Introducing actively restful moments to every day will give your brain the recharge it needs.

The reality is that you're going to have to calculate your specific tax situation and car model to figure it out, but leasing typically only works out economically in a few specific conditions.

Richard Ayoade's "real voice" is pretty darn convincing, actually.

Djokovic, who is gunning for a consecutive Australian Open title, took a moment to check with an annoyed fan what the issue was.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, unemployment levels were the highest the US has seen since the Great Depression.

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Comedians Kurt Braunohler, Aparna Nancherla and Whitney Cummings join Taylor Tomlinson on her brand new CBS late night panel show.

Baby boomers' dominance in the US housing market is coming to an end. And Gen Z, not millennials, are poised to take over.

Advocates of the "Orange Peel Theory" say it's a good way to tell how supportive your partner is.

Are you often arguing about who's being "too sensitive" or "too mean" in the relationship?

Some parts of the country are dealing with significantly poorer road quality than others.

"Tirranna," in Connecticut, is one of the final designs in legendary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright's 70-year career.

Nutritionists have different ideas about where exactly the ideal dinnertime falls, but they all agree it shouldn't be late at night.

For the next 999 years, this weird little camera is capturing a single image to document what has changed. Let's hope that we're still around to see the results.

Once, drug dealers and money launderers saw cryptocurrency as perfectly untraceable. Then a grad student named Sarah Meiklejohn proved them all wrong — and set the stage for a decade-long crackdown.

The pop punk band and late night host either performed the concert of your dreams, or inconvenienced you beyond belief.

Nikki Haley said she will not participate in the Republican debate ahead of the New Hampshire primary unless Donald Trump also takes the stage.

Want to take a selfie? In Berlin, where privacy, living in the moment and counterculture are highly valued, the answer may be "no."

"Last Week Tonight" continues to crush it during award season, so HBO's best show gets to live another year.

For the first time since "West Side Story," Ariana is back on the big screen doing her thing.

This week, guys who ask out a rudimentary email bot with a female name, grandparents who deliberately gave a 4-year-old a food he’s allergic to and a letter writer dead set on obtaining her friend’s sperm.

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State GOPs across the country are going broke, and things are looking particularly bad for Republicans in Arizona and Minnesota.

"This will be my last newsletter on Substack. By the time you've finished reading, the reason should be clear."

Kinda like a scorpion, the giant stag beetle's most daunting feature isn't actually the lethal one.

Orthopedic surgeons are making bank across the board, but especially in Georgia.

From ranking things according to their size, to guessing the number of things floating around in space, these facts will help you grasp just how big the universe is.

Maybe we can still eat around it? Or swap plates before they get back...

PS5 owners now get to enjoy Naughty Dog's controversial classic in new ways.

"Each of us had come to the Changing Lanes CDL School to answer that call."

Vergara is set to play infamous Columbian drug lord Griselda Blanco in the upcoming crime drama "Griselda."

Including a UFO-like home once owned by legendary American actor and comedian Jackie Gleason.

Talking to young women about hormonal contraception reveals more nuanced takes than TikTok would make you think.

North Valley Group are a bunch of hyperactive realtors, who moonlight as comedians, and they let their "dad" take the lead on this one.

Despite popular belief, working out around bedtime isn't going to keep you up, according to Dr. Rebecca Robbins.

Audiences are falling out of love with dizzying multiverse sagas. Can the concept still be a useful lens on the psychology of regret, or is it dead on arrival?

Military history professor Bill Allison breaks down the depiction of the Vietnam War scenes in 1979's "Apocalypse Now," and judges how realistic the movie is.

From property taxes to transportation costs, these are the American cities where it's easiest to afford a home.

Don Bolles is a veteran of punk with a one-of-a-kind collection.

Project Farm runs a gamut of tests on 14 different tumbler brands to find out which ones are actually worth your money. Stanley is good, but there are more affordable options too.

Maybe one day, people will stop interviewing Jonathan Majors.

Lisa Marie Presley was furious at Sofia Coppola's film, and the real inspirations of "May December" have few kind words for it. We look at the knotty problems filmmakers face with "true" stories.

Breathe new life into stale potato chips and cookies, instantly restoring their freshness and flavor.

We would have called this list "the best one-season wonders in TV history," but that implies these shows only lasted for a single season. And that's not exactly what happened here.

Karim Mahmoud joined Andrew Tate’s online business academy expecting to get rich, but found himself stuck in an exploitative grift that nearly derailed his life. He’s now trying to warn others away.

"Why is nobody talking about how upper-class frat boys sound like valley girls?"

Join us in getting to grips with the new, slightly offensive way to compliment celebrities.

Sex scenes don't have to be either mind-blowing or traumatic. Sometimes, there's space for the in-between.