The AAPI community is mourning its latest victim, Michelle Go, who was pushed in front of a subway in Times Square in New York.
Author: Jenna Ryu, USA TODAY
What is ‘slugging,’ the viral moisturizing hack? Does it work?
Struggling with dry, irritated skin this winter? Dermatologists are recommending a new hack called “slugging.”
Feeling like you’re the ‘second choice’ relationship is common: When it becomes a problem
It’s common to feel like the backup relationship. But experts say it can take a toll on your love life and mental health if it isn’t addressed.
‘Struggle love’ is toxic. Why are we romanticizing it?
“Struggle love” describes a toxic relationship where one partner deals with hardships of infidelity or multiple breakups to “prove their loyalty.”
‘Dad bods’ have been accepted for years. Are mom bods next?
“Dad bods” have been accepted for years. But why aren’t “mom bods” normalized in the same way?
Why we push away those we love most: ‘They didn’t deserve that’
Many people are rude, mean and angry towards people who love them the most. Read their stories — and their regrets.
The Kardashians, their kids, and our desperate desire to know what’s ‘real’
Kim and Kourtney Kardashian’s daughters officially joined TikTok this year. Are they showing us what’s “real” in their seemingly glamorous lifestyle?
Men who are ‘too nice’ to women are called ‘simps.’ Why this insult is problematic.
Using ‘simp’ may seem like a harmless joke, but experts say it’s damaging to equate a man’s kindness with weakness.
Doing nothing for my birthday was the best decision I’ve ever made
I just celebrated my birthday, and for the first time, I didn’t have any plans.
Celebrities often deny, keep quiet about their plastic surgery. Why that’s problematic.
Some celebrities, like Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner, have in the past denied having plastic surgery or fillers. But should they be honest with their fans?