The daughter of the late Nobel laureate Alice Munro is alleging that she was sexually abused by the author’s second husband, Gerard Fremlin, whom Munro remained with because she “loved him too much” to leave
July 08, 2024
This Pokémon card collector has some of the coolest finds in the game. He gives them away to kids for free
July 08, 2024
A timeline of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s touchdown romance
July 08, 2024
When your home becomes a tourist attraction
July 08, 2024
New York Times bestselling author and chef Suzy Karadsheh uses one of her favorite childhood snacks as inspiration for a fresh summer salad she says is the perfect combination of flavors. See the full recipe here.
July 08, 2024
'Convenient': Couple opens new sustainable grocery store
July 08, 2024
Family closing beloved restaurant that went viral on TikTok
July 08, 2024
Massachusetts neighborhood says nearby pickleball courts cause "constant stress"
July 07, 2024
A federal appeals court in New Orleans is taking another look at its own recent order requiring a Texas county to keep eight books on public library shelves that deal with subjects including sex, gender identity and racism
July 07, 2024
As a young hitchhiker, he survived a ride with a serial killer. Now he’s telling his story
July 07, 2024
Feb. 14 is a holiday heavyweight this year due to a calendar collision
February 13, 2024
Hanukkah — also spelled Chanukah or other transliterations from Hebrew — is Judaism’s “festival of lights.”
November 30, 2023
The Facebook group “Are We Dating The Same Guy?” has achieved a legal win in California. The group, known for helping women share information about their dating experiences, faced a lawsuit from Stewart Lucas Murrey, who claimed that posts about him in the group caused emotional distress and violated his privacy. According to Secret Los Angeles, on April 8, a California judge made headlines by dismissing one of several lawsuits aimed at one of these local groups. Court documents mention nine names, though Murrey had targeted over 50 women. The groups in question are part of a vast network of
July 08, 2024
The best of Black culture’s policymakers, thought leaders, creatives, business minds, health experts and, of course, musical talent are converging in New Orleans over the Fourth of July holiday weekend as part of the Essence Festival of Culture
July 03, 2024
Toyota has come out with an all-new 2024 Land Cruiser
July 03, 2024
Those miniature bikes with no pedals seem to be everywhere these days, and the kids riding them are getting younger and younger
July 03, 2024
Sure, she was a royal princess and all
May 06, 2024
The Seoul Queer Culture Festival will take place in the capital's streets this year, organisers of South Korea's annual LGBTQ gathering said on Tuesday, after the city
May 07, 2024
Monday's Met Gala featured a garden green-tinged carpet and a palooza of A-list celebrities from film, fashion, music, sports, politics and social media
May 06, 2024
Do social media users have the right to control what they see — or don’t see — on their feeds
May 01, 2024
Japan's Emperor Naruhito and his wife took a trip down memory lane on Friday, the final day of their week-long stay in Britain, with a visit to the medieval university city
June 28, 2024
Makers of the Chinese liquor baijiu are reformulating the fiery grain liquid to appeal to a wider client base, including cocktail drinkers in
June 26, 2024
Britain's King Charles welcomed Japan's Emperor Naruhito and his wife to London at a Buckingham Palace banquet on Tuesday, celebrating economic, diplomatic and cultural ties on the
June 25, 2024
Women on TikTok are talking about a new idea called “boyfriend air,” which means that dating someone can somehow make you look worse. The trend has become so popular that more than 225 million people have watched videos with the term #boyfriendair. The premise is that after spending time with a boyfriend, a woman may notice her skin breaking out, her hair feeling oilier, or her makeup seeming not to stay on as well. It’s as if “her boyfriend is changing the air around her or somehow influencing her environment,” explains psychology professor Maryanne Fisher. While no clear scientific explanation
December 05, 2023
A new term has come into the dating lexicon recently – “benching.” While the label was coined in 2023, this psychologically toxic behavior has actually been happening behind the scenes for years. Benching refers to when someone keeps a romantic interest on the back burner, continuously leading them on with just enough breadcrumbs of flirtation and future potential to keep them hooked. The person doing the benching has made up their mind that you aren’t their number one priority or choice, but won’t fully let you go either in case their other dating prospects don’t pan out. You’ve essentially been
March 20, 2024
Boeing's head of defense unit Ted Colbert to leave
Deliberations begin in Colorado grocery store massacre trial
J&J subsidiary files for bankruptcy to advance $8 billion talc settlement
Sandu launches Moldova re-election bid, referendum campaign on joining EU
Ukraine's top officials agree on need for rapid, domestic weapons production
J&J subsidiary files for bankruptcy to advance $10 billion talc settlement
Bureau of Prisons says it's adding staff and making fixes at jail where Sean 'Diddy' Combs is held
Kelce Cereal: Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce's cereal hits the shelves in Kansas City
Why does 'The Babadook' still haunt? Its director, Jennifer Kent, has some answers