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It’s a niche but growing market, with brands offering more open-ear options than ever. Open-ear earbuds comprise a broad range of styles, with designs ranging from ear cuffs, earbuds with ear ...

The build has swappable plush ear cups that have held up to a year of constant wear. They’re very comfortable over plane rides as long as 10 hours. The buttons feel like they’re intuitively ...

The videos show a man and a woman trying to squeeze through the bars at the restaurant. As shown in the videos, the restaurant has a gate with five different bar widths that correspond to ...

On-ear headphones represent a niche but still useful middle ground between the more popular in-ear and over-ear styles. They don't intrusively burrow into your ears, nor are they cumbersome and hot to ...

Uber has released its annual lost and found index, listing some of the most commonly left behind items and the "most unique" ones over the last 12 months — including ozempic, shrek ears and even ...

Damage to the eardrum can be the result of pressure building up behind the eardrum from an ear infection, flying, or scuba diving. A rupture can also be caused by loud noises, foreign objects placed ...

More than simply size, the "big" in Big Ears (March 27-30, 2025, Knoxville, TN) most certainly points to breadth, diversity, a widening or expanse. This is not the Fast Feet festival, though a pair ...

A baby’s hearing develops rapidly in the first two years, but their ear canals are still tiny, making sounds seem louder to them than to adults. After taking my kids to everything from festivals ...

Two brothers have recalled how a dream scuba diving trip quickly turned into a life-threatening ordeal after they were left at sea just minutes into the dive. Ian Kensington and Ryan Chaudhry ...

Faced with an uncertain future, garment manufacturers will likely do what they have always done in times of crisis: squeeze. Dina Sidiqqi, an anthropologist at New York University, said that the ...