It’s time for Gen Z to stop “bed rotting” and leave the house. Working from home could stunt career growth and romantic relationships, Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business, said at the Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit last week. “You should never be at home. That’s what … Read more
Over Mother’s Day dinner on Sunday, my college-aged niece ribbed my mother for constantly misplacing her iPhone. My mom, who is in her seventh decade, cracked, “Unlike you, I was not born with a cellphone in my hand, so it’s not an appendage for me.” It was good-natured family banter. But sitting between a Boomer … Read more
An employee at a Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen in Chicago was caught on video destroying the store after he was allegedly not paid for a month of work. TikTok user Sarah (@itsrah26) posted on Tuesday a now-viral video of the unidentified man cutting open bags and boxes of food, and other damage in the fast food restaurant. As … Read more
On Monday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the agency’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey, conducted every two years, and it painted a grim picture for our young people. Among the more alarming stats: Most teen girls (57%) felt persistently sad or hopeless in 2021, which is double the rate for teen boys (29%). … Read more
“Airplane!” director David Zucker doesn’t think the jokes in the 1980 comedy would fly today. When asked if his Leslie Nielsen-led flick could be made in 2022, the 75-year-old filmmaker said yes, but “without the jokes.” “We could be as offensive as we liked,” Zucker told the conservative group PragerU about his movies, which also … Read more