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Sun’s Out. Screens Down.
July is the month when our calendars somehow become both fuller and freer at the same time.
Whether you're heading out on vacation, have kids home from school, taking a longer evening stroll with your pup, or spending 12 hours on your feet, summer seems to pull us in every direction.
Wherever your July takes you, we hope this month's collection comes along for the ride!
Disney's Carousel of Progress closed this month, and yes... we took it harder than we'd like to admit.
Our latest Letter from the Editor, "There's a Great, Big, Beautiful Tomorrow," explores how good enough can keep your business stuck revolving instead of evolving.
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When it's insanely hot outside, there's no better place to escape the sun than sitting in the dark.
From Toy Story 5 and Spider-Man: Brand New Day to Christopher Nolan's take on The Odyssey, this season's lineup is filled with sequels, reboots, and reimagined classics, all worth seeing on the big screen.
Add an oversized bucket of buttery popcorn, meat-locker-level air conditioning, two hours with your phone on do not disturb, and you've got yourself summer blockbuster bliss.
Only Larry David could make American history hilariously awkward.
In Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America, he combines his signature observational humor with a parade of celebrity cameos to connect American history to the absurdities of modern life.
Equal parts satire and social commentary, it's proof that while history repeats itself, Larry David never runs out of things to complain about.
We think it's prett-ay, prett-ay, prett-ay good.
If you're wondering where the year went, you're not alone.
One minute, we're watching Alysa Liu skate her way to a World Championship. The next, we're screaming our heads off as the Knicks make NBA history!
Meanwhile, that thing you've been meaning to refresh, revisit, or refine is still sitting on your to-do list, quietly judging you.
Before you beat yourself up, here's your reminder: there are still six months left in 2026. Sometimes all it takes is 60 focused minutes and the right feedback on what's working, what's not, and where to focus next to create a spark.
That's exactly what inspired Spark Sessions, a new way to work with Editor's Edge coming soon.