Airbnb is following the verification requirements in New York City’s host registration law, but it could be doing more to prevent the spread of illegal listings, according to the Mamdani administration. “Airbnb complies with the verification requirements of Local Law 18, and while the company could support New York City hosts by preventing verified legal
The four Ds of time management are Do, Delegate, Defer and Delete—helping you prioritize tasks and focus on what matters most. David Allen, the author of Getting Things Done, is a productivity expert and is known for his “two-minute rule”. It’s amazing what you can accomplish in just 120 seconds: write an email, make a
Unleashing the Power of “What Ifs” This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. When I read a finished book or story, I have the pleasure of seeing the writer’s logic, the way the puzzle pieces all fit together. To write a story or novel, though? This job is the opposite of neatly
One of the Rock the Country festival’s stops is getting a makeover as Staind are stepping in to replace Jelly Roll as a headliner in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The move was revealed in a wide-spanning update from the Rock the Country Festival organizers that also featured a move meant to help entice concert goers
There are calls for a new ‘Music Fan Association’, which will give music lovers more representation in policy and decision making. The association is being sought-after following a fan-led review of live and electronic music published recently, and would ideally be backed by the government and key figures in the music industry. Its findings have
Just like the first season’s finale, The Pitt Season 2’s last episode of the Fourth of July shift ends with an important conversation between Robby (Noah Wyle) and Abbot (Shawn Hatosy). It’s also, once again, Emmy reel material. We foresee back-to-back wins in Wyle and Hatosy’s futures. The finale also features key moments for King
U.S. actress Christine Baranski will make her West End debut alongside Richard E. Grant in a new production of Noël Coward’s Hay Fever. The family comedy, directed by Emily Burns, also marks Saltburn star Grant’s return to the West End stage after 20 years. It’ll run at the Wyndham Theatre from September to December this
It’s another week and another roundup of updates to keep you at the top of your library game. We’ve got a pair of big updates on the Institution of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) legal fight, a great partnership between Chicago’s public libraries and public schools, the best April new releases, an author who has
Key Points American travelers are choosing predictability and stability over seeking the lowest prices. Airlines like Air New Zealand are experimenting with paid sleep options in economy class, such as the $495 Skynest bunk beds. Saudi Arabia is scaling back certain tourism initiatives to focus on what actually drives demand as it recalibrates its Vision
If you’d asked me just a few weeks ago which shoe colours work best with jeans, I’d have answered black or brown. In the depths of winter, the idea of introducing anything brighter felt about as likely as a cloudless blue sky—simply not on the cards. But now, with mid-April sunlight finally cutting through the
This April marks the 30th iteration of National Poetry Month, which was launched by the Academy of American Poets in April 1996. To celebrate, the Literary Hub staff will be recommending one great poem to read every (work) day of the month. We make no claim (except when we do) that these poems are the
With a new album underway, Brent Smith ranked every Shinedown album — even the new one — in a video on social media. The rockers currently have seven studio albums out and their eighth, titled Ei8ht, will be out on May 29. Album rankings are obviously subjective, but it’s perhaps a little more meaningful when it’s coming
Boomtown Festival will continue to take place in the South Downs National Park until 2030, despite objections from residents and environmental campaigners. The festival takes place at the Matterley Estate near Winchester every August and the capacity has been capped at 75,999, with an extra 1,000 festivalgoers on the Sunday. The application was approved unanimously
The stars of Boston Blue teased some major developments in the remaining episodes of Season 1 at CBS Fest on Wednesday, April 15, in Los Angeles. Donnie Wahlberg, Sonequa Martin-Green, Mika Amonsen, and Marcus Scribner told TV Insider on the red carpet what to expect in the episodes, from Bridget Moynahan‘s return as Erin Reagan to
Jennie Garth revisited the major moments in her life and career for her new memoir, I Choose Me: Chasing Joy, Finding Purpose, and Embracing Reinvention. One of those highlights came when Fox rebooted Beverly Hills, 90210, so naturally she writes about one of her high-profile cast mates, Shannen Doherty, who was privately battling cancer amid
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Mews founder Richard Valtr isn’t impressed with the current AI products flooding the hotel industry. “I’m actually very, very disappointed in the imagination of a lot of the entrepreneurs coming into this industry,” he told Skift at the International Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF) in Berlin last month. The critique extends beyond startups. Hotel groups themselves,
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