For most thirteen-year-old girls, the biggest worry is about making friends at school. Or, trying to keep up with the latest trends. In filmmaker Kenneth R. Frank‘s How I Spent My Summer Vacation, the ...

An unusually sentimental Billy Idol, once dubbed Rolling Stone’s “Sneer of the Year” in 1985, reflects on his life in a schmaltzy new ballad, “Dying to Live.” “Once when I was younger/Back when I knew ...

In case you've faced some hurdles solving the clue, You, once, we've got the answer for you. Crossword puzzles offer a fantastic opportunity to engage your mind, enjoy leisure time, and test your ...

Pringles is dusting off its “Once You Pop, The Fun Don’t Stop” tagline made famous in the ‘90s while updating the concept for Gen Z snackers, according to news shared with Marketing Dive. The phrasing ...

Some animals get only the briefest chance at life. Instead of stretching across years, their time is measured in days or months. Their survival depends on racing through growth and reproduction, even ...

I belong to a community of writers whose mission is to help others manage their money, avoid unscrupulous financial professionals, protect themselves from scams and save enough to retire with as ...

ROCHESTER — It’s 9 a.m. Monday at 125 Live and the place is hopping. In one class, people are gracefully gliding to Tai Chi rhythms. In another, arms are swinging, legs are kicking to an aerobics ...

Google today “officially launched” (US English) AI Mode’s Search Live capability, with both audio and video input, today. From the top of the Google app, tap the “Live” icon next to the wide “AI Mode” ...

Why build a telescope? YOLO, as the kids say. Having decided that, one must decide what type of far-seer one will construct. For his 10″ reflector, [Carl Anderson] once again said “Yolo”— this time ...

You’re reading Open Questions, Joshua Rothman’s weekly column exploring what it means to be human. This summer, I reread the novel “Aurora,” by Kim Stanley Robinson, a science-fiction writer whom I ...

Forget emotional baggage — you’re hauling around spare parts. Turns out, you don’t need all 78 of your organs to get through life, which comes in handy when surgeons have to start making cuts.