One lyric, one song: Can you name the 1971 hit?
1971 song trivia The year 1971 was a musical powerhouse that gave us some of the most unforgettable songs in American history. It was a time when the cultural revolution of the ’60s was maturing […]
Popular American foods that are banned abroad
Popular American foods that are banned abroad Europe has blocked imports of American foods containing substances like artificial growth hormones, brominated vegetable oil, titanium dioxide,e and potassium bromate, citing potential human health risks. The EU’s […]
NJ schools adopt bell-to-bell phone ban for students
In the final weeks of Governor Phil Murphy’s tenure, he visited Ramsey High School in Bergen County to sign bipartisan legislation requiring all school districts in New Jersey to adopt policies restricting the use of […]
Your Feb 20 horoscope: Today’s astrology favors routines over chaos
Your daily AI horoscope A push toward emotional depth and structural integrity characterizes the cosmic energy as the moon enters Scorpio and forms a supportive trine to the sun in Pisces according to Google Gemini. […]
America’s 10 Most Deadliest Bodies of Water
Dangerous waters While the beauty of America’s lakes, rivers, and coastlines is undeniable, a sobering statistic reveals a hidden threat: an average of 4,000 drownings occur annually in the US, many within these very waters. […]
Songs from the ’70s to calm your nervous system
Songs from the ’70s to calm your nervous system Modern life creates constant stress for millions of people. Research confirms that music affects the parasympathetic nervous system, helping accelerate stress recovery while lowering cortisol levels. […]
Take a brain break & watch these 19 Gen-X approved movies
19 Gen-X approved movies Generation X is famous for three things – apathy, grunge music, and social media memes about how their parents were negligent. However, if you dig a little deeper, you may find […]
Downsizing regrets: What retirees miss—and don’t
Downsizing regrets: What retirees wish they’d kept (and what they’re glad is gone) Five years after downsizing, one couple reflects on selling their family home within 24 hours and reducing possessions by half. Their biggest […]
Trump EPA declares no harm from climate change
The Environmental Protection Agency was created to protect the environment and people from harmful pollution. But under the Trump administration, the EPA promised fossil fuel companies “concierge, white-glove service” and offered some of the nation’s […]
Boomer icons who are way cooler than Gen Z influencers
Boomer icons who are way cooler than Gen Z influencers Gen Z influencers dominate social media feeds today but lack the cultural impact of Boomer legends. Baby Boomers led a cultural revolution that redefined societal […]
This day in history: Betty Friedman publishes The Feminine Mystique
On February 19, Betty Friedan’s groundbreaking book “The Feminine Mystique” was published. Referred to as “The Problem with No Name,” Friedan examined how society expected women to devote their lives solely to being wives and […]
Your Feb 19 horoscope: The stars say “slow down and don’t overspend”
Your daily AI horoscope The sun moves into Pisces today, marking a significant shift toward intuition and empathy, according to Google Gemini. The general guidance for this day suggests that individuals should prioritize emotional intelligence […]
The germiest things in your home that you use every day
The germiest things in your home that you use every day Your bathroom toilet isn’t the germiest place in your home. The kitchen actually contained the highest levels of contamination in homes. More than 75 […]
14 Boomer-era products Gen Z thinks are cool again
14 Vintage Products and Brands the Kids Think Are Cool Again Gen Z is the most tech-savvy in history, as they’ve grown up with advanced gadgets that their baffled parents can barely understand. But while […]
Can seniors donate blood? The truth about age limits
Can seniors donate blood? The truth about age limits You reach 65 and wonder if blood banks still want your donations. The truth is that there’s no upper age limit for blood donation. Research shows […]
As climate change heats up our world, will we lose the Winter Olympics?
Retired Winter Olympian Katie Tannenbaum remembers when global warming first really came into focus for her. “Climate change has always been on my radar,” says Tannenbaum, a slider — a racer in the sport of […]
This day in history: Pluto is discovered
February 18 marks the discovery of Pluto by astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh. The discovery reshaped the understanding of the solar system, as Pluto was long considered the ninth planet until the International Astronomical Union (IAU) […]
How much physical cash should I have access to at all times?
How much physical cash should I have access to at all times? Natural disasters, power outages, and banking system failures happen without warning to households nationwide. Keeping physical cash at home provides essential security when […]
Your Feb 18 horoscope: Today’s cosmic memo warns to pace yourself
Your daily AI horoscope The cosmic climate shifts toward a need for practical application and grounded communication as the Moon transitions through Sagittarius and forms a stabilizing aspect with Saturn, according to Google Gemini. The […]
20 songs from the 1970s proven to reduce your stress instantly
20 songs from the 1970s proven to reduce your stress instantly The 1970s gave us bell-bottoms, disco balls, and soul-soothing tunes that science says can calm your nervous system. Research confirms that listening to music […]
Receding hairline at 60: What helps—and what’s a scam
Receding hairline at 60: What helps—and what’s a scam By age 60, approximately 80 percent of men and 50 percent of women experience some hair loss. The receding hairline represents androgenetic alopecia, a natural part […]
Mardi Gras: Behind-the-scenes of “The Greatest Free Show on Earth”
Louisiana Mardi Gras: A Behind-the-Scenes Look and Fascinating History As a bonafide “Cajun” born and raised in south Louisiana, Mardi Gras season is tied to my culture, childhood, family, and traditions. It starts on January […]
ThunderCats secretly taught Boomers these 8 life lessons
ThunderCats secretly taught Boomers these 8 life lessons While other 1980s cartoons faced criticism for violence and toy-selling, ThunderCats took a different approach. Rankin/Bass hired Dr. Robert Kuisis, Ph.D., as psychological consultant to evaluate every […]
’70s rock songs that wouldn’t fly today
’70s rock songs that wouldn’t fly today Seventies rock produced enduring classics alongside tracks reflecting deeply troubling attitudes toward women, race, and power dynamics. Cultural standards and social expectations have evolved dramatically since that turbulent […]
US cities that make retirement feel like a permanent vacation
U.S. cities that make retirement feel like a permanent vacation Retirement should feel relaxing, not stressful. Some cities offer resort-style living where retirees never run out of activities. These destinations combine ideal weather, cultural amenities, […]
This day in history: US women’s hockey wins first Olympic gold medal
February 17 celebrates the 28th anniversary of the United States women’s hockey team winning its first Olympic gold medal at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics. The team defeated longtime rival Canada 3-1 in a historic […]
Your Feb 17 horoscope: The Aquarius solar eclipse chooses chaos (and clarity)
Your daily AI horoscope Today marks a significant celestial turning point as a potent Solar Eclipse in Aquarius creates a landscape of rapid change and sudden realizations, according to Google Gemini. The overarching guidance for […]
Elizabethan parenting practices: Raising heirs, servants & workers
Elizabethan parenting practices: Raising heirs, servants & workers Children in Elizabethan England faced vastly different childhoods depending on birth. The rigid class system dictated everything from education to life expectancy. Parents raised children for economic […]
Elizabethan parenting practices: Raising heirs, servants & workers
Elizabethan parenting practices: Raising heirs, servants & workers Children in Elizabethan England faced vastly different childhoods depending on birth. The rigid class system dictated everything from education to life expectancy. Parents raised children for economic […]
Live alone? Here are 15 things you should have
Live alone? Here are 15 things you should have Living alone offers independence and freedom today. However, it means being your only safety net. Twenty-eight percent of adults aged sixty and over live alone. Being […]