If you want your health to be shipshape this summer — you should be aware of the dangerous germs you could be exposed to at the beach. As oceans begin heating up during the summer months, the water can become a breeding ground for an array of nasty diseases. Last week, a South Carolina man … Read more
Welcome to the rodeo, folks, and the deep heart of Taurus season. There are many, many merits of the people of the bull: loyalty, a love of luxury, a propensity to overorder for the table, etc. But for every Taurus out there arranging a charcuterie board, beating up their best friend’s ex and giving us … Read more
Are you being hoodwinked by your health food? Courtney Smith, a registered dietitian, diabetes specialist, and founder of The Keys to Nutrition, warns of “health halos” — foods that are marketed as healthy but hide harmful ingredients. Smith tells The Post that the deception lies in the packaging and promotion of these foodstuffs. “A lot … Read more
Lindsay Lohan’s well-loved early comedies involve her playing characters pretending to be someone else: think of the chaotic swaps of “The Parent Trap” and “Freaky Friday,” or the social climbing of “Mean Girls.” In “Irish Wish,” Lohan takes up another character who’s role-playing in her own life: Maddie, a diligent book editor who suddenly finds … Read more
Millions of Americans are forking out thousands of dollars for online courses, pursuing passion projects and acquiring new skills they hope will give them a competitive edge in a tight job market. But with the average course costing $1,400, Sabina Hitchen, the CEO and founder of Press for Success, said you need to make informed … Read more
Eur-on your own if you fall for this overseas money grab. A savvy travel expert is warning Americans visiting Europe to watch for a credit card currency exchange “scam” that’s marking up purchases across the pond. Brian Kelly, the founder of The Points Guy travel site, said Monday that the con known as “dynamic currency … Read more
Scrape the bottom and lick the spoon, my babies, we’re talking about pot stirrers, inciters, button pushers, trash talkers, and those among us who get a near-erotic thrill from causing trouble. To be clear, I don’t think pot stirring is inherently negative — things need to be brought to light and brought to the surface … Read more
Whether single, partnered, polyamorous, or masterdating, relationship dynamics are at the forefront in February when Valentine’s Day reminds us, with its crushing, capitalist candy heart, that love is many a splendid thing. Yet for some signs, pining for the past is a pattern they can’t quite break. Who among us is still holding a candle … Read more
This is worse than eating your homework. Molly, a 10-month-old Bernedoodle pup, ate her owner’s socks, resulting in an emergency trip to the vet and a life-saving procedure. Kerrylee Hempenstall, the naughty puppy’s owner, only realized something was wrong with Molly when she refused to eat and began throwing up one day last month. After … Read more
What’s spookier than being ghosted? Being trapped in a sticky web of manipulation and toxicity. Spider-webbing — a brutal concoction of manipulation tactics like breadcrumbing, gaslighting, love bombing and “therapy baiting,” or the veil of therapy attendance as a way to appeal to partners — is the latest dating trend that’s every single’s worst nightmare this … Read more
People who value their flesh are being warned to steer clear of Hurricane Idalia floodwaters in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. Officials are warning residents that hurricane flooding has spread the flesh-eating bacteria known as Vibrio vulnificus to inland regions where it isn’t usually a threat. A Vibrio infection can cause necrosis — the death … Read more
As record heat continues to scorch the midsection of the country and the South, FOX Weather hit the playground to find out exactly how hot the swings, slides and benches actually get. Even our expert was surprised by how hot the equipment got on a cloudy day. “There’s some knobs for the kids to grab, and I’m getting some … Read more
They’re thinking outside the box. Merchandisers and celebrity makeover artists aren’t the only ones cashing in on the success of the “Barbie” movie. Cybersecurity experts are warning of online scammers using the summer blockbuster’s cachet to steal bank info from legions of pink-pilled moviegoers. “Cybercriminals are always on the lookout for opportunities to make phishing … Read more
Welcome to July star seeds and the the oceanic, homebound feels of Cancer season. As we embark on the month ahead we do so with some interesting astroweather afoot and under star. July begins with a full super moon in the cardinal earth sign of Capricorn on July 3, encouraging all of us to give … Read more
Turns out a wandering eye is not the biggest threat to modern sex, love and understanding. There are six main red flags that most men and women see as deal breakers in romantic partners — and “cheating” isn’t one of them, according to the psychologists behind a new study. The research — launched in 2015 … Read more
“One downside of planning on a ‘Dry January’ is that people tend to booze more during December in anticipation of a dry month,” one expert warned. Source link
A mom issued a warning over water beads when her infant daughter was left in a critical condition after accidentally ingesting a bead, which expanded once she swallowed it. Folichia Mitchell initially purchased the Chuckle & Roar Ultimate Water Beads Kit from Target for her 8-year-old son in October, making sure that when he played with … Read more
As the nights get darker and colder, it might be time to break out your winter coat — and not from your closet. There’s a new dating term in the zeitgeist, joining the ranks of “cuffing season,” “doppelbanging” and more. “Winter coating” is when an old flame comes back to heat up your dating life … Read more