9 Jigsaw Puzzles We Love | Reviews by Wirecutter
Wirecutter's roundup of nine jigsaw puzzles the editors recommend, reviewed for quality and enjoyment.
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Wirecutter's roundup of nine jigsaw puzzles the editors recommend, reviewed for quality and enjoyment.
This is a roundup of films and documentaries streaming on Disney+, arguing that the service's catalogue, swollen by the Fox and Star acquisitions, now contains plenty of adult fare that outclasses rival libraries. Each entry gives a short, opinionated pitch for a title such as Logan, Aliens, Get Out or Nomadland, pairing the critical case for it with a note on why it's worth an evening.
Ranking of five underappreciated modern sci-fi films worth revisiting: Life, Colossal, James vs. His Future Self, Totally Killer, and The Endless, topping the list. It argues these titles deserve far more recognition than they get, having been overshadowed either by genre oversaturation, limited studio backing, or straight-to-streaming releases rather than any lack of quality. Each entry gets a short case for why it excels—from Life's effective horror execution to Colossal's blend of kaiju spectacle and personal drama to The Endless's unsettling low-budget craft—making the piece a handy watchlist for genre fans wanting picks beyond the usual 80s/90s nostalgia.
This roundup argues that oaky, buttery Chardonnay can still be worth drinking when the richness is balanced by bright fruit and crisp acidity, rather than the heavy, butter-bomb style that gave the grape its "Anything but Chardonnay" reputation. It profiles seven producers from California and Oregon, with prices and scores, as examples of wines that keep their weight in check while still showing classic oak character.
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InsideHook curates a list of 100 American-made products across gear, style, home, kitchen, and grooming categories, taking a generous approach to what qualifies as "made in America" by including items where substantial American manufacturing and ingenuity are involved, even if some international components are necessary. Rather than focusing on strict FTC compliance, the editors emphasize celebrating the specific craftspeople and small manufacturers behind these goods—from cast iron skillets hand-signed by blacksmiths to vertically integrated woolen mills—arguing that what makes these products worth buying is not patriotic labeling but their genuine quality and the dedication of American makers.
Film critic Moira Macdonald curates a selection of atmospheric thriller movies worth watching.
Armando Ianucci, creator of "Veep," drew parallels between Biden's delayed exit from the race and the final voting scene in his film "The Death of Stalin," where characters fear being the first to act against the prevailing order. The piece uses this moment to argue that art inadvertently captures political dynamics we struggle to acknowledge in reality, then expands into a list of ten films—from "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" to "Lincoln"—that offer deeper insights into contemporary political issues than simple sitcom comparisons can provide.
Quentin Tarantino's cinematic tastes span from canonical classics to overlooked gems and mainstream blockbusters, reflecting his encyclopedic knowledge of film history developed during his video store years. His preferences reveal consistent interests in stylistic audacity, practical action sequences, complex character development, and genre-bending narratives—from spaghetti Westerns and exploitation films to screwball comedies and martial arts movies. The article catalogs 64 of Tarantino's favorite films across decades and countries, demonstrating how his admiration for directors like Brian De Palma, Pedro Almodóvar, and Bong Joon-ho has directly influenced his own directorial approach and filmmaking philosophy.
Consequence magazine released an updated version of its "100 Greatest Albums of All Time" list, 12 years after the original 2010 edition, reflecting significant shifts in musical culture, taste, and available recordings. The new list was compiled through extensive debate among staff members (only two of whom worked on the original), weighing factors like an album's impact at release, retrospective significance, influence on evolving musical trends, and the pure joy it brings to listeners. The publication acknowledges that readers will inevitably disagree with placements and omissions, but stands by the selections as a thoughtful assessment of musical greatness rather than a claim to objective truth.
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This is Metacritic's ranked list of the 50 most critically acclaimed films of all time, based on composite critical reception scores. The ranking spans from classic Hollywood and silent films through contemporary Oscar winners, with *The Godfather* topping the list at a perfect 100/100 critical score, followed by *Citizen Kane* and *Rear Window*. The piece demonstrates how critical consensus values both timeless masterpieces and recent achievements, with notable directors like Hitchcock heavily represented across the rankings.
The Ringer updated its 2018 ranking of the 100 best TV episodes of the century to reflect seven years of new television, a period during which streaming services fundamentally changed how shows are made and consumed. The revision added 27 new episodes while maintaining the original list's commitment to representing television's full range of genres rather than limiting itself to prestige dramas. The methodology remained consistent: staff submitted favorites, with one episode per show allowed and only episodes released after July 2018 eligible for inclusion or replacement.
# Summary This is a comprehensive notebook and planner buying guide that reviews various options across different price points and use cases, from affordable DesignWorks Ink journals ($15) to luxury Smythson leather notebooks and customizable planning systems like The Daily Grind. Each product review explains specific features like paper quality, binding type, and intended purpose—whether for daily journaling, bullet journaling, outdoor use, or professional organization—along with practical considerations like ink bleeding, durability, and portability. The guide concludes with a "What To Look For" section advising readers to consider notebook size, cover type, paper weight, and binding style based on their personal writing habits and needs.
Hipcamp's 2026 awards recognized twelve top-rated camping destinations across Texas based on user bookings, ratings, and reviews, with Llama Land Ranch near Fort Worth earning particular acclaim for its 101-acre property featuring friendly llamas, affordable rates, and attentive owner Judy. The ranch offers mixed accommodation options (tent, RV, or combination sites) and has gained recognition for creating a peaceful, well-maintained camping experience that balances comfort with nature. Other notable award winners include The Ranch at Beulah in Elkhart, featuring yurts and activities like creek swimming, trail riding, and pizza-oven cooking for $150-$204 per night.
The best new films coming this season take a close look at humanity.
Wirecutter announces its 2026 Hall of Fame Award winners, recognizing top-performing products across various categories.
A curated list of four entertaining R-rated films available across popular streaming platforms.
A curated list of the best television shows from the 2000s onward, recommended by The New York Times.
This is a roundup of television shows from 2026 recommended by Esquire editors, covering a range of genres from prestige dramas like *Furious* (a psychological thriller about an FBI agent hunting a female serial killer) and *The Bear*'s final season to comedies like *Chad Powers* and *Ted*, as well as sci-fi shows such as *Silo* and *Lanterns*. The piece highlights both new series and returning favorites, with particular emphasis on *Widow's Bay* as the year's standout hit and discussions of why various shows succeeded or disappointed viewers. It serves as a viewing guide for people overwhelmed by streaming options and looking for curated recommendations across multiple platforms.