Escape the Heat, Let's Take A Dip

It's 420, and we'd rather be taking a little stoned swim at the Hôtel Jardins Secrets in Nîmes, France.

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It's summertime, and I'm not sure about where you are but where I am, the swimming pools opened this week, and brought a heat wave along with it! Perfect for taking it easy and letting your mind wander wherever it wants to go. Maybe that means reminiscing about classic TV moments, like the eerie brilliance of The Twilight Zone. It just turned SIXTY!! Or perhaps you’re curious about Ayo Edibri, who’s been hilariously settling disputes for Vanity Fair—because who doesn’t love a good laugh with a side of wisdom? And if you’re in the mood for something truly unique, how about celebrities sculpted out of sushi? Yes, it’s as wild and wonderful as it sounds.

Amid all these intriguing tales, remember to carve out a little time to do absolutely nothing. Whether that’s lounging in the pool, gazing at the clouds, or just sitting quietly with your thoughts, let yourself be still, maybe even take a nap. It’s in these moments of doing nothing that we often find the most inspiration, the clearest thoughts, and the deepest relaxation.

So, without further ado, we have our weekly inspiration for you to spark your afternoon daydreams. 🌿✨

The Twilight Zone is 60 & Still Weird As Ever.

The Twilight Zone's finale just had its 60-year anniversary! A milestone that celebrates the timeless allure of Rod Serling's iconic series. Reflecting on the show's profound impact, we look back at the eerie stories that continue to both captivate and inspire. If you haven't yet, you really have to give this series a watch and discover why its messages and mysteries still resonate today.

Ayo Edebiri Is the Judge & the Jury.

Ayo Edebiri humorously resolves everyday disputes. From minor conflicts like a stolen french fry to other petty disagreements, Ayo's laid-back and witty approach makes for an entertaining watch.

Celebrities Sculpted Out of Sushi...Tell Me More

A sushi restaurant in London is serving up more than just food—it's dishing out sculptures of celebrities made from sushi ingredients. This playful culinary art combines the worlds of pop culture and gastronomy, creating edible masterpieces that are as delicious to look at as they are to eat.