Pez dispensers. Holt Howard jelly jars. So many model trains. As the $90 trillion Great Wealth Transfer begins, millennials and Gen X aren’t just inheriting money — they’re inheriting their parents’ stuff bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Brandy has been crafted long before America was even America, but it's not the first adult beverage people associate with the US. A new distillery in New York’s Hudson Valley wants to help change that bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Adios to 1211 AOA. Been a great ride.

U.S. airlines are charging higher fares and signaling that business and leisure travel demand should remain strong this year wsj.com/business/airlines/ai… via @WSJ

How to handle a minor injury? The classic response of rest, ice, compression and elevation has gone out of favor with many doctors and physical therapists. Here’s what they suggest instead. wsj.com/lifestyle/fitness/in…

This year’s WSJ airline rankings ended in a near photo finish. Two U.S. airlines separated themselves from the rest in 2024. Find out how the top nine carriers performed across seven categories. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/bes… via @WSJ

Now boarding: frequent-flier free agents. More jet-setters are declaring themselves fed up with jumping through ever-changing hoops to earn and keep top-tier status with major airlines wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/fre… via @WSJ

Meet the high-school senior from Edwards, Colo., who took a 43,000-mile road trip in his Jeep Wrangler Sahara wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/hes-1… via @WSJ

Vail Resorts reinvented skiing. Now it's facing big problems. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/vai… via @WSJ

Get ready for more crackdowns on lounge access in 2025. The biggest change is at Delta. Let’s call it a lounge meter. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/del… via @WSJ

The Roman Catholic Church’s jubilee is attracting millions of extra visitors to already-crowded Rome. Those considering Italy this year should expect spillover effects to many of the country’s other popular spots, too. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/rom… via @WSJ

Hobby bakers are skipping their local grocery store and tracking down flour made in France. Many say the imported flour doesn’t trigger their sensitivity to gluten like domestic flour does. Others tout a superior product. wsj.com/arts-culture/food-co… via @WSJ

Hoping to travel more glamorously, save money on trips and pack smartly in 2025? Here are five travel hacks you should think twice about and five to try ahead of your next trip. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/soc… via @WSJ

After tragedies, visitors don’t just want to be safe, they want to feel safe. To see the path ahead for New Orleans now, consider the moves Las Vegas took after its 2017 shooting. wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/new… via @WSJ

Keith Helmetag on the 1969 Alfa Romeo Spider “Duetto” he drives around Brooklyn and surfing spots nearby wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/the-o… via @WSJ

The Winter Arc has no stringent rules, unlike many other viral fitness trends—no mandates on the number of workouts, no diets to follow or other boxes to check wsj.com/lifestyle/fitness/wi… via @WSJ