Hey there, reader. This Tuesday, treat yourself to some new summer gear. We've got just the recommendation — 100 of them, to be exact. Check 'em out below.

Yesterday, we asked if you change up your gym routine for the summer. About 20% of you are taking advantage of the summer weather by bringing your workout routine outdoors, while 47% of you stay put in the gym. As for the other 33% of you, you'll probably just stick to spending your summer days hanging out poolside.

Chris Hemsworth Celebrated His Birthday at This Private Island Resort

Orpheus Island Lodge can only accommodate 28 guests at one time, which means a whole lotta privacy for celebrities who want to enjoy a vacation without the risk of interacting with us plebeians. And with such a limited number of people on the island, there was enough staff to cater to practically every need at any given moment. A swig from a freshly carved coconut? Not a problem. Someone to fit you for snorkeling gear? Easy-peasy. A water expert to teach proper paddleboarding techniques? They’ve got you covered.

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What’s It Like to Run for Nike…While Coaching High Schoolers?

After a busy 2023, Tyler Green, a professional ultrarunner for Nike, started this season’s build slowly and intentionally. But even with an abbreviated training block before the Hong Kong 100, he still managed to make the podium, which set him up well for the journey ahead — a grueling half-year of racing that includes some of the most competitive ultras on the planet.

We sat down with Green to learn more about his racing and coaching background, and how he balances work with the rest of his life.

The Story of Stax Records Finally Gets the Spotlight

A four-part series that debuted last night with its first two episodes, Stax: Soulsville U.S.A. tells the tale of the rise of a label that built itself into a soul institution behind the talent of local musicians, songwriters and producers — both Black and white — before experiencing a series of hardships, including Otis Redding’s death and a messy merger with Atlantic Records that ultimately led Stax to fold in 1975.

With the second installment of Stax set to air tonight on HBO and all four episodes now available to stream via Max, we spoke with director Jamila Wignot about the series.

The Best Pizza in Austin

Unlike Chicago’s deep dish or New York’s large, foldable slices, Austin doesn’t have a distinctive style of pizza. But that doesn’t mean the city isn’t booming with pizza options. No matter what part of Austin you’re in, you’re sure to find a delicious slice. In the East, Bufalina doesn’t disappoint when it comes to Neapolitan style, and in the South, Home Slice has been serving up New York-style pizzas since 2005. Whatever you’re craving, we've got a recommendation just for you.