Skeptic Society Magazine

Aman's next big move is a 1,049ft wellness tower in Miami

Aman has found a new way to raise the stakes in luxury hospitality. The hotel group is joining forces with tennis champion Novak Djokovic on ATMA, a new global brand built around sport, wellness and longevity. Its first project is a 1,049ft tower on Miami’s waterfront, complete with a 120,000 sq ft wellness centre, indoor tennis and padel courts, a private marina and a...

Mark Zuckerberg Maintains Status as Tech’s One True Wife Guy

Another giant stone face has been chiseled off the Mount Rushmore of billionaire tech wife guys. Jensen Huang, the man who built the global chip juggernaut Nvidia, resigned this morning amid revelations that he had not one but two extramarital affairs, according to bombshell reporting by The New York Times. Jensen’s status as the chipmaker’s CEO was already in question after it was revealed that...

Blackstone, Pfizer, Metsera, Biogen: Readout Newsletter

Want to stay on top of the science and politics driving biotech today? Sign up to get our biotech newsletter in your inbox. The song “Donnie Darko” by Let’s Eat Grandma was on repeat during the making of this Readout. The need-to-know this morning Bristol Myers Squibb has made changes to its R&D structure. Current Chief Medical Officer Cristian Massacesi has been given the additional title...

The Best Books of 2026, According to Amazon

Amazon’s editors have released their list of 20 of the best books of 2026. The list is a mix of genres, fiction and nonfiction, and takes the best of the best from genre-specific best-of lists that Amazon also compiled. It’s largely comprised of the buzziest and bestselling books, but there are also a few lesser-talked-about books, and the book that occupies the #1 spot...

This Espresso Machine is Cut From Tuscan Marble

The spirit of Italian renaissance is alive and well—La Marzocco is making sure of it. The Florentine espresso machine makers joined Tuscan marble company Luce di Carrara to create a functional sculpture for your kitchen surface. They didn’t use just any marble, but the stuff from Monte Altissimo in Tuscany’s Apuan Alps. It’s the same mountain where Michelangelo declared he’d found the “marble of...