If you want to lose weight, have breakfast at 11 a.m.
Bad news for anyone who wakes up hungry: a British professor says eating breakfast at 11 a.m. could help you to lose between 2 and 5 kilos.
Beware the jaywalkers, stepping out of line when crossing the road
Some countries and cities, including so-called smart cities, are cracking down on pedestrians who step out of line by jaywalking.
How reading for pleasure is a pastime that’s falling out of favor among young people
Reading is not always a pleasurable activity for young people, it seems. Many do it out of obligation rather than out of genuine love.
Forget nine to five, welcome to the ‘triple peak’ workday
A new workday pattern is taking shape, gradually replacing the traditional nine-to-five rhythm with two peaks of productivity during the day.
How shopping bags became the only outward sign of wealth in China’s locked-down city
If shopping sprees in luxury boutiques may not be the top priority right now, some fashionistas have found a way to show off their status.
Feeling lazy about everything? You could be in ‘goblin mode’
Could your day be summed up as a series of round trips between your bed and the snack drawer? Perhaps you have fallen into goblin mode.
If you prefer your pet to your child, you’re not alone
It’s not uncommon for pet owners to refer to each other as “mom” and “dad.” And for good reason, many behave like pet parents.
Edging, the P spot, zombieing: Dating terms to know in 2022
It is through language that flirting begins, often through the written word, if lovers start their romance on a dating website.
Authors’ morale is low since the start of the pandemic
According to a report, many are concerned about the impact the pandemic has had on writers’ mental and physical well-being.