Everyone from Millennials to Gen Alpha pokes fun at older folks with their patented “Ok boomer” refrain. Even though Generation Z (a.k.a. Zoomers) consists of younger people born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, they might have more in common with boomers born between 1946 and 1964 than they realize. Boomers tend to have a…
A monotonous office job is not everyone’s cup of tea. Some people love the environment that can entice and calm them, its nature. Now, doing something for landscape and having a career around it does sound exciting, but finding a job in this category is not easy. Some people have a job in mind, but…
Staycations are trending for a couple of good reasons! First off, inflation is hitting Americans hard, and it’s making us rethink our travel plans. Plus, did you know we take the least vacations in the world? We only manage about 11 days a year on average, and many of us don’t even use all our…
Every four years, candidates race to the finish line for the White House. There is a sense of excitement but also a buzz of uncertainty. Will this election be different? Are all states truly represented? Historically, certain groups like young people, minorities, and low-income individuals tend to have lower voter turnout. A recent study looked…
A number of human inventions changed things so much for us as a species that our lives changed drastically as a result. In a recent message board discussion, users named their top picks for the most important human inventions. What would you add to the list? Antibiotics “Its not an invention but the process of…
There’s something fascinating about how easily we can still be scared. Writers, directors, and actors keep finding new ways to make us jump. Feeling brave today? If so, here’s a list of some truly terrifying movies, according to a recent message board, that will leave you feeling on edge for hours afterward. Speak No Evil (2022)…
With over 70 million of us in the U.S., millennials are the largest generation in history, outpacing the Baby Boomers. Love us or hate us, we’re the ones steering the economy, shaking up politics, and influencing American culture. But where exactly are we hanging our hats these days? A new study took a deep dive…
Recreational activities aren’t just great for your body; they’re a serious boost for your mental health, too. Lucky for us, the U.S. has it all. With landscapes ranging from beaches to mountains, as well as thousands of state park sites, you have plenty of activities to enjoy. But even if you’re living in your dream…
Who doesn’t love a bit of nostalgia? Reboots are like a fresh take on an old favorite. They either turn into a spin-off following one character from the original cast in a new setting or fast-forward to show us where the whole gang ended up in modern times. As cheesy as it is, I actually…
Do you have that one favorite movie that tugs at your heartstrings every time you hear the soundtrack? The kind that brings back a flood of memories and makes you feel all the feels? Every time I hear the Lord of the Rings score with that lighthearted melody that plays when you see the hobbits…
Recent research has ranked the top happiest U.S. cities based on social, physical, economic, and emotional well-being. These places promise an above-average quality of life that might just spark a little extra joy in your day-to-day! Fremont, California Fremont has officially been named the happiest city to live in. Residents report high life satisfaction, low…
There’s nothing better than curling up on the sofa with a big bowl of popcorn, turning off all the lights, and watching a scary movie. Spooky season is the best time to indulge in our darkest fears and experience the thrill of being scared silly. For me, horror movies have a way of making those…
It is estimated that by the year 2045, no single ethnic group is expected to hold a majority in the U.S. population for the first time in history. One thing that makes America special is our country’s beautiful combination of nationalities, cultures, and religions, but some cities showcase that diversity more than others. Growing up…
For a long time, America had a limited view of what was considered attractive, which often included light skin, blonde hair, and blue eyes. But in 2024, we’ve opened up to more inclusivity. Thankfully, people are starting to celebrate what makes us unique. Growing up in Southern California was tough with the competitive beauty standards…