A new initiative dedicated to the victims of the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel aims to keep their memory alive by sharing their favorite dishes, Side Dish has learned. The tribute to the 1,400 people killed by Hamas terrorists is the brainchild of the Culinary Institute of Israel, called ASIF, which is creating an online … Read more
Fans were sour when this sweet was taken off shelves — but now it’s returning to market more than a decade after being discontinued. Altoids Sours first went on sale back in 2001, before being nixed nine years later. Since 2010, desperate fans have started multiple change.org petitions begging for the candy to be brought … Read more
Jenny needs a new block. Jennifer Lopez isn’t comfortable living in the $68 million Beverly Hills mansion that she shared with ex Ben Affleck following their split, according to a new report from PEOPLE. “She and Ben bought the house for the whole family,” a source told the outlet Wednesday. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez … Read more
A recent post in the Kmart Mums Australia Facebook group showed off a simple but effective way to elevate your child’s next birthday party or sleepover. The best part is, it definitely won’t break the budget. The mum shared, “Thank you, Kmart! This treat stand was the perfect addition to my daughter’s movie night/slumber birthday party. “The girls … Read more
This mama-daughter sleepover has started an online pillow fight. A North Carolina mom is dividing opinion after sleeping in her daughter’s dorm room on her first night away at college. Critics have called Lori Miggins, 48, “creepy” and “weird” for bunking down with daughter Taylor, 18, at Appalachian State University last week, sharing footage of … Read more
As a mom of three, Nicole Saphier, MD, a medical contributor on Fox News and a radiologist and director of Breast Imaging at Memorial Sloan Kettering Monmouth, knows no one can write the book on motherhood. That’s why she gathered her mom-colleagues and fans to create a collection of essays, memories, and musings in the new book “Love, … Read more
Sports announcer extraordinaire Kenny Albert — who calls Rangers and Knicks games along with other major sports — takes a time out to huddle with Post columnist Steve Serby for some NHL and NBA playoffs Q&A. Q: Is it realistic for Rangers fans to dream of winning the Stanley Cup? A: Definitely realistic. It’s not … Read more
A familiar scent could help individuals with depression recall memories more easily than verbal cues, a recent study published in JAMA Network Open noted. For people with major depressive disorder (MDD), a familiar smell might help them recall autobiographical memories and potentially help with mental health treatment, according to a group of researchers and social workers from the University … Read more
“I had no illusions about my military role in the Special Forces,” writes Captain Lanny Hunter in “Exit Wounds: A Vietnam Elegy” (Blackstone). “I was not a two-fisted, grenade-heaving, knife-fighting, tunnel-blasting, cliff-rappelling, bush-busting, snake-eating, steely-eyed warrior. “I was supposed to be able to keep up. I was supposed to be where they needed me and provide first-line … Read more
Bruce Willis and Emma Heming renewed their wedding vows Tuesday to celebrate 10 years of marriage amid the actor’s recent dementia diagnosis. Heming, 44, shared a touching glimpse of the ceremony in an Instagram Reel posted Wednesday, accompanied by the Coldplay song “Fix You.” In the caption, she wrote that the 68-year-old Willis’ ex-wife, Demi … Read more
Scientists are one step closer to helping humans retrieve that lost train of thought. A new study, published in the journal Current Biology suggests that forgotten memories could be retrieved days later by activating certain brain cells using a biological technique called optogenetics, or by taking roflumilast, an everyday drug typically prescribed to people suffering … Read more
A woman is crediting Facebook memories with helping her fight a deadly disease. Jennifer Pineirovigo, from Florida, said she noticed a small spot under her right eye and booked an appointment with a dermatologist. She later canceled her appointment when what she thought was just a blemish started to fade. After seeing a 2020 picture … Read more
Summary: The formation of long-term memory relies on intrinsic neurological learning processes and the repetition of events. Source: NYU Long-term memories rely on both the repetition of events and an intricate neurological learning process in making these memories last, shows a new study by a team of neuroscientists. Its findings provide a more detailed understanding … Read more