Kelly Kasulis

In some ways, Nagoya is a city designed to accommodate our quirks — the Japanese city, easily accessible from Tokyo by bullet train, has a little something for everyone. Automobile and transit fanatics can visit one of the city’s many automotive…

It all started when a photographer stopped Taylor Tak in the streets of London. “He said, ‘You should be a model.’ But all I could think was, ‘Ew, what do you mean? I’m too fat and short — I couldn’t,’” she recalled. “But then I came back to Korea…

In the age of millennial pink and other Instagram backdrop aesthetics, there’s perhaps no place more photogenic than India’s color cities. Jodhpur — nicknamed the “blue city” — is lush with sky blues and deep greens, while Jaipur, the “pink city,”…

When it comes to food, Americans are painfully wasteful. An estimated 30% to 40% of the nation’s food supply goes to waste, according to the United States Department of Agriculture. Young people in particular — those ages 18 to 24 — are known to be…

Natural disasters are devastating Americans in unbelievable numbers. Weather events such as floods, droughts and hurricanes cost the U.S. more than $300 billion in 2017 alone. Meanwhile, at least 1,400 people in Puerto Rico died because of Hurricane…

Aretha Franklin’s legacy as the Queen of Soul was more than world-renown. The singer’s name reached all the way to the galaxy, making her a star among the stars — literally. NASA named an asteroid in the sky after Franklin, who died at the age of 76…

Two trends have emerged out of the digital age: More people are bringing their selfies to plastic surgeons, and more teenagers and young adults are seeking medical advice on YouTube. As those two trends collide, doctors and advocates might find…

Our planet revolves around the sun — literally — and yet scientists still have so much to learn about the fiery ball that gives us light. That’s why NASA launched its historic Parker Solar Probe at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Sunday. The…

It’s no secret that social media can make us feel crummy. These days, apps let us sharpen our abs in shirtless beach photos or whiten our teeth on everyday selfies. In fact, studies already suggest that Facebook worsens our already-existing feelings…