This might be the strongest self-working card trick ever created. You don’t need sleight of hand, special cards, or any experience—just follow the steps and the magic happens automatically. The beauty ...

In recent years, “bring your whole self to work” has become one of the most overused slogans in the corporate lexicon. It sounds liberating, human, and progressive: an antidote to the sterile, ...

“About Face” is a column about how someone changed their mind. For years headlines and social media have been telling us to “bring your whole self to work,” and I tried. I brought my whole self ...

The new additions will appear alongside previously announced stars Ella Hunt, Avantika, Will Angus, Jack Martin, and Nicholas Duvernay. Jay Ellis has also been cast in the series, which is said to ...

Mindy Kaling‘s new Hulu series Not Suitable for Work is rounding out its cast, adding 12 in recurring roles, including SNL alum Ego Nwodim, Constance Wu (The Terminal List), Victor Garber (Family Law) ...

Dearica Hamby is tired, y’all. Not in the way that a good night’s rest can fix, but in the way that comes from years of running at full speed while everyone around you acts like that’s just what ...

EXCLUSIVE: Jay Ellis (Insecure, Top Gun: Maverick) has joined the series-regular cast of Mindy Kaling’s upcoming Hulu comedy series Not Suitable for Work. He joins the previously announced Ella Hunt, ...

Most academics don’t become global celebrities. But in 2010, Brené Brown, a longtime professor of social work at the University of Houston, gave a TEDx Talk about her research on shame, empathy and ...

The illegal immigrant who landed a gig as a police officer in Maine after overstaying his visa agreed to voluntarily leave the US following detention by federal immigration agents when he attempted to ...

These employees are being paid as part of the deferred resignation program. The federal government is paying more than 154,000 federal employees not to work as part of the deferred resignation program ...

Few corporate mantras have spread more widely—and aged worse—than the exhortation to “bring your whole self to work.” Initially coined to promote psychological safety and inclusion, the phrase has ...