Turkey is not for everyone – and corporate America knows it well. Therefore, grabbing a coffee, fast food, last-second takeout, or a sit-down meal across the country on Thanksgiving won’t be difficult. Although government-run services like the Post Office will be closed and garbage pickup in NYC will be on hold for 24 hours after … Read more
Dear ABBY: My son’s father, “Tony” and I dated for two years before our son was born. We broke up seven years ago, and it’s been on and off most of the time since then. Last year we got closer again and I asked him what he wanted. Tony said he doesn’t want a romantic … Read more
Is she lying? Jocelyn Wildenstein, the Swiss socialite known as “Catwoman” for her extensive plastic surgery, insists in a new interview that she has never had such a procedure — and even eschews Botox. “I have not had plastic surgery,” the 84-year-old told The Sun Wednesday. “I’m afraid of what might happen and I don’t … Read more
That’s just the hoof! According to a new study, crabs can feel pain when boiled alive during conventional food preparation – just like other shellfish like lobsters. Zoologists from Sweden’s University of Gothenburg performed brain scans on crabs to see how their nervous systems would react to painful stimuli, according to a summary of the … Read more
Yoga in a bottle? Scientists have identified the specific part of the brain that controls conscious breathing and meditation techniques – and said the discovery could create a whole new class of anti-anxiety drugs they’re calling the “yoga pill”. The pill can make a person suffering from a panic or anxiety attack automatically slow and … Read more
You won’t be able to stop listening to this. A mortuary technique has managed to make many people shudder with its explanation of what happens to your organs after you die. “During a post-mortem, people seem to think your organs are back where nature intended,” a technician named Hayleigh, who goes by @themortuarytech on TikTok, … Read more
Walking in football may cause more brain damage than previously thought, according to a new study. Researchers from the Radiological Society of North America looked at links between one of soccer’s most common practices – heading the ball – and neurodegenerative diseases such as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). According to a new study, soccer headers … Read more
Seven is heaven – when you have two apartments. A NYC mother of five has sparked controversy after sharing her family’s Big Apple survival secret on social media. Kristi — known on TikTok as @kristiipartyof6 — is a content creator who moved to the city four years ago, where she lives most of the year … Read more
Thanks for the kind thanks. Saying the word “Thanksgiving” may seem straightforward, but the official name of Turkey Day has a different pronunciation depending on where you are in the US, according to a study by online language learning platform Preply. “While there is no one correct way to say ‘Thank you,’ there are regional … Read more
The prediction hadn’t called for a chance for meatballs. An Australian influencer could have used a MEAT-watch after a mysterious mystery of raw meat was splattered on her windshield at the McDonald’s drive-thru. A video of the messy incident is currently making the rounds on TikTok as internet sleuths try to crack down CAR– caper … Read more
