Lifestyle
Gen Zen Burned-out Gen Zers are joining lie down clubs to ‘recover’ from hustle culture
They’re looking for rest wherever they can get it.
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Sex & Relationships
Glamour girl French bombshell dubbed ‘the most beautiful girl in the world’ as a kid gets married at 25
She’s the belle of the wedding ball.
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Food & Drink
Subway has a ‘hot’ new menu item that customers are afraid to eat: ‘Why is it gray?’
The presentation was not nearly as offensive as those who gawked at the roughly $13.00 price tag for what many described as little more than “a hot dog on Subway bread.”
Parenting
Growing up too fast? Parents say childhood slips by
Children are growing up twice as fast as their parents can keep up — at least, that’s how it feels.
Fashion & Beauty
Celebrity esthetician loses her license after client says she was left ‘permanently scarred’
In November, the California State Board of Barbering and Cosmetology filed its own accusation in administrative court which said Dakar was “engaged in unprofessional conduct,” Nelson said.
Viral Trends
Can this viral salt hack really help you calm down, sleep well — and get better skin?
Social media is saturated with claims that “salt stomping” before bed is a boon for the body. Here’s what doctors say.
Weird But True
Doctors thought man had deadly brain cancer — the reality was much grosser
All signs pointed to fatal cancer. Fortunately, the actual problem was curable.
Travel
Ghosts and grandure: Checking in at Canada’s historic, palatial railway hotels
In the late 19th century, Queen Victoria was desirous of a railway network across her then-dominion of Canada that would connect settlements on either coast for the first time But canny Canucks didn’t just want cheap freight lines; they had far…
Astrology
Cheddar believe it! Meet the ‘Cheese Witch’ who can read your destiny in a chunk of cheddar
Rather than tarot cards or tea leaves, she reads cheese.
REAL ESTATE
The skyscraper could only be born in America
Although the New York City skyscrapers of the 1930s and 1950s are no longer the world’s tallest, they remain forever symbolic of Yankee Doodle aspiration and faith.
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The generation that’s most likely to judge you based on your first name
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My son is dating another needy girl and I don’t like her
Dear Abby advises a mother on how to deal with her son’s girlfriend, whom she doesn’t like, and a man who is in love with his friend, who is already in a relationship.
LA County schools crush the odds in new national rankings with 3 of California’s top 5 ‘bright spots’
The publication identified five standout schools in each state, and Los Angeles County claimed three of California’s spots.