A slower walking pace could be a sign of cognitive decline or dementia, a new study suggests. Researchers assessed more than 16,800 healthy people over the age of 65 in the U.S. and Australia during a seven-year period (2010 to 2017), according to the published study in JAMA Network Open. The investigators measured participants’ walking … Read more
Soccer broadcaster Taylor Twellman is being investigated by Major League Soccer after an alleged physical altercation in October with a production assistant ahead of a playoff broadcast on Apple TV. The incident — which came to light in a report by The Athletic this week — involved the broadcaster and an audio engineer from Program … Read more
Like a boss. Andy Samberg, 45, has revealed the real reason why he left “Saturday Night Live.” “It was a big choice. For me, it was like, I can’t actually endure it anymore. But I didn’t want to leave,” Samberg said on the latest episode of Kevin Hart‘s Peacock interview series “Hart to Heart.” “Physically … Read more
This is 40 — eating thoughtfully to age gracefully. People who eat nutritiously in their 40s and beyond are 43% to 84% more likely to be in good physical and mental health at 70 compared to those who do not, new research finds. People who eat nutritiously in their 40s and beyond are 43% to … Read more
“Too wong…feud?” In an interview on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live,” John Leguizamo described his late co-star Patrick Swayze as “neurotic” and “difficult” to work with. The two actors starred in the 1995 drag queen cult classic “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar,” alongside Wesley Snipes and Stockard Channing. Leguizamo’s comments were spurred by host … Read more
Angelina Jolie has claimed that the infamous 2016 plane incident isn’t the only time that ex-husband Brad Pitt allegedly abused her. Per docs obtained by Page Six, on Thursday, Jolie’s legal team made this allegation in an attempt to prove that Pitt refused to allow his ex-wife to sell her portion of their Chateau Miraval … Read more
Rebel Wilson’s taking another swat at Borat. While promoting her upcoming memoir, “Rebel Rising,” the “Pitch Perfect” actress, 44, told the Sunday Times of London that Sacha Baron Cohen, her co-star in “The Brothers Grimsby,” made her feel “laughed at and degraded” on set nearly a decade ago. The Aussie performer previously claimed that Baron … Read more
Daphne Joy is accusing 50 Cent, her ex-boyfriend, of rape and physical abuse — which he denies and claims only fuels his desire to get custody of their 11-year-old son, Sire — after Joy was named as an alleged sex worker for Sean “Diddy” Combs in a lawsuit. The 37-year-old model directed a lengthy statement … Read more
Tired of working out? There may soon be a pill for that. A new “exercise pill” could potentially replace some — not all — of the benefits of working out, according to a new study. Scientists from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis spent 10 years creating new compounds that seem to … Read more
He wasn’t feeling very collegiate. Joel McHale, 52, who starred on “Community” from 2009-2014, has alleged that he had an “altercation” with co-star Chevy Chase, 80, behind the scenes. McHale, who currently stars in the Fox workplace sitcom “Animal Control,” was a guest on a recent episode of Michael Rosenbaum’s “Inside of You” podcast, where … Read more
The cosmetically obsessed are maxing out more than their credit cards to keep up with the plastic Jones’. “Looksmaxxing” is a dangerous viral trend encouraging men to reshape their faces and cutting away at their mental health. From the most loathesome corners of the internet has sprung forums that promote aesthetic changes for men to … Read more
Face up to this study about your pet pooch’s life expectancy. An analysis of more than 584,000 canines in the United Kingdom has uncovered that dogs with squished faces and small noses are likely to live for far less time on average than those with longer faces and larger snouts. The study was published in … Read more
Are you a stone-cold psychopath? The answer could be right in your hands. Researchers in Canada have analyzed the finger lengths of volunteers with clinically diagnosed psychiatric issues to determine whether psychopathy is “biologically rooted.” The team found that those whose index fingers are shorter than their ring fingers are more likely to have a … Read more
The “Yellowstone” drama is nonstop — both on-screen and off. Cole Hauser, 48 – who stars on “Yellowstone” as Rip Wheeler, the loyal son-in-law to John Dutton (Kevin Costner) and husband to the ruthless Beth Dutton (Kelly Reilly, 46) – is the latest cast member to get into a fight with showrunner Taylor Sheridan, 53. … Read more
It seems as though everyone has back pains these days, whether it’s from sitting at a desk all day, heavy lifting or just an awkward movement. According to research from Cross River Therapy, 540 million people globally suffer from back pain at any given time, and eight out of 10 Americans experience back problems at … Read more
The physical therapist will not see you now. Outpatient physical therapist (PT) practices are experiencing severe staff shortages, with the highest vacancy rates at 17%, according to a recent report by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), a nonprofit group based in Virginia. The report is based on survey responses from 133 outpatient physical therapy practices across … Read more
Wayne Brady was hit by a drunken driver Sunday in Malibu, The Post can confirm. The 51-year-old multi-talented personality was driving on the Pacific Coast Highway when another car hit him. The incident reportedly escalated when the other driver, allegedly a 51-year-old man, and the “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?” alum launched into a heated … Read more
Who says snail mail is dead? More than half (54%) of Americans say they still mail their greeting cards versus sending via digital and social platforms, new research suggests. A new survey of 2,000 U.S. adults split evenly by generation uncovered that taking an extra step in the personalization of holiday expressions goes a long … Read more
Your going to want to read this. New research finds that when people are subjected to poor grammar, it actually causes them stress — and even initiates a “fight or flight” response. A lack of proper speech or penmanship sets off several triggers within the automatic nervous system (ANS) — a network that controls the … Read more
New research out of the US and London shows that shouting at children can be just as harmful to them as sexual or physical abuse. The study, commissioned by the UK charity Words Matter, was published this month in the journal Child Abuse & Neglect. It calls for childhood verbal abuse (CVA) to be officially … Read more