Boost Your Mental Health With These Digital Detox Steps
We're looking at screens more than ever. With more of our daily lives taking place in a virtual setting, many are feeling the side effects of digital burnout.
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What Dr. Fauci Thinks Of Trump Getting Vaccinated Secretly
Fauci recently weighed in on Trump's decision to receive the vaccine privately instead of publicly or even announcing his vaccination to the public.
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The Surprising Health Benefits Of House Plants
As people become more mindful of the items that they bring into their homes, many have adopted house plants as a way to keep their spirits high.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making When Organizing Your Pantry
While there are many ways to keep your pantry neat and tidy, this might be the biggest mistake you're making when getting it in order.
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The Real Reason Cats Often Bite You When You Pet Them
Cats have a rep for being mysterious — a trait that their people often find appealing. There's one mystery, however, that frustrates the most devoted cat lover.
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The Truth About Botox For Migraines
If you're a migraine sufferer, you'll know all too well the pain that can come with an attack. So you'll be pleased to know there might be hope yet.
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The Planet Of Passion Is Moving Into Gemini: Here's What That Means For You
If you start to feel more emotional over the next week, astrology may have the answer. Mars enters Gemini on March 3 and will remain there until April 23.
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Why Now Is The Best Time To Treat Varicose Veins And Spider Veins
One of the best things about winter is the fact that 90 percent of our bodies are covered up by layers of clothing. Who knows what's going on under there?
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What's A Grandmillenial And Are You One?
Grandmillenial style is old-fashioned — patterned china, frilly curtains, floral bedding — for those who love estate sales and their grandmothers' cozy homes.
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The Strange Story Behind The Fictional Founder Of Bath & Body Works
In the '90s, Bath & Body Works created a fictional founder named Kate. All these years later, Kate remains a significant part of employee folklore.
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If You Love House Hunting And The Wilderness, This Discovery+ Show Is For You
Living Big Sky on discovery+ combines house hunting and the wilderness into a timely show that reflects a migration out West from the pandemic and quarantining.
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Here's When Dr. Fauci Says Children Can Get The COVID Vaccine
Now that Johnson & Johnson has begun distributing its COVID-19 vaccine, many are wondering if this will speed up the process of everyone getting vaccinated.
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The Genius Way To Cover Up The Most Common Types Of Acne
Jennifer Lawrence once lamented that no one ever tells you that acne doesn't simply vanish after puberty — it can stick around a long time.
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Studies Show This Nasal Spray Is 99% Effective Against Covid
While we now have good reason to expect we'll all have access to a safe, effective vaccine (of one brand or other) to protect us against COVID-19...
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Here's Where You Can Buy Chase Chrisley's Candle Collection
Chase Chrisley of Chrisley Knows Best seized on candles' major moment by releasing a candle collection. They sold out almost immediately, but they're back.
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Why Barack Obama Once Broke A Classmate's Nose
Barack Obama is usually considered to be a pretty mild-mannered guy, but don't mistake his diplomacy for passivity.
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These Real Housewives Are Taking A Powerful Stand Against Racism
Real Housewives are joining the small wave of celebrities speaking out against the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans.
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What Dating Apps Really Do With Your Information
Swiping right or left is easy. Technology has made it so easy to meet that special someone that we may not know what we're giving away in order to find a match.
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What You Should Know Before Buying An IKEA Tiny Home
IKEA is now selling 187 square foot pre-fab tiny homes. While they are supposed to be ethically sourced and better for the environment they are expensive.
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Netflix Is Breaking Our Hearts In March
As the season changes, so will the offerings on Netflix, and our beloved streaming service is not taking it easy on us in March.
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Can You Eat Indoors If You've Had The COVID-19 Vaccine?
While some people in the U.S. have already received the COVID-19 vaccine, there's a lot of confusion about what they can and cannot do after getting it.
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Here's What Pisces Season Will Mean For Your Zodiac Sign
Overall, Pisces season can be a spiritual cleanse, guided by our emotions. But how it will affect you personally depends on your own astrological sign.
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Here's How Long Dr. Fauci Thinks We'll Be Wearing Face Masks
COVID-19 vaccines may be slowly rolling out in the U.S. but, as Dr. Anthony Fauci has been continually reminding us, that doesn't mean the pandemic is over.
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Olivia Munn Makes A Powerful Statement On Violence Targeting Asian Americans
Hate crimes against Asian Americans have seen a huge increase in recent months. Actress Olivia Munn is speaking out against the violence.
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The Unfortunate Mistake Sonia Sotomayor Made When Swearing In Kamala Harris
There was one unfortunate hitch on Inauguration Day. When Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor swore in Kamala Harris, she mispronounced her name.
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The Most Adorable Celeb Baby Names You'll Love
Celebs often take center stage when it comes to their kids' names. And, while some may go a little extreme, certain celeb baby names are downright adorable.
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Dr. Fauci Reveals His Big Fear Working In Trump's White House
Now that President Joe Biden is in office, infectious disease expert Dr. Fauci has been quite open about what it was really like to work in Trump's White House.
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