Making Love

A new feature titled 'Hand-Crafting Music: A Love Letter to Family and Creativity' highlights how making music by hand can serve as an expression of family bonds and artistic passion. The piece frames music-making as a personal, creative act rooted in love and connection rather than commercial production, inviting readers to reflect on the role of craft and family in creative life.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Gretchen's Table column takes readers inside Chinatown Inn, a long-running Downtown restaurant, to reveal the unusual ingredient behind its popular egg rolls. The piece explores how the kitchen makes the classic appetizer, offering cooks a closer look at a recipe that has kept locals coming back.

A line from Spinoza's Ethics is making the rounds: 'Sadness, insofar as it relates to the absence of what we love, is called Longing.' The quote is being shared alongside photography by Mika Suutari, drawing engagement from readers and philosophy enthusiasts who are reflecting on the philosopher's definitions of the emotions and their relevance today.

Singer Jamie Miller says he is currently making music he genuinely loves while having fun with the process. The update comes as he continues building his pop career after rising to fame through competition television, and it suggests a creative period of greater artistic freedom for the young artist.

A Texas BBQ recipe is being shared widely online, promising crispy, juicy results that are easy to make at home. The full ingredients and step-by-step instructions are available through the Big Z Texas BBQ site, and home cooks are being encouraged to save it for their next dinner and pass it along to friends.

South Korean actress Kim Ji-won says she is rarely recognised when she takes the subway, and her down-to-earth habits, including a love of snacks, have charmed fans. Japanese entertainment media highlight her everyday lifestyle, with readers saying the glimpse of her ordinary routine makes her feel more relatable than ever.

Jazz FM is currently playing Herbie Hancock's track Making Love, announcing it to listeners with a now-playing update. The song is a lesser-known cut from the jazz legend's catalogue, drawing attention from fans following the station's programming. Listeners of the station's jazz coverage are sharing the moment as the pianist's music continues to reach new audiences.

The Power to the People Festival, billed as a 'Day of Peace, Love, Justice, and Music,' is set for October 3, 2026 at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland. The event is sold out and will stream live for free on MS NOW's YouTube channel, extending its reach beyond the venue.