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1 week ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

Getting your hair done can be very relaxing, but sometimes what would make it even better is a fine feline friend. Actor and writer Daniella Sinder had a great haircut in Brooklyn courtesy of stylist Kate Carretta, but one of the best parts was Emperor Clawdius, “Lord of Bushwick”--Carretta’s cat, who she was able pet while getting styled. In a post that’s since gone viral, Sinder shared a video of Clawdius, a brown tabby, gently resting in her lap as Carretta cuts her hair.

1 week ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

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1 week ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

“I Survived the Great Spanish Blackout of 2025: AMA.”What a text to wake up to on a Monday morning at 7:30, East Coast time, from my friend Shannon to our group chat. Shannon had been dog sitting in Andalusia with her boyfriend and his mother. By then it would have been 1:30 p.m. where she was in Spain. As the blackout happened, Shannon and her party were in an underground hammam in Granada, a Turkish bath about two hours from the house. “All the emergency lights came on and the spa music stopped.

2 weeks ago | good.is | Cecily Knobler

It's nothing new that companies find themselves rebranding when things get tough. Often, it's just a little refresher tweak, sometimes it's a brand-new formula (think New Coke), and many times, companies have to distance themselves from political situations that many find unsettling. The case of Tesla is an interesting one. While some might immediately think of Elon Musk when the brand is mentioned, it was actually founded in 2003 by engineers Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning.

2 weeks ago | good.is | Elyssa Goodman

“Where's it written in the good book that it's wrong for nuns to break away from the strict disciplines of their daily lives and get out and experience some of the real beauty of God's creation?” This is the question Warren Miller Entertainment, a longstanding ski and snowboard film company, asks as the nuns from the Mary Immaculate Queen Order take to the slopes. “They’re nuns on the runs,” as it says in a video that’s now gone viral.