Joy Behar is sharing her point of view on Meghan Markle. The talk show host, 82, got candid about the Duchess of Sussex during a “Hot Topics” discussion regarding women supporting women on “The View.” Behar started the conversation by sharing Gwyneth Paltrow’s response to a remark that Markle, 43, is “moving in on her territory as a … Read more
While glasses are experiencing a bit of a comeback, many people still prefer the look and ease of contact lenses. Though they are convenient, contact lenses can also put you at risk of a potentially serious eye condition called corneal hypoxia. Corneal hypoxia occurs when the cornea isn’t provided enough oxygen. Camerene Pendl/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.com … Read more
It’s all in the eyes. They say that eyes are a window into your soul — but research shows they might also serve as an early window into cognitive decline. A study published in Neurology suggests a simple vision test could detect Alzheimer’s a whopping 12 years before a diagnosis. The study suggests a simple … Read more
An 800lb fetish model earns $5,000 a month by fulfilling bizarre online requests — including roleplaying as a giant that eats tiny people. Reenaye Starr, 44, from Holiday, Florida, weighed 330lb before a car crash in 2009 left her disabled by breaking her right foot and she doubled in size. She started doing fetish modeling … Read more
They’re just not that into you. In today’s digital dating world, consider yourself lucky if you can land a first date. Of course, a second date is not always guaranteed and if your potential suitor isn’t asking for one — you might be the problem. Dr. Terri Orbuch, PhD, a relationship expert at DatingAdvice.com, shared with … Read more
A woman who lost more than 100 pounds thanks to Ozempic is being told by online trolls that she looks 60 years old. Bridget, @simplybridget12 on TikTok, is an open book when it comes to her weight-loss transformation. Despite sharing her story of losing 117 pounds in the hopes of inspiring others, she’s received a … Read more
No need to chase the jingle – Mister Softee is now stationary. The iconic ice cream man has parked in Long Island, putting down roots with its first-ever brick-and-mortar shop earlier this month – in a move that was mint to be, according to its franchise owner. “People love Mister Softee. And sometimes when the … Read more
If aches, pains and mobility issues have made sex too painful or cumbersome, it may be time for a naughty home makeover. These days, sex furniture isn’t just for being kinky — it can actually help with health concerns. “Many people have found that sex furniture changes the way they can experience pleasure — and … Read more
Stuck in the middle with you? Most flyers take pains to avoid sitting in the center — but one first-class passenger on United Airlines relayed a baffling case where a fellow flyer seemed set on a dreaded middle seat. “Why would someone book 2E?” the incredulous plane passenger wrote in a Reddit post detailing the … Read more
By now, Ora Larson recognizes what’s happening. “It feels like you’re shaking inside,” she said. “I’m speeded up. I’m anxious.” If someone asks whether she would like a salad for lunch, she doesn’t know how to respond. She has had several such episodes this year, and they seem to be coming more frequently. “She stares … Read more
Colon health is so chic right now. Rates of early-onset colorectal cancer are on the rise, with diagnoses before age 50 expected to double by 2030. Doctors have urged people to stay vigilant of symptoms and to undergo colonoscopies should they arise — and young people who’ve gotten their own colorectal cancer diagnoses are speaking … Read more
Welcome to Ask Doctor Zac, a weekly column from news.com.au. This week, Dr Zac Turner explores why it seems that people fart more on planes. QUESTION: Hi Dr Zac, I just returned home from London after a 24-hour flight and I swear everyone around me was doing really stinky silent farts that were next-level rank. Is it because … Read more
Not to B-negative, but your blood type could offer a clue to your risk of having a stroke before 60. Researchers at the University of Maryland (UMD) found that people with type A blood are more likely to experience an early-onset ischemic stroke — caused by a blockage of blood flow to the brain — … Read more
It’s a no-laughing matter. A world-famous comedy club has banned people with Botox — for a hilarious reason. The Top Secret Comedy Club in London’s Covent Garden has prohibited attendees from sitting down to enjoy the show if their faces are “frozen” from injections. Guests whose faces seem “frozen” from Botox injections aren’t allowed in … Read more
Even luxury carriers aren’t safe from bad airplane behavior. A Singapore Airlines passenger sparked an etiquette debate online after allegedly exposing his bare feet to fellow flyers — even touching his seatmate’s chair with them. “Why did I have to put be next to this heathen?” declared the tootsie troll’s furious fellow flyer in a … Read more
This trend is nuts. People are eating biodegradable packing peanuts under the assumption that they are edible — much to experts’ dismay. On TikTok, online shoppers claim that the biodegradable packing peanuts make for the perfect “bedtime snack,” arguing that the foam pieces are completely edible because they dissolve in their mouths. Experts warn that, … Read more
A woman has admitted to fat-shaming her husband—but she thinks it was totally justified. The conflict began with what should have been a simple discussion about dinner. “ Last night, I suggested to my husband that we finish off the leftovers in the fridge since we had plenty of food that needed to be eaten,” she recounted. But her husband had … Read more
The snuggle is real. Aleksandra Kasperek realized that sometimes people just need a hug. The Polish entrepreneur runs a professional cuddling salon, which has become so popular that there’s a waitlist for lonely customers seeking some safe-for-work human contact. “I didn’t expect there would be so many people interested,” Kasperek told Jam Press while revealing … Read more
Gratuities are becoming gratuitous. Begging for tips has now become commonplace behavior, from coffee shops to fast food restaurants — even airlines and amusement parks. And while slipping a few bills to a hotel clerk to get better treatment is a timeworn tradition, some guests are reporting a troublesome new trend at luxury properties — where appeals … Read more
Mocktails have non-drinking New Yorkers feeling high-spirited. There’s been an explosion of nonalcoholic cocktails in the Big Apple recently — and it’s not just for Dry January when the health-conscious trade their elixirs for Equinox. From those participating in dry January to the year-round sober curious, 48% of Americans are interested in drinking less alcohol … Read more