There's never going to be a one-size-fits-all situation when it comes to perfecting retirement, but there are different ways you can look at it to figure out what works best. Here's what it would cost the average American to retire.

Damn bro give it up, let's just order a pizza. We mean... this is totally inspiring, let's just wake up the whole house.

Nope, it's not the "Lone Star State" or "Remember The Alamo."

As convenient as it seems, using your vacuum cleaner for these spills will actually cause you a bigger headache.

Select words by dragging on the grid, tapping each letter individually, or typing on the keyboard.

Of course the US is number one, but the gap between first and second place is stark.

Practice with a poker chip, and you'll eventually be able to transition to good ol' Washington 25 cent pieces.

Despite being only five episodes, some critics have loved it.

A pregnant woman decides whether or not it's worth driving six-hours for a wedding where she's not invited.

The average MBA student comes from consulting, picks up an MBA degree and goes back to consulting. Here's what a bunch of MBA students said when they were asked how to make it big in the world of consulting.

For 13 days, Business Insider's Monica Humphries lived in a van. The optimist in her hoped it would be just like what she saw online. While aspects of the van life lifestyle are incredible, the reality includes plenty of lows.

When dealing with dirty dishes, just scrape off excess food, as your appliance doesn't require pre-rinsing — they can handle it themselves.

A look at the Census Bureau's recent ACS data shows which big cities are losing its older generation of residents, and where some of them are headed.

Knowing his mother's love for Parisian art, this young man added pastel colors, new shelves and modern fixtures.

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

Can you let us know in the comments if you think this should be a thing across the nation?

Honolulu, Hawaii, is the priciest place to bring your furry friend on vacation with you.

"I often used to judge people who decided to have kids. But sometimes, all it takes is one person to change things."

After performing on a Wu-Tang remix with Tom Morello, the group hyped up the drum track to Chad without knowing he had performed it.

This week, a letter writer who helped their partner’s estranged mom get back into his life, someone who suggested doing a DNA test on a recently deceased person using hair from his hairbrush and a 9-year-old who is very good at catching wild rabbits.

It can be awkward, but it doesn't need to be.

From the number of drunk drivers to how many drivers looked at a phone per mile, these are the states with the most reckless people on the road.

"The last meal I had was Doritos."

"I am a great man," Jonathan Majors tells his then-girlfriend Grace Jabbari in an audio recording that was played at his trial after he was charged with assaulting her. "I am doing great things."

Out of the millions of incarcerated people, one man attempts to break free to be at his child's birth in Missouri. This hits Peacock on February 2, 2024.

New York homes come with standard headaches. This might be the dumbest one yet.

After testing out 14 different frozen pizzas, and suffering through most of them, Roberta's stands head and shoulders above the rest.

In case you weren't already bummed out about the state of the US healthcare system, here are some people in Japan finding out how expensive certain treatments are.

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.

"He and Letitia James agree, in a way, that the case against him can’t be separated from politics."

The judge presiding over the case said Trump was not allowed to deliver his own closing arguments at the trial but, as we've seen, the former president can't take no for an answer.

The billionaire, who is feuding with a publication, its board members and everyone else who comes in his way, wants us all to be spectators.

From the murder inspired by "Breaking Bad" on "3 Body Problem," to stabbings on "Lost" and "awful explosive diarrhoea," TV sets are so often littered with strange tragedies.

Remember, when in self-doubt, just try seeing things from a new viewpoint.

A resilient family turns an unexpected layoff into a golden opportunity to start a now very successful food business.

"Turns out the popular wisdom on this perennial favourite topic is all wrong."

The apparent evidence of her disappearance is, in fact, the very camouflage skilfully aiding her seamless magic trick.

Netizens have come together to compile a list of the last extant parts of what used to make up the web in the 1990s.

Between the next colourful Hokas and ON Running's latest offering, it's tricky to know what runners to go for — so we asked the pros to break down the best options.

Coming to Max on February 4, 2024, this last season has a slew of new celebrity cameos (like Sharlto Copley) as well as Larry David being out-of-his-mind neurotic.

Fewer than half of all boomers have saved enough for retirement. They'll be forced to rely on their millennial and Gen Z kids.

With her pioneering 1976 bestseller "The Hite Report," she became one of the biggest names in sex and celebrity. A new documentary explores what happened next, from the scandal that dogged her to her eventual disappearance.

A child ballerina, who is also a vampire, gets abducted in Universal Pictures' ongoing trend to reinvent its monster movie properties. This releases on April 19, 2024.

LaKeith Stanfield plays a set of twins, one of whom seeks to be a Jesus-like substitute. Who stands in his way? James McAvoy and Benedict Cumberbatch.

The COVID-19 pandemic sent millions of Americans on the move, many of them relocating to key swing states. The population boom in battleground states could be reflected in 2024 election results at both the local and presidential levels.

Dan McClellan, Biblical academic and noted TikToker, breaks down the most likely explanation for the odd middle initial.

This mid-century gem was built by the American architect Andrew Geller in 1968, and was renovated in 2020.

Snoring is often viewed as humorous or innocuous, but experts say it's a design flaw — and a danger signal.