A new procedure for all incoming visitors has been launched in a popular tourist spot in an effort to streamline the travel process, plus security. Travelers to Taiwan are now required to apply for a “digital arrival” card (TWAC) three days in advance of their trips, according to the Ministry of the Interior National Immigration … Read more
Gen Z’s awkward foray into the work world is a-parent. Newcomers to corporate America, young adults under age 27, are taking baby steps into the office — and making sure mommy and daddy are there to catch them if they fall during the onboarding process and beyond, according to new, brow-furrowing data. “Over three-quarters of Gen … Read more
SPF nation? A new survey shows we’re failing at skin protection, unless we’re on vacation. The poll of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed less than half (41%) wear sunscreen more than 60 days of the year — a majority only wear it for less than a fifth of the entire calendar year. Thirteen percent don’t typically wear … Read more
Since entering the workforce, Gen Z have taken an unorthodox approach to the way they work and, whether the other generations like it or not, they have already had a significant impact on the workplace. This has been evidenced through widespread trends like Quiet Quitting, Lazy Girl Jobs and Bare Minimum Mondays, along with an … Read more
Garth Brooks’ rape accuser has reacted to the singer publicly revealing her name amid their legal battle. The country singer, 62, was accused of raping a woman in her lawsuit filed last week. In turn, Brooks filed a complaint with the District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi Northern Division on Tuesday where he … Read more
High schoolers are applying to a record-breaking number of colleges — frenzied by confusion over campus antisemitism, changing testing policies and the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling. Before the pandemic, Christopher Rim’s average client would apply to 12 schools. This application cycle, the college admissions consultant said, 90% of the students he works with are … Read more
High schoolers are applying to a record-breaking number of colleges — frenzied by confusion over campus antisemitism, changing testing policies and the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling. Before the pandemic, Christopher Rim’s average client would apply to 12 schools. This application cycle, the college admissions consultant said, 90% of the students he works with are … Read more
She’s the sweetest bitch you’ll ever meet. Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola is revealing how she first applied to be a part of “Jersey Shore.” “When I was 21, I was in a house with a bunch of friends in Belmar, New Jersey, and they were passing along this survey to fill out, the final weekend at the … Read more
One NFL couple is playing matchmaker for anyone looking to become an “NFL wife,” and they’re picking up the tab on the first date. Influencer and TikTok star Chanen Johnson said she and her husband, Saints tight end Juwan Johnson, are going to set up a “beautiful first date” with an NFL player for one … Read more
We’ve been too stuck in our ways. A life-hack expert has revealed the correct way to use a Band-Aid — and it is leaving people baffled. Jordan Howlett, from San Diego, took to TikTok to demonstrate how to bandage a finger wound correctly in a video that has scored more than 2 million views. “We’ve … Read more
Do you think the new Supreme Court ruling about affirmative action in higher education will apply to workplace hiring too? I’m an unemployed, middle-aged white male, and I can’t tell you how many times I have been told (indirectly, with a wink and a nod) that prospective employers are looking for a diverse candidate. How … Read more
If you’ve ever wondered how the greatest names in sports manage to make the best decisions at crucial moments, author Sally Jenkins has the answer. In “The Right Call: What Sports Teach Us About Work and Life” (Gallery Books), Jenkins examines a wide range of elite sports performers and coaches — from Tom Brady to Andre Agassi … Read more
They’re keeping abreast of the trends. Designers at New York Fashion Week chose to celebrate the nearly freed nipple with a slew of arresting areola accoutrements, as show after show offered up outlandish outfits incorporating highly decorative pasties. The stroll down mammary lane left some fashion followers feeling caught in the headlights. “I feel like … Read more
In the State of the Union address the president said that he wanted to make non-compete agreements illegal so that someone working in one fast-food restaurant can go to work for another one and make more money. I work as a waitress — does that apply to me too? Regardless of your politics and with … Read more