Nothing demonstrates the moral bankruptcy of national TV than the repeated, two-network appearances of Alex Rodriguez. Oh, there are challengers. NBC’s hiring of selectively ignorant, self-enriching race-arsonist Al Sharpton is close. So is the networks’ race to hire ready-or-not college coaches moments after they’ve been sacked for the kind of cheating that even head fundraisers … Read more
Nicola Crymble, a 43-year-old mom, was in constant pain. She was bleeding and experiencing swelling around her abdomen for months, while doctors told her it was caused by perimenopause and anxiety. “They told me it was all fine and that it was all in my head,” she told Talk to the Press. But it wasn’t — … Read more
Los Angeles Lakers late legend Kobe Bryant’s daughter, Natalia, walked the runway at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Sunday. Natalia was there with her mother, Vanessa, who made many social media posts showing her and Kobe’s daughter their support. One specific social media post before Vanessa made from before the show began contained a … Read more
Your nails might be trying to tell you something — and checking them could be the easiest way (hands down) to spot hidden health problems. Meaning “little moon” in Latin, lunulae are the half-moon shapes at the base of your nails. It’s where new nail cells are made and pushed forward. They’re most prominent on … Read more
New research suggests that voice disorders, including shifts in vocal pitch, volume or clarity, could indicate a higher probability of developing dementia or cognitive impairment in the future. A study involving 833,417 participants aged 50 and older examined the connection between a voice disorder, hearing loss, or both with the chance of developing cognitive impairment … Read more
Everybody knows how to see the Hollywood sign: look up. But getting a good view of it — or figuring out how to get close — is surprisingly complicated. Where to see the Hollywood sign in LA We spent a day testing some of the most popular ways to see Los Angeles’ most recognizable landmark, … Read more
Your funky belly button could hold vital clues about your health — including signs of Parkinson’s, which is notoriously hard to diagnose. No single lab or test can confirm a Parkinson’s diagnosis, and doctors are left to rely on symptoms, medical history, and tests like MRIs to rule out other conditions. Sometimes it can take … Read more
Children who blink more, think more. Researchers found that spontaneous and rapid eye-blinking is a sign of higher performance on cognitive flexibility tasks in children aged 3-6. The association is linked to brain activation in the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (dIPFC), which controls executive functioning for planning and focus. Blinking is directly related to brain … Read more
Right in plain sight. Cardiovascular disease, including heart attacks and strokes, is responsible for more deaths in the US than cancer and accidents combined, accounting for more than a quarter of all deaths in the U.S. in 2023. Catching early warning signs of these diseases could be a game changer, and research has found a … Read more
Getting out of bed once during the night to use the bathroom is common, but repeated trips could signal underlying issues, health experts warn. Waking up more than once a night to urinate can meet the clinical definition of nocturia, which affects about half of adults over 50 and becomes more common with age, according … Read more
“Quiet quitting,” a workplace term for doing only the minimum required, has also been used to describe a pattern in some marriages. In relationships, the informal term refers to spouses who remain together while reducing their emotional effort, communication or involvement in the relationship. Couples may continue managing day-to-day responsibilities, such as household tasks and parenting, … Read more
He still supports her “Dreams.” The day before she launched her new podcast “Good Grief,” an anxious Amanda Kloots spoke to her late husband, Broadway star Nick Cordero. “I was driving around LA and I was feeling very nervous, and I was talking to Nick. I talk to him a lot in the car. And … Read more
A small Nantucket business is at the center of a social media storm after posting a sign declaring “No Influencers,” igniting a fierce online debate over tourism, entitlement and the growing power of social media personalities. Barstool Sports founder and Nantucket homeowner Dave Portnoy joined FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on “Varney & Co.” to weigh … Read more
Is it just a slammed bedroom door — or something more? Moodiness is often considered part of the teenage years, but for some adolescents, persistent irritability, withdrawal or changes in behavior may signal something deeper. Research shows that about 1 in 5 young Americans experiences clinical depression, yet the condition can be difficult for parents … Read more
Macy’s has said goodbye to their iconic billboard. The iconic red-and-white Macy’s shopping bag billboard at Herald Square was dismantled this weekend, exposing the historic “holdout” building that has been hidden for decades. For sixty years, the massive sign — complete with its signature white tissue paper peaking over the top—served as a festive staple … Read more
It must be a sign. Get ready for another wave of Knicks mania as fans across the world are now fighting for the chance to take home a piece of the championship. This week, the New York City Department of Transportation announced one lucky basketball fan will score the authentic ‘Champions Way’ street sign that … Read more
You may want to throw out that college degree because the famous bronze beaver is shelling out big bucks to work at the gas station. In a post on X that recently went viral, a sign was set outside of a Buc-ee’s location showing the range of salaries and positions available, with one job paying … Read more
A woman’s “tingly” and numb face turned out to be a brain tumor – after it was revealed by an MRI for an unrelated back problem. Amy Seager, 38, experienced numbness and tingling on the left side of her face, as well as hearing loss in one of her ears. It wasn’t until she had … Read more
Cody Carroll was a healthy toddler when he started struggling with recurring ear infections and hearing loss at the age of two. He was given hearing aids. But his mother, Georgia Nonas, was concerned when she noticed other issues. Cody had started to speak, but then became mute. While Cody was diagnosed with autism, his … Read more
Vital clues about how well the brain is aging may already be at our fingertips. A new study out of Portugal found that the speed at which older adults are able to perform a basic, everyday task could be a powerful indicator of cognitive decline. The findings suggest it may one day serve as a … Read more