• The Untold Truth Of Peloton

    Until Christmas of 2019, Peloton was probably something most of us would have only heard about if we are up-to-date with developments in the fitness industry. Then came the infamous ad. But what's the fuss all about anyway? What is a Peloton, really?

    By Hope Ngo April 19th, 2020 Read More
  • What It's Really Like For Costco Employees During The Pandemic

    As a business, Costco has been front and center of the COVID-19 pandemic even before it hit U.S. shores. And even though Costco is a perennial favorite with its members, can its employees say the same about the company they work for, especially in times like these?

    By Hope Ngo April 18th, 2020 Read More
  • How To Know If You're An Introvert Or An Extrovert

    The internet is full of quizzes that establish, based on your answers, whether you're an introvert or an extrovert. While many of us view this as a binary choice, that couldn't be further from the truth. It's also not based on how social you are. Here's how to know where you fall on the spectrum.

    By Hope Ngo April 17th, 2020 Read More
  • Mistakes Everyone Makes With Wedding Rings

    Wedding rings are important to those of us who wear them, and we likely don't want to take them off. But there are times that the ring should be resting safely on your bedside table and not on your ring finger. These are the mistakes you definitely don't want to make with your precious wedding ring.

    By Sara Ryan April 17th, 2020 Read More
  • Aldi Employee Reveals How The Store Keeps Prices So Low

    A woman who works at an Aldi in Sydney, Australia posted a video to her now-private TikTok account (shared by The Sun) which reveals another way Aldi keeps its costs down. Here's what the employee had to say about the cheap chain.

    By Maria Scinto April 17th, 2020 Read More
  • This Is What Each Color Means In Feng Shui

    Utilizing color throughout a space is one of the trickiest aspects of interior design. However, when using color in feng shui it can be used as an effective tool to direct attention and cultivate the energy of an area. It may be tempting to avoid color entirely, but it's actually ultra-important.

    By Sara Ryan April 16th, 2020 Read More
  • The Unexpected Items People Are Panic-Buying During The Pandemic

    The coronavirus pandemic has had people stocking up on all sorts of essentials, like water and toilet paper. Recently, however, people have moved away from panic-buying food and other needed household items and are instead turning to a far more surprising product instead.

    By Christine Liwag Dixon April 14th, 2020 Read More
  • How Some Grocery Store Bakeries Are Scamming You

    While the bakery section smells amazing, there are more than a few reasons to give that part of the supermarket a hard pass. What you think is fresh bread and pastry could have been made with dough that is, in fact, far from it.

    By Hope Ngo April 14th, 2020 Read More
  • What It Really Means When You Dream About Tests

    Ugh, the dreaded test dream. It's always the same — you realize that you have to take a test, and it's always some kind of huge make-it-or-break-it final exam. Your grade, your diploma, your entire future hinges on this test. But why do you have this recurring test dream, and what does it mean?

    By Maria Scinto April 13th, 2020 Read More
  • The Truth About Costco's Major Membership Policy Change

    If you're thinking of heading to Costco with family and friends to get your bulk shopping done, now is not the time to do it. While Costco used to allow a cardholder to bring three adults and children into the store, the warehouse store has had to change its policy.

    By Hope Ngo April 13th, 2020 Read More
  • The Reason New Customers Can't Get Amazon Grocery Delivery

    It looks like folks who haven't tried out Amazon's grocery delivery service yet are out of luck for the time being. The company recently announced in a blog post that only existing Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods delivery customers will be able to continue placing orders.

    By Christine Liwag Dixon April 13th, 2020 Read More
  • The Real Reason Photo Editing Apps Are So Popular Right Now

    Thanks to the shutdown of non-essential services, we're having to deal with the reality of not having our hairdressers ready to help us hide our most obvious flaws — and we're now having to deal with realities we never had to think about before, like obvious roots.

    By Hope Ngo April 10th, 2020 Read More
  • The Truth About Drive-By Baby Showers

    There's no denying times are weird right now. Celebrations are being postponed or canceled all together. But a baby shower is something that really can't wait, and drive-by baby showers are a heartwarming new trend that's come about in response to new social distancing measures due to the pandemic.

    By Sara Ryan April 9th, 2020 Read More
  • Household Items You Can Use For Weight Training At Home

    Maybe you think you really ought to start weight training, or perhaps you've already been doing a little lifting but you've outgrown your starter set of super-light dumbbells. Either way, did you know you've probably already got access to a wide range of weights of all sizes?

    By Maria Scinto April 8th, 2020 Read More
  • Baby Girl Names That Are Completely Taking Over 2020

    If you're expecting a baby girl in 2020, you've likely started thinking about all the many name options out there. Naming a baby ain't easy, after all. But don't worry, we've got you covered. To help you along in your search, here are the best baby girl names completely taking over 2020

    By Christine Liwag Dixon April 8th, 2020 Read More
  • Inside Barack And Michelle Obama's Gorgeous D.C. Home

    In January 2017, President Barack Obama, along with Michelle, Malia and Sasha transitioned out of the White House, but they didn't return to their former Chicago home. Instead, they remained in Washington D.C. Let's take a peak inside the $8.1 million mansion that the Obamas call home.

    By Brittany Brolley April 6th, 2020 Read More
  • The Truth About Cleaning Your Phone With Disinfectant Wipes

    If you think a toilet seat is the most disgusting thing out there, think again. State Food Safety warns that if you were to compare a toilet set, doorknob, and mobile phone in terms of bacteria per square inch, it would be no contest, with phones carrying a whopping 25,127 bacteria per square inch.

    By Hope Ngo April 5th, 2020 Read More
  • Are DIY Face Masks Actually Effective?

    Because COVID-19 is a new illness, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the CDC and the WHO need to make policy changes over how we can protect ourselves against the illness. Along with social distancing and hand washing, the government now recommends that people use cloth masks in public.

    By Hope Ngo April 4th, 2020 Read More
  • The Real Reason You Can't Find Toilet Paper Is Not Panic-Buying

    Why is there no toilet paper to be had, when we were promised no disruption in the supply chain? Is it all down to panic-buying? While panic-buying is not to be discounted as a factor in shortages of this kind it turns out that toilet paper hoarding isn't the only issue at stake here.

    By Maria Scinto April 3rd, 2020 Read More
  • Ammonia Vs Bleach: What Kills Germs Better?

    We know them by commercial names like Windex and Clorox. But if we check the labels of our cleaning supplies more closely, we might find that most are made with one of two ingredients — ammonia or bleach. Both household cleaners share a few qualities, but are they both good at killing germs?

    By Hope Ngo April 2nd, 2020 Read More
  • What Is Ikigai And Why Is It Important?

    The word "ikigai" could mean "life's purpose," but that definition may be too broad, according to some. And apparently there's some disagreement about what ikigai even is. So what does this Japanese life philosophy really mean and why is it so important?

    By Hope Ngo April 2nd, 2020 Read More
  • Signs You've Reached The Point Of Burnout At Work

    According to Forbes, a survey done by Mental Health America found that "70 percent of the current workforce is searching for other jobs, and roughly 50 percent are checked out." To see if you're feeling this way, here are some symptoms to look out for.

    By Erica Andrews April 1st, 2020 Read More
  • The Truth About Your Root Chakra

    It's always a good time to give some attention to the grounding power that is your root chakra (or Muladhara). When broken down, the word means root (mula) and support or base (adhara) in Sanskrit, and the root chakra is the foundation for stability and security.

    By Sara Ryan April 1st, 2020 Read More