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In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, here are 11 television shows, movies, and books centering Indian characters and stories, and exploring issues that I wish were given airtime when I was growing up.

And what to do instead.

As parents we're hungry for any ideas or resources to make life a little easier. So we created exactly what we want: Cubby, your essential weekly read on home, food, and play for families.

Here's what she reaches for when winding down and starting back up.

These aren't your nephew's LEGO creations.

It's the Goldilocks of wedge pillows.

They've become my new favorite piece of fitness equipment.

Luckily, new episodes of "House Hunters" are still airing on HGTV, but sometimes you just want to switch it up.

Here's how to avoid getting discouraged if you don't like what your horoscope says.

Because home can often mean so much more than your four walls.

Here's why I'm not going to stop when the world opens back up.

Even faith leaders agree that the past year has been hard.

Pandemic aid policies helped me make ends meet last year. What comes next?

If I can look as relaxed as he does, then I'm sold.

And save so much money in the process.

According to people who read all the time.

HGTV is no longer the only source of home design inspo — fictional TV shows are having a major interior moment.

They're too cute.

If you’re already lamenting the end of this show, there are a few other series out there that share some similarities with "Shrill" all ready and waiting for you to give a go.

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