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  • 1 week ago | thrillist.com | Kelsey Allen

    TravelRoad TripsFrom quirky comedies to coming-of-age dramas, here’s what Thrillist’s editors recommend you watch before you hit the open road ‌Based solely on genre, the movies Nomadland, Almost Famous, and Pee-wee’s Big Adventure have little in common. But look further and you’ll find that driving each film’s narrative is the concept of the open road.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Kelsey Allen

    7 hours agoKylie Kelce scolds husband Jason’s ‘drooling’ fans: ‘Put your tongues back in your mouth’Back off, ladies. Kylie Kelce got territorial over her husband, Jason Kelce, while addressing his thirsty fans on Thursday’s episode of her podcast, …4 hours agoMan with human partner and child asks AI to marry himTwo people who have relationships with AIs discussed them on 'CBS Mornings.' Her is here.

  • 1 week ago | thrillist.com | Kelsey Allen

    Dawn at the Mystic River Boardwalk | Sanghwan Kim/Getty Images Dawn at the Mystic River Boardwalk | Sanghwan Kim/Getty Images New YorkTravelRoad TripsStare wistfully out the window and inhabit the spirit of a ’90s Julia Roberts ‌While some kids spent their childhood playing with LEGO or hanging out at the local mall, I was on the couch watching rom-coms.

  • 3 weeks ago | thrillist.com | Kelsey Allen

    Would you go into debt to travel? | AleksandarNakic/E+/Getty ImagesWould you go into debt to travel? | AleksandarNakic/E+/Getty ImagesTravelTrendsTravelers are increasingly dependent on buy-now-pay-later lenders to make trips happen. Is wanderlust worth the debt and added interest? As an exercise in financial literacy, my mom had me compare the prices of cell phone plans when I was in fifth grade.

  • 4 weeks ago | thrillist.com | Kelsey Allen

    Illustration by Lizzie Munro for ThrillistIllustration by Lizzie Munro for ThrillistTravelTravel TipsFrom classic beach reads to post-apocalyptic thrillers, here’s what Thrillist editors recommend you packI once made the mistake of lugging a 600-page, stream-of-consciousness novel about 1950s communism with me on a trip to California. I had been meaning to read it for ages, but it just sat on my nightstand collecting dust; I figured a change in scenery would finally inspire me to crack it open.

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