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Welcome back! After you finish catching up on "Love Island USA," find out how Tony Hawk changed his daily routine after snapping his femur at age 53. Ouch!
On the agenda:
- It's not just women. Men should also care about their pelvic floor health.The trendy new way to drink coffee is out of a "chubby cup."Want to achieve a high-end look in your home? Steer clear of these items.Millennial dads want to show up more at home. Will the office let them?
But first: Inside the Grass Slam.
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This week's dispatch
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All eyes on England
Go, Ben Shelton! OK, now that I've gotten that out of the way, if you're like me and have been watching Wimbledon 2025 — the oldest tennis tournament and one of the four Grand Slam tournaments annually — you might've been looking at the court.
Our Business Insider lifestyle senior reporter, Samantha Grindell Pettyjohn, however, turned her eyes to the stands in search of status symbols worn by celebrities.
As it turns out, luxury timepieces were in vogue at Wimbledon this year, and there was no shortage of enviable wrist bling.
David Beckham, a brand ambassador for Tudor, wore a custom watch from the company that he was gifted on his 50th birthday, Pettyjohn reports.
Meanwhile, Nick Jonas, who attended the matches with his wife, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, wore a vintage version of Rolex's Day-Date watch, which can retail for more than $100,000, according to the company's website.
If you're looking to add a smart investment to your splurge list, check out Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne's red-faced accessory: an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra, which retails for $7,000.
Or maybe you'd be into Andrew Garfield's Omega De Ville Trésor that retails at a slightly higher price point, $7,400.
No matter what watch you choose, you'd be serving style.
Pelvic floor in panic mode
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Many women have to work to strengthen their pelvic floor after having a baby. An increasing number of men are finding out they have the opposite problem: a pelvic floor that is too tight and overengaged.
Even though women are more likely to develop a disorder, Dr. Adam Gvili said not enough people are talking about the male pelvic floor. Constipation and the frequent urge to pee are among the most common symptoms.
How to tell if you have a problem.
Chubby cup love
Alisha Sholtis
The familiar pastime of drinking out of a mason jar is getting an upgrade. Weck jars are all the rage among coffee and matcha lovers for their distinct shape and aesthetic.
Fans say Weck jars are thicker and sweat-free, with wider brims that accommodate heavily iced drinks. They were originally designed for food preservation, not drinkware — but hey, with a volume of 19.6 ounces, they get the job done.
Quiet luxury at home
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A hefty budget isn't always required to create a home that feels luxurious. Just ask Bri Macdonald, an interior designer who works with high-profile clients. There are a few items her wealthy clients tend to avoid, though.
Cheap-looking faux plants, for example, can dampen a polished look. Macdonald suggests opting for low-maintenance plants, like an olive tree, or going the high-quality, faux plant route — just be sure to dust them regularly!
Also read:
The millennial dad paradox
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Working dads of kids under 18 are in a predicament that women have faced for decades: balancing full commitment to parenting with an equal commitment to their careers.
Now, they're caught between their generation's intent on co-parenting and a society still built around the male breadwinner.
What we're watching this weekend
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- "Dexter: Resurrection": On Paramount+, our favorite serial killer (played by Michael C. Hall) returns to cause more mayhem. The series has a great ensemble cast that includes Peter Dinklage, Uma Thurman, Krysten Ritter, and Neil Patrick Harris."Too Much": Lena Dunham lands her latest romantic comedy series on Netflix. Megan Stalter plays Jessica, a New Yorker who starts a new life in London after a messy breakup."Drop": Check out this thriller on Peacock starring Meghann Fahy as a widow on her first date in years who begins to get threatening messages.
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What to shop
- Men's summer essentials: Fair Harbor's eco-friendly beachwear blends West Coast vibes with East Coast roots, offering stylish, comfortable swimwear and basics made from recycled materials. Learn more about why the brand is our new summer go-to in our review.Luxury looks, low cost: Our editors rounded up 23 chic fine jewelry brands that won't wreck your wallet, from hypoallergenic gems to minimalist gold. These picks prove you can sparkle without the splurge.Your next countertop fave: After extensive testing, we found that the best air fryer toaster ovens excel in versatility, crisping power, and countertop convenience. Our top picks impressed us with even cooking, intuitive controls, and compact designs.
More of this week's top reads:
- Chickpeas can significantly lower your cholesterol. Here are five tasty recipes scientists recommend to improve your health.I tried McDonald's long-anticipated Snack Wraps, and they were completely worth the wait.Newly built homes have one feature that's luring buyers: Outdoor living spaces.The luxury sunglasses worn by CEOs and tech leaders.Eight things you should never talk about at work, according to etiquette experts.I tried all six of Soho House's new $12 fitness smoothies. They put regular protein shakes to shame.Eight jewelry trends that are in this year and three that are out, according to stylists.Photos show Castel Gandolfo, the 135-acre Italian estate where the pope takes summer vacation.A private collector scored the OG Birkin for $10 million.
The BI Today team: Lisa Ryan, executive editor, in New York. Akin Oyedele, deputy editor, in New York. Grace Lett, editor, in New York. Amanda Yen, associate editor, in New York.
