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[ad_top1 class="mb40"] [sourceLink asin="" asin_jp="" cdj_product_id="" text="Twitter" url="https://twitter.com/WEP_anime/status/1369681955453865984"] The Winter 2021 anime season had some truly outstanding shows, but unfortunately, not all of the anime we were looking forward to watching lived up to our expectations. Solid narratives that rushed themselves towards the end, shaky adaptations of far superior source material, inexperienced or overworked studios biting off more than they can chew... for any number of reasons (some of which definitely had to do with the pandemic delaying or canceling many anime from last year), this season just wasn’t as solid as it could’ve been. Here are five Winter 2021...

Grab your trusty picnic blanket + basket because picnic season is here! Whether you're going to enjoy a PB & J in the backyard or go all-out with wine and cheese at your local park, we've got 25 goodies that'll make this year's National Picnic Day (April 23) a breeze. Reformation Lauretta Dress ($248): We love this simple and romantic springtime dress! Throw on some sandals and a headband to complete the look. Vera for Anthropologie Picnic Travel Croquet Set ($58): Croquet is a fun (and portable) way to pass the time outdoors all spring long. Longaberger Picnic Basket ($168):...

s These painted rocks are ready to party! With the warmer weather here and the snow (finally) melted away, I tend to think about more crafts that use objects from nature. Painted rocks are lots of fun for kids of all ages to do, and these party rocks couldn’t be simpler. Do they look familiar? I still had these rocks on hand from these painted rock babies from a few years ago and I saw them in my craft stash and realized they would look so cute with party hats on, just like this party pumpkin garland! These rock babies...

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Enlarge (credit: Sam Whitney | Wired | Getty Images) “Basically, I'm going to keep talking to you, but I’m going to disappear," longtime security researcher Katie Moussouris told me in a private Clubhouse room in February. “We'll still be talking, but I'll be gone.” And then her avatar vanished. I was alone, or at least that's how it seemed. “That’s it," she said from the digital beyond. "That's the bug. I am a fucking ghost.” It's been more than a year since the audio social network Clubhouse debuted. In that time, its explosive growth has come with a panoply of...