Michael Benninger

Are we truly supposed to spend our adult lives in monogamous relationships? Or is traditional marriage an outdated institution no longer fit for purpose?

From the fate of mankind to making new friends to how to give fewer f*cks, here’s a closer look at this month’s most-wanted books.

Ready to start living a healthy new lifestyle, but not sure where to begin? Find out which of today’s best books on nutrition might be right for you.

With nearly 15 years of experience in hospitality and a resume that lists some of the city’s most celebrated establishments, San Diego native Juan Sanchez is an unstoppable force in the industry.

An unorthodox Jersey girl faces an uphill battle as she attempts to break free of her crappy life by becoming the world’s next hip-hop superstar.

Rub elbows with liquor industry insiders during this two-day cocktail festival and culinary celebration punctuated with tastings, seminars and bartender competitions.

Tap into the modern American zeitgeist by catching up on this month's most-sold books in the United States.

After landing an interview that could change the course of your career, count on this app to help you answer one of employers’ most commonly asked questions.

Whether you’ve been on the job for decades or are preparing for your first day at work, these powerful tips offer proven shortcuts to professional success.

Keeping up with your kids doesn’t have to stop you doing the things you love. This trailblazing app helps mothers fit reading into their busy lives in just a few minutes.

The promise of self-help books can often give way to frustration when you don’t know how to actually apply them to your life. Luckily, there’s an easy way to make the most of them.

Odds are you’re opening fewer books than you used to, but thanks to this ingenious app, you can instantly incorporate reading back into your life.

Employees, founders, and CEOs alike can attain professional enlightenment in an instant thanks to this eye-opening app.

Clair Marie knew from an early age that she wanted to spend her life jumping off (and out of) high-altitude objects.

Since its April opening in the North Park nook that formerly housed Claire de Lune Coffee Lounge, Tamarindo Latin Kitchen & Bar has already cultivated quite a following. And for one of the venue’s accomplished bartenders, cultivation is nothing new.