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The kinks that come from sitting at a desk for hours and unconsciously holding onto tension can be undone--but not by doing more of what landed you in that state. [...]

Social media is more powerful than ever, affecting every aspect of our lives. Now AI influencers want in on the action. YOU MAY NOT HAVE done the 12-3-30 workout (yet), [...]

It's a long debated topic: Should we be practicing yoga in front of a mirror or does self-reflection, the outward kind, diminish our ability to turn inward? 'I have a [...]

LURKING How a Person Became a User By Joanne McNeil In her first book, ''Lurking,'' Joanne McNeil charts the history of the internet through the experiences of the users. These [...]

Meme accounts have taken over Instagram. According to Instagram, meme content is shared seven times more than nonmeme content on the service. The pages have grown so widespread that Instagram [...]

Creators on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram are gaining large audiences by posting unedited or minimally edited content. This trend is a response to the overstimulating and highly edited videos that have dominated social media in recent years. Audiences are gravitating towards more stripped-down videos because they feel more intimate and relatable. No-edit creators are building deeper relationships with their followers by replicating face-to-face communication. This shift towards unedited content is not only saving creators time and money, but it is also resonating with viewers who are seeking authenticity and a break from the chaos of the internet. [Extracted from the article]

If Perelman could sell the company, he might be able to eke out his $50 million or so stake in cash, or in the stock of an acquiring company. Normally, a company could choose to ignore such an unsolicited "credit bid", especially one that offers nothing for the company's equity. Perelman still owned 87 percent of the company, a stake that was worth around $100 million on the day of the announcement. Other companies that Perelman used to own or control through MacAndrews & Forbes are long gone, including AM General, the maker of the Humvee; Deluxe Entertainment, a postproduction film services company; Merisant, a manufacturer of noncaloric sweeteners; and Scientific Games, a leading purveyor of lottery games and sports betting tools. FEATURES In May 1989, four years after he shocked Wall Street by buying the cosmetics company Revlon for $2.7 billion, Ronald Perelman, then 46, was named America's richest man by Institutional Investor. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on countries where people spend the most time on social media.

The article presents statistics on a variety of topics including the average hourly pay for U.S. restaurant and supermarket workers in 2022, the number of Americans who say the pandemic has changed their personality, and the amount of cash hidden somewhere in Maine by couple Kurt and Kelly Stokes.

The article offers advice on how to nicely decline friends who are asking for free haircuts during the pandemic.

The article reports on a growing number of college students and recent graduates who are turning to social media app TikTok to network and find jobs.

An interview with Henry Sowells, a 17-year-old from Bethesda, Maryland is presented, in which he discusses how he used his skills in woodworking to help hungry and homeless people during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The article reports that scientists working to preserve the marble statues in the Medici Chapels in Florence, Italy have used grime-eating bacteria to clean some of the masterpieces.

A quiz on how to respond to a person who invited friends for dinner but sent a Venmo request for payment the next day is presented.

The article reports on the glove designed by bioengineers at University of California, Los Angeles, as of October 2020 that can translate American Sign Language (ASL) into English using a smartphone.

Several statistics are presented, including the number of views generated by the "Dynamite" video by the K-pop group BTS, the price of a unique Mike Trout baseball card at an August 2020 auction, and the number of Rhode Island Mickey Mouse refund checks accidentally sent in the summer.

The article reports on the THEaiTre project in which scientists in Czech Republic are using artificial intelligence (AI) to write plays as of October 2020.

The article reports on the key role played by the podcast titled "Teenager Therapy" in helping young people on issues like mental health, friendships, schooling, and family.

The article offers information on trafficked and endangered mammals, Pangolins suspected to spread the coronavirus including examines that China announced a wildlife trade and consumption ban, but experts say global efforts will be needed to save declining pangolin populations.

The article offers information on increase of UFO sightings in North America according to the National UFO Reporting Center including examines that California has the most sightings followed by Florida and Washington.

The article reports that dancer Jalaiah Harmon from Atlanta created the original choreography for the Renegade dance and posted a video that went viral including examines that she performed the Renegade in front of thousands during the NBAA ll-Star Game.