We are just a few days into 2026, and if you have already given up on your plans for the New Year, Tik Tok has unique way to keep you motivated...Punch cards. You make punch cards tied to specific habits you want to keep, and each time you do it, you punch out a square. Once your card is full, you reward yourself with a little treat.
If your kids are picky eaters it might not their fault a new study shows it is in their genetics.
On a scale from 1 to 10, what's the worst pain you've ever experienced? 59% of Americans in a new poll said at least an "8". That includes one in four who said a full-blown "10".
Here are some strategies for keeping your resolutions going strong: Tie habits to routines, not your motivation . . . plan for things to go wrong . . . and bring in one person to help keep you accountable.
Dry January is a month long fast or break from alcohol and there are some great health benefits like weight loss and better sleep, that come with a break from drinking.
She didn't need the Power Ball lottery to get her billions. Mrs. Carter has raked in lots of money from her tours, music and merchandise to put her in the Billionaires Club
If you want to get a good workout over the holidays try the Christmas Cookie Circuit. No gym equipment needed.
A naughty lyric from Taylor Swift's "Wood" was one of the most-viewed of the year. The other most-viewed lyric is from "Not Like Us" by Kendrick Lamar.
Music psychologist Dr. Claire Renfrew developed a scientifically-backed Christmas car playlist designed to boost happiness during holiday drives. Her research identified Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" as the most scientifically perfect festive song.
You might end up in a few photos this holiday season, so here are some tips on how to look your best in them: Angle your body just slightly instead of standing straight on . . . find good lighting . . . and act a bit silly to help lighten the mood.
Mariah Carey, Chappell Roan, and Post Malone lead the diverse lineup of performers set to be featured on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest special that will ring in 2026.
Congrats to Miley and Maxx!!!
Spotify has Wrapped and Apple Music has Replay, YouTube now has an end of year recap feature called YouTube Recap
Starting in February, the TSA will begin charging you $45 if you do not have a REAL ID when you arrive a security check points.
No one wants to toss food . . . especially with food prices these days. But technically, today is the LAST day to eat your Thanksgiving leftovers. Most foods can last four days in the fridge. After that, they could make you sick.
Buzzfeed released a list of celebrities that give people the ick and they include Adam Levine, Katy Perry and Drake
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and if this is the first time you are meeting bae's family, do not over do it with alcohol, avoid controversial topics and mind your manners.
La La Anthony will lead the first-ever TikTok Awards on Dec. 18 at the Hollywood Palladium. You can vote from now until December 2nd!
The most common passwords are once again: "admin" . . . "password" . . . and "123456." But the latest password trends involve: Special characters . . . sports fandoms . . . and swear words.
Travon Duncan, 28, proposed to influencer Erica McDowell, 27, using hundreds of drones spelling “Will You Marry Me?” across the Dallas airspace on November 1st. The cybersecurity engineer began planning in July and obtained city permits to block nearby streets since drones cannot fly over moving vehicles.
Have you seen the "POTATO BED" trend yet? You surround yourself with pillows, so it kind of looks like you're inside a baked potato. It's supposed to create a more relaxing environment and help you sleep better.
Foul-mouthed A.I. toys could be a big issue this Christmas. Someone tested a bunch of toys with built-in A.I., and found some "will talk in-depth about sexually explicit topics" . . . or even offer advice on where to "find matches or knives."
Here are some questions you can ask your kids that'll get a better response than "How was school today?": "What was the best part of your day?" . . . and "What's one thing that would have made today better?"
A 21-year-old woman in Florida was caught speeding at 107 miles per hour last Thursday. When she was asked WHY she was driving so fast, she said she was trying to make it to Little Caesars before they closed.
