Lifestyle

“You can essentially heat the home with a hair dryer.”

The Bloomington professor uses Scandinavian moose leather to make unique baby booties worn by Saint West and Sweden’s Prince Oscar.

It’s hard to choose between the irreverent St. Vonnegut candles, dog tag necklaces stamped with Kurt-isms, and sweatshirts emblazoned with his infamous asterisk. (We all know it’s not an asterisk.)

Created in Indy by Dartmouth grad John Shi, the line includes Indiana’s big two schools, IU and Purdue (sorry, Domers).

See the iconic sneakers, which got that way thanks to an Indiana shoe salesman, on the feet of equally iconic women.

Just what the south side needs: a big dose of local handmade happiness.

“We have an 80 percent success rate at getting to a goal weight and keeping it off for a year.”

But exactly when—cough, sniffle—is the right time to videoconference with your doctor, and when should you opt for the old-fashioned type of face time?

You can say it’s a gift for your kids, but selfishly we know it’s for you and that’s okay.

Ski Magazine proclaimed Crystal Mountain the “number one resort in the Midwest.” Nearly 60 trails offer a mix of downhill exhilaration for skiers of all skill levels.

No need to hunt this moose—we’ll tell you where to find it.

What to get the guy that has everything and wants nothing? This classic upgrade to his morning routine from Brick & Mortar fits perfect in a stocking.

Louis Sherry’s lacquer-style boxes in glam colors are collectible keepers.

The most in-demand products from Prime Now tend to change dramatically in December, thanks to last-minute holiday shoppers. Here’s a look at what we want in a hurry.

The perfect gift for that yogi friend who can actually pull off the crane pose.