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FastCo Exclusives

The one thing you can’t call Seth Meyers

"Late Night with Seth Meyers" dominates the 12:35 a.m. slot in Nielsen ratings and attracts a steady 1.8 million viewers per night. We went one-on-one with Meyers to find out how he delivers incisive comedy at the speed of news, and the most important thing he learned from Amy Poehler--plus a whole lot more.

The one thing you can’t call Seth Meyers

Inside Russell Wilson’s billion-dollar mindset

Russell Wilson is one of the most entrepreneurial football players in the NFL, from his fashion label Good Man Brand, to his production company West2East, and his mobile gaming app Tally. We got up close and personal with the Seahawk’s Super Bowl-winning quarterback to find out what drives him to succeed on and off the field.

Inside Russell Wilson’s billion-dollar mindset

The secret to building a blockbuster movie franchise

Chris Meledandri, the CEO of Illumination Entertainment, which has produced franchises like Despicable Me, Minions, and The Secret Life of Pets, believes taking risks is the key to success.

The secret to building a blockbuster movie franchise

How I got here: Peloton’s larger-than-life director of fitness programming

Matty Maggiacomo always dreamt about being a zookeeper, but he started his professional career as an intern for Good Morning America. What he didn’t realize was that talking on TV would prepare him for an influential role at Peloton, where he works to spark a global passion for fitness.

How I got here: Peloton’s larger-than-life director of fitness programming

Why having kids is the worst thing you can do for the planet

Unless we change course now, we’ll feel the catastrophic effects of climate change in just 12 years, according to the U.N.’s International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Going vegan and avoiding air travel are two impactful ways to reduce your carbon footprint. But, it turns out, the best way to keep the world from burning is to not start a family.

Why having kids is the worst thing you can do for the planet

How Kristin Cavallari went from beach baddie to boss bitch

After playing the bad girl on MTV's "Laguna Beach" and "The Hills," Kristin Cavallari left the reality TV cameras behind to focus on her family and to start her business, Uncommon James. Now, with "Very Cavallari," she's back in the spotlight. This time the focus is as much on her blossoming business as it is on her personal relationships (but there's still lots of drama).

How Kristin Cavallari went from beach baddie to boss bitch

The important, improbable solution to the gender pay gap problem

In 2019, many women still earn 20% less than men. While U.S. presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has proposed a universal childcare plan, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) has addressed pay inequality on social media, we don’t seem to be any closer to a solution. But there may be an obvious answer that is seldom discussed.

The important, improbable solution to the gender pay gap problem

Inside Budweiser’s quest to reclaim its crown

Budweiser is a classic American brand, but with rapidly changing consumer tastes, can it stay relevant? With the rise in craft and light beers and younger target audiences increasingly favoring wine and spirits, Budweiser has been knocked from its throne as the No. 1 beer in the United States. But they’re taking steps to reclaim their crown as the king of beers.

Inside Budweiser’s quest to reclaim its crown

Winston Duke wanted to tell a bold, original story with "Us"

Fresh off his breakthrough role as M'Baku in Black Panther, the actor currently stars in Jordan Peele's "Us." We sat down with the actor and talked about collaboration, representing masculinity on screen and subverting genre norms.

Winston Duke wanted to tell a bold, original story with "Us"

How Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski learned to love his haters

The culinary expert on Netflix's smash hit show "Queer Eye" has learned to block out the haters (especially when it comes to guacamole). He's slowly building a food empire with his fast-casual restaurant The Village Den in New York's West Village and a new cookbook, "Antoni in the Kitchen."

How Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski learned to love his haters

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