Benjy Hansen-Bundy
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New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Benjy:
Why Sometimes It's Good to Die, According to Gaspar Noé
That and more musings in an interview with the notorious French director, whose new acid-tripping film Climax opens tomorrow. → Read More
Relationship Therapist Esther Perel on What Men Get Wrong About Sex
Relationship therapist Esther Perel wrote the books Mating in Captivity and State of Affairs. Here, she talks facing rejection, how men’s sexuality is just as mental as it is physical, and why having good sex doesn’t necessarily mean having an orgasm. → Read More
Here's Why You're So Burnt Out—And What You Can Do to Fix It
Towards a theory of a more sustainable work life balance. → Read More
How to Survive the Incoming Financial Crisis
Another recession is coming. Ankur Jain and his startup Kairos are backing a portfolio of startups that just might save you. → Read More
How to Handle All that F*&%ing Anger You're Feeling Right Now
A deep-thinking guide to handling the rage and resentment that comes from living in a raging, resentful world. → Read More
How Much Anxiety Is Normal?
And what to do if you have a panic attack, according to David H. Rosmarin, Ph.D., founder of the Center for Anxiety and assistant professor at Harvard. → Read More
A Guide to Staving Off Seasonal Affective Disorder
Building blocks for mental health from Norman Rosenthal, M.D., author of Winter Blues—a.k.a., the doctor who actually discovered seasonal affective disorder. → Read More
How to Stop Thinking Negatively
You can't eradicate that voice in your head, but you can keep it at bay with these techniques pioneered by Phil Stutz, M.D., psychiatrist and co-author of 'The Tools.' → Read More
The Evil Way that Social Media Messes with Your Mental Health
An interview with Jaron Lanier, author of 'Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now,' on why Instagram and Twitter suck so bad. → Read More
This Is Why Men Still Struggle to Talk About Mental Health
Traditional masculinity doesn't exactly lend itself to introspection, discussing feelings, or even feeling those feelings. But masculinity is evolving. → Read More
Is America Ready for the Luxury Hostel?
Miami Beach's Generator thinks so—even though luxury hostels haven't broken into the American market. At least, not yet. → Read More
Why You Should Only Half-Plan Your Next Vacation
An over-planned vacation is a miserable one. At least most of the time. → Read More
A Week Inside WeLive, the Utopian Apartment Complex That Wants to Disrupt City Living
WeWork is branching out into housing, but can it actually change the way we live? → Read More
The Best Breakfast You Can Make Looks a Lot Like Lunch
A chef explains why America is doing breakfast all wrong—and gives us some tips on how to do it right. → Read More
The Best Workout Apps for Avoiding the Gym
The best fitness apps allow users to stay in shape without going to a crowded gym, as long as they're willing to spend time on their phones, too. → Read More
How To Be Better Than Everyone Else In 2018
All the new ways to prove that you're healthier, busier, and better traveled than everyone you follow on Instagram. → Read More
Health, Wellness, and Communion with the Dead at Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop Summit
When Paltrow convened her tribe for a 10-hour day of relaxation and spiritual growth, one aspiring Goop Boy joined the festivities. → Read More
Mindhunter’s Jonathan Groff Talks David Fincher, Coming Out, and Serial Killers
“In reality, serial killers often have average IQs. They’re not geniuses.” → Read More
Four Grooming Brands That'll Get You Excited to Wash Your Face
Never before in human history have so many grooming brands—startups and multi-nationals, alike—competed for the dollars of the shampoo-using American male. → Read More
The Best Toasters Make Your Whole Kitchen More Luxurious
You can thank us every time a perfect golden brown slab of gluten pops up. → Read More