Black mascara is officially over — and no one even batted an eye. Spindly, jet black lashes are now obsolete as beauty gurus, makeup artists and celebrities ditch mascara for a more natural look. On TikTok, dozens of young content creators are sharing their au natural beauty routines that lack mascara, claiming they’ve realized that their … Read more
Seven in 10 tailgaters look forward to tailgating season just as much, if not more, than the holiday season, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults looked at sentiments around tailgating and found that for many, tailgating is the best part, as a quarter have attended a tailgate without even having tickets to … Read more
Based on a new study, 43% of Americans would rather watch a movie with their dog than their partner. According to the poll of 2,000 U.S. dog owners, those in a relationship said their dogs are better movie companions because they don’t interrupt (44%), don’t ask questions (42%) and are better cuddlers (35%). Commissioned by … Read more
Based on their shopping habits on social media, Americans have the potential to spend upwards of $59 billion, according to a new study. The poll of 2,000 US adults who use social media found that 68% have shopped through their social media feeds, and the average person would willingly spend a maximum of $262 on … Read more
If dude looks like a lady he might be Mr. Right. Previous research has shown that women tend to seek masculine faces in sexual partners due to a primal instinct toward a healthy genetic match to provide the best odds for offspring — even though these men are perceived as less faithful and more likely … Read more
Nearly three-quarters of Americans prefer driving to their vacation destination over flying, according to new research. A recent poll of 2,000 American drivers found that the open road is the best way when embarking on an adventure. So what makes driving the most popular option? Road trip veterans reported the best things about road trips … Read more
Keep your bougie meals — Americans would rather eat comfort food than fine dining for the rest of their lives. That’s according to a poll of 2,000 U.S. adults which revealed that Americans are more than three times more likely to opt for comfort food (70%) over gourmet meals (16%) if they could only choose … Read more
While TikTok continues to make its mark on the younger generations, healthy credit is still at the top of their minds. A survey of 500 Gen Z and 500 millennials revealed that nine in 10 millennials would rather have an “excellent” credit score than 50,000 followers on TikTok, according to new research. Even the internet-enamored … Read more
Rather than allow young children to pack an overnight bag and spend the night at a friend’s home, there’s a new trend among some parents across the U.S. It’s called the “sleepunder” or “lateover,” with parents picking up their kids before it’s time to go to sleep. To learn more about what’s driving the trend, Fox News … 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
Fellas, if you fancy a one-night stand it may be time to hit the gym. Research has revealed that women prefer more muscular men for their frisky flings and short-term romances. A new study led by University of Arkansas Professor Mitch Brown quizzed 384 females about their thoughts on dating, with the results published in … Read more
As well as being an inconvenience, mosquitoes are the deadliest animal to humans on the planet. But some people swear up and down to be more attractive to the buzzing pests than others. They’re the people who return from a beach holiday covered in red, itchy welts and insist that the party moves inside as … Read more
This May for National Pet Month, an e-commerce grocery delivery service is revealing its findings on which US states are the more dog-friendly or cat-friendly. Instacart, headquartered in California, shared its shopping data with FOX Business on Americans’ pet-related buys, and where these purchases took place. “It’s a common observation that people tend to fall into one of two … Read more
Ninety percent of pet owners want only the best for their furry companions, recognizing that pets are more than just companions. It’s no secret that pets hold a special place in their owners’ hearts, as eight in 10 said that their pets are their No. 1 source of joy, according to a survey of 2,000 … Read more
Some 73% of Gen Z and millennial men admit they need an intervention for their self-care habits. In a March survey of 2,000 men ages 18 to 42, two in five (42%) revealed they need someone to confront them about their skin care regimen or lack thereof, as well as their diet (42%). Other aspects … Read more
In losing weight, she lost herself. Claudette Hawk shed nearly half her body weight thanks to weight loss surgery, but she says she is now struggling with 20 pounds of excess skin that makes it difficult to have sex and even live her life. The 59-year-old mom, who once weighed over 300 pounds, underwent gastric … Read more
The average person “shops small” 213 times throughout the year. A recent survey of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed nine in 10 (93%) people rely on a small business for events in their lives. A whopping 88% know someone who is employed at a small business in their community, with the average person knowing four names … Read more
Just in time for the holidays, new research shows that the “perfect gift” has to be, above all else, a surprise. In a poll of 2,000 Americans, 79% said giving gifts is more fun when the recipient isn’t expecting it. Nearly half (49%) believe gifts are especially more fun when it’s a surprise both to … Read more