Site of the dayKorean home cooking with Maangchi
Maangchi's site is all about Korean home cooking: recipes with videos, from kimchi and jjimdak to street food and vegetarian dishes, with Korean names and personal stories.
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Site of the dayMaangchi's site is all about Korean home cooking: recipes with videos, from kimchi and jjimdak to street food and vegetarian dishes, with Korean names and personal stories.
Telegram of the dayA small channel posting one clear essay a week on a big philosophical idea: Kant, Spinoza, the Ship of Theseus, Camus, Bentham's panopticon.
Instagram of the daySwedish-born, London-based interior designer: bold colour, pattern, playful details and furniture of her own design. A feed that makes you want to rearrange your home.
Bookbinder Charlotte Wainwright takes worn-out old books apart and rebuilds them with hand-marbled endpapers, sewn endbands and gold-foiled spines.
Pinterest of the dayVogue's board of street style from fashion weeks around the world, thousands of pins from Shanghai and Stockholm to Sydney.
Netherlands of the dayA map of the Netherlands with a year slider, from Napoleonic-era surveys in 1815 to aerial photos of the 2020s. Watch sea turn into polder and villages into cities.
Site of the dayAn interactive International Phonetic Alphabet chart: click a symbol to hear the sound and watch MRI and ultrasound footage of the tongue and lips as it's made.
Telegram of the dayOld films that have entered the public domain, free and legal to watch: noir, early talkies and 1920s–50s cartoons. Several new titles every day.
Instagram of the daySudhir Shivaram is an Indian wildlife photographer sharing leopards, tigers, elephants and birds from India's reserves. Captions are minimal and the images carry it.
TikTok of the dayAn Australian astrophysicist explains odd galaxies, the maths behind famous discoveries and surprising physics like scallops with telescope eyes.
Pinterest of the dayAround 800 historic photos from France's national library: daguerreotypes, Eugène Atget's Paris and press photography from the early 1900s.
Kazakhstan of the dayA photo field guide to the small stuff on Almaty's streets — whitewashed trees, irrigation ditches, carved window frames, tiled facades — and why each one is there.