The study explored the relationship between Twitter use, in-person social support, and depression. It involved 308 adults over a 4-month period, testing the social compensation hypothesis which suggests that social media can be more beneficial for those with lower in-person social support. The study found that for most measures, Twitter activity and the size of one's Twitter network were positively associated with reduced depression symptoms, especially for individuals with less in-person social support. However, the sentiment of Tweets did not show an interaction effect, but it did have a beneficial main effect that countered the negative impact of low in-person social support.

Anthony Bourdain explores Budapest, highlighting its stunning architecture and status as the foie gras capital of Europe. He expresses regret for not visiting sooner and shares his admiration for the city's beauty. The article also delves into the personal history of cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond, who filmed the 1956 Hungarian uprising and later became a Hollywood legend. Bourdain's visit is depicted as a tribute to the city's visual and culinary offerings, as well as to Zsigmond's influential career.