Wood you believe it? Scientists have confirmed the existence of the world’s oldest surviving forest — and the ancient, secret spot is only a short drive from the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple. First discovered at the bottom of an abandoned quarry near the town of Cairo in the Catskill Mountains back in … Read more
She’ll have the eggplant. Women who switch to vegan diets see their libido levels increase by up to 383%, researchers from Stanford University have determined. The frisky, cruelty-free findings are revealed in the new Netflix docuseries, “You Are What You Eat,” which tracks 22 sets of identical twins who adopt plant-based eating habits for eight … Read more
Planes, trains and automobiles will all be packed this week. The Transportation Security Administration predicts this holiday season will be the most traveled of all time, and it seems that no roadways will be shown mercy across the US — especially the tri-state area — for the Thanksgiving holiday. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Wednesday before Thanksgiving … Read more
Booming demand for newer weight-loss and diabetes drugs is expected to accelerate the rise in medical expenses for employers in the United States next year, staff health benefits consultant Mercer said on Friday. GLP-1 medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration could contribute between 50 and 100 basis points to the trend, Mercer’s … Read more
Sunday’s game had long been over when the Giants took over with 2:14 left in the fourth quarter against the Cowboys, but instead of killing the clock to get to the team plane as fast as they could, Brian Daboll let his undrafted rookie quarterback, Tommy DeVito, run a two-minute offense. So there DeVito was, … Read more
A Princeton professor accused of “arguing for decades that we need to rethink bestiality” is again under fire for urging his social media followers to “read and ponder” a “thought provoking” journal article entitled “Zoophilia is Morally Permissible.” Dr Peter Singer, a teacher of bioethics at the Ivy League school’s Center for Human Values since … Read more
Social media users are struggling to spot the numbers that are hidden into a swirling image. The image, posted to Twitter by @benonwine, showed a black and white striped circle with numbers hidden inside of it. However, the line space and direction vary, making it impossible to decipher exactly what the numbers are. “Do you … Read more
Traveling can be a fantastic adventure, but it can also be an exercise in patience, especially when certain quirky travel habits rear their mischievous heads. Jumping on a plane with kids brings with it a whole set of challenges. After a recent trip to France and America with my nine-month-old, I realized flying with a baby is next-level. There’s … Read more
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines were ordered by a federal judge to face a consumer antitrust class action accusing major US carriers of conspiring to drive up domestic airfares by reducing the number of available seats. In a decision on Tuesday, US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in Washington, DC, said passengers offered a “fair amount” or … Read more
Climb in the passenger side, and let’s talk sex drive my babies. The word libido, made popular by spectacled, orally-fixated Taurus kink daddy Sigmund Freud, derives from the Latin lubido meaning “eagerness, longing; inordinate desire, sensual passion, lust.” Coincidentally and etymologically, love and libido share the same ancient root. According to Psychology Today, “Sex drive refers … Read more
Stick to the boardwalk. New Jersey is the worst state to drive in, as it has the highest road congestion nationwide and the second-worst road quality, a new study by MoneyGeek finds. Researchers considered traffic, transportation costs, safety, road infrastructure and weather in its rankings, released last month. New York fared slightly better than the … Read more
Luke Bryan’s son is 15 and every parent knows what that means. “He’s 15, so he’s doing the whole learning permit nightmare,” the “But I Got a Beer in My Hand” singer told Katie Neal on Audacity’s “Kate & Company” podcast this week. “He is not a very good driver right now so we’re having to … Read more
A new treatment that sounds shocking might actually help women who experience low sex drive. Electrical impulses on the dorsal genital nerve around the clitoris have been shown to stimulate sexual arousal in women — including patients with severe spinal-cord injuries. The research, conducted at the University of Michigan, included nine participants in three groups: … Read more
The average parent will drive over 1,400 miles to their destination before considering another mode of transportation, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 car owners or drivers who are parents of school-aged children revealed that when going on a trip, parents will drive an average of 1,479 miles before choosing to fly or … Read more
Janice Dickinson has revealed she stole Donald Trump’s limousine to get to a date with hunky John F. Kennedy Jr. The supermodel, 68, made the car theft confession in an interview with Queerty on Friday, saying she got behind the wheel of the vehicle after failing to find a taxi to take her to dinner … Read more
Netflix’s “Drive To Survive” is back for a fifth installment. The hit series helped catapult Formula 1 into the cultural zeitgeist, and four years after the show premiered, the sport is more popular than ever in the United States. Season 5 highlights Daniel Ricciardo’s fight to remain on the grid, Red Bull’s controversial cost cap … Read more
The producer behind Netflix’s Formula 1 series “Drive to Survive” revealed who he believes will “replace” Daniel Ricciardo as the show’s unspoken main character. The Australian sportsman, 33, was dropped by McLaren Racing last year and failed to secure a seat on the 2023 F1 grid, making it unlikely he’ll appear in the upcoming sixth … Read more
Ordering a Happy Meal shouldn’t make your server miserable. One TikTok user is getting real about the things that will make fast-food service workers hate you –and it includes your toddler. Andrew, who goes by the username @rawcritix on the social media app, has worked in the food service industry for 15 years. His viral … Read more
Life expectancy in the United States is at its shortest since 1996, dragged down by an increase in COVID and drug overdose deaths, according to federal data. Coronavirus caused the third-most deaths in the US in 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday, with only heart disease and cancer causing more. Drug … Read more
Life moves pretty fast — but this car does not. An iconic prop Ferrari from the cult classic movie “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” sold for a cool $337,500 on Saturday — even though it doesn’t actually drive. The replica Ferrari 250 GT California was used in the scene where Cameron Frye (played by Alan Ruck) … Read more