Michael Rubin’s Fourth of July white party isn’t just a party. It’s a place where star athletes, past and present, celebrities and business honchos can let their guard down, mix and mingle — and potentially forge relationships in business and beyond. US Weekly reported that is where Tom Brady met his new gal pal, SI … Read more
Dating for marriage. Tokyo City Hall is developing a unique dating app, Tokyo Futari Story, to encourage residents to consider marriage and parenthood and tackle the country’s initiative of increasing population after decades of decline. The app’s name derives from “Futari,” which means “two people” in Japanese, a nod to the hope that pairings can … Read more
L’Oreal is developing of realistic artificial skin that will be able to “feel,” paving the way for ethical testing of cosmetics and other products without the use of animals. Unveiled at the Viva Technology conference in Paris last week, the bioprinted skin can replicate common skin conditions and behaviors, like eczema, acne, tanning and wound … Read more
When Jesmyn Ward was writing her 2013 book, “Men We Reaped,” she could feel the presence of her brother, who had been killed years earlier by a drunk driver. She still talks to him, as well as to her partner, who died in 2020. “This may just be wishful thinking, but talking to them and … Read more
DEAR ABBY: When my husband, “Wayne,” and I were dating 15 years ago, he would occasionally get angry and stalk off or bust a bag of chips, but after I gave him time alone, he’d be back like nothing happened. He always said that episodes such as this were something he was “working on.” After … Read more
A Texas wife has garnered millions of reactions on TikTok after she made a bingo card that includes her husband’s reactions as he watches Dallas Cowboys games in real time. Makenzie Waters told FOX 4 Dallas that she’s been watching football games with her husband, Justin Waters, for more than half a decade — and … Read more
Let them eat cake. A British baker has created an incredible — and edible — replica of King Charles, but the sweet treat looks so life-like that it’s creepy. Emma Jayne spent five days crafting the confection, which shows the monarch in the robe and crown he wore at his coronation back in May. The … Read more
She’s a shoe-in. When When Mary Lynch, 25, runs her third New York City Marathon on Sunday, she’s hoping her $250 Hoka Rocket X2 super shoes will help propel to her first sub-3-hour finish. “I have never run a marathon in them,” Lynch, who works in finance and lives in Manhattan, told The Post. “You … Read more
If one man knows struggle, it’s a seven-time Mr. Olympia. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Austrian bodybuilding icon and actor turned politician, warned against the US creating a “generation of wimps” and said to embrace struggle during an appearance on “The Howard Stern Show.” “The more you struggle, the further you’re gonna go and the stronger you’re … Read more
The mother of the bride in a recent Texas wedding missed a major step in completing her daughter’s wedding album. Niki Hunt is a 28-year-old nurse from Houston, Texas, who married her husband Daniel on April 1, 2023. Hunt told Fox News Digital that after the wedding, her mother, Sherry Noblett, went online to create a wedding album as … Read more
In February, Gen X darlings Pavement headlined for a crowd of craft beer drinkers that spilled across a muddy lawn outside one of the most influential art museums in the world. Earlier, the thumping bass of sex-positive electro-punk icon Peaches drew the scene away from experimental dance shows and an installation wall of anatomically accurate … Read more
The unfortunate union of ghosting and gaslighting has emerged as the latest disturbing dating trend: “ghostlighting.” The dreaded combo of manipulation and a disappearing act is a one-two punch for singles in the market for love. “Gaslighting is suggesting that someone’s feeling or understanding is the problem. Ghosting is when communication abruptly ends,” dating coach … Read more
One of the nation’s top hospitals announced on Thursday, Nov. 10, that it is at capacity and is reducing elective surgeries due to an unusually high number of patients with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Another nearby hospital is having similar issues. Massachusetts General for Children, located in Boston, said that in the first 10 days of November … Read more