“Applying honey to a cut,” “baking soda paste on mosquito bites,” and “oatmeal on itchy rashes” are some of the ways Americans have treated minor injuries in their own home. A new survey of 2,000 Americans found that most trust natural ingredients to treat minor wounds or skin irritations at least as much, if not … Read more
A statue of Abraham Lincoln, a butter knife made of solid gold and a talking fish — these are just some of the things Americans say they’ve inherited from a loved one. A new survey of 1,200 US respondents conducted by Talker Research on behalf of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? asked people to name the most interesting possessions … Read more
Getting a bargain today can feel like hitting a moving target. Inflation-weary US customers are fed up with feeling like they’re on an economic teeter-totter. A recent survey found that nearly 70% of Americans are concerned about surveillance pricing jacking up the cost of goods — although a troubling 20% think the price tags will … Read more
Sorry, fellas — the era of the celebrated “dad bod” may be heading for the gym locker room. A new study suggests women are swiping left on softer physiques in favor of leaner, athletic builds more akin to actors Paul Mescal and Jacob Elordi than the beer-belly bravado once hailed as peak male attractiveness. But … Read more
New research has revealed that three in five Americans agree that happy hour has evolved beyond the old after-work bar routine. A survey of 2,000 Americans 21+ split evenly by generation looked at how they’re redefining, modernizing, and still enjoying the age-old tradition of “happy hour.” A majority of respondents (60%) agree that happy hour … Read more
New Yorkers are in a lusty state of affairs. With wintery temperatures below freezing and snow piling up to our eyeballs, the randy residents of the Big Apple and beyond are turning up the heat with polyamory. This, according to a new study that ranks New York in the top five “most polyamorous states in the US.” … Read more
With the holidays around the corner, half of Americans have already mapped out their conversation survival “game plan” (50%). A new survey of 2,000 adults 21 and older found that while some are finding solace in wine, others are finding the kids’ table more appealing than ever (47%), especially millennials (62%). The survey explored how … Read more
The holiday season proves that bigger isn’t always better: Nearly half of seasonal gifts come from small businesses, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 general population respondents found that on average, those surveyed purchase 44% of holiday gifts from small businesses — a third said they make more than 50% of their purchases … Read more
Turns out, the miracle of life has a killer playlist. According to a new analysis of thousands of Spotify birth-themed playlists, Coldplay, The Beatles, Ed Sheeran and Fleetwood Mac are the go-to artists helping moms push through the pain — and into parenthood. The baby stroller brand iCandy just took a spin through Spotify — … Read more
Is it a poop de ville? Humans aren’t the only ones with brand loyalty when it comes to automobiles. A recent study found that our fine-feathered friends prefer certain types and colors of vehicles for pooping — with brown vehicles and Ram trucks topping the list of favorite on-the-fly toilets. “Car owners often debate whether … Read more
Paris Jackson wants no part in the Michael Jackson biopic. The late singer’s 27-year-old daughter recently clapped back at star Colman Domingo for claiming that she’s involved in the upcoming project. “They’re very much in support of our film,” Domingo, 55, told People on Sunday at the Venice Film Festival about Michael’s children. “I’m excited to … Read more
They say actions speak louder than words — especially for women. A recent study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science has found that women prefer small acts of service — like helping with chores or cooking a meal — over verbal expressions of affection, such as “I love you” or “I’m here for you,” compared to … Read more
Blinded by the brew? Whether you’re a latte lover, a mocha monster or an espresso elitist — people have strong preferences when it comes to coffee. But what if we told you your choice of java wasn’t simply a matter of taste? A recent study suggests your choice of java is much more than a … Read more
So much for nama-staying in bed. Exercise is said to be the best habit for aging well — even a lazy, five-minute workout can improve muscle strength and heart health. But if you’re struggling to get going, a new study suggests that aligning your fitness routine with your personality type can significantly improve the odds … Read more
A majority of pet owners would prefer to spend time with their fluffy friends when they are stressed rather than with their partners, according to new research. A global survey of 30,000 pet owners found that 65 percent of people would prefer to de-stress in the company of their dog, cat or other household pet … Read more
Forget receding hairlines — women these days want it all gone. Women are more attracted to bald men, according to a new study commissioned by infidelity networking site Illicit Encounters, per the Daily Mail. The company, which proudly advertises itself as a place for married people wanting to have an affair, surveyed 2,000 women to … Read more
Later, “babe.” Gen Z is ditching traditional nicknames for their significant others, per new data on the youngest daters. “Forget ‘darling’ and ‘sweetie,’” wrote researchers for Coca-Cola. “Gen Z [is] ditching outdated pet names for personalized nicknames that reflect who they are and their friendships.” Gen Zers are abandoning old nicknames like “Darling” and “Love” … Read more
Au naturel, please. Men find “natural-looking” lips most attractive on women, even as plumped-up pouts continue to dominate social media, according to new research out of Australia. Scientists at the University of Sydney showed 32 students — 16 men and 16 women — a series of computer-generated faces with varying lip sizes. Each face was … Read more
Thanksgiving dinner cooks are known to spend days preparing a turkey — but most people prefer putting something else on their plates. Campbell’s, one of the most well-known soup and sauce brands in America, has released their third-annual State of the Sides report, looking at holiday side dishes and recipe trends for the November holiday. … Read more
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