Let’s be real – farting is embarrassing. Whether it sneaks out in a quiet room or surprises you mid-sleep or -conversation, most of us try to hold it in or pretend it didn’t happen. But while it might feel awkward in the moment, letting it out helps you stay healthy. Farting helps relieve uncomfortable bloating, […]
A new study reveals that 40 percent of Americans believe tipping culture has spiraled out of control, reflecting growing frustration with increasingly frequent tip prompts in everyday transactions. What was once a gesture reserved for sit-down restaurants and grooming services has now spread to a wide range of common daily purchases. Customers report being asked […]
A new study has found that people are having less sex on average today than they were in the 90s.
Surprise: You’re spending too much time on your phone.
Originally published on August 22, 2013 Ebony Steele fills us in on a study of things men are bad at that include things like cooking…
Gary covered this story this morning on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show. Â Of course Rickey and the crew had jokes but it is a real story. Â According to The Washington Post, The National Institute of Health is spending 1.5 million to find out why 75 percent of lesbian women are obese and gay men are […]
A new report released by the Census Bureau revealed some good news: women are taking longer to marry which, in turn, may also be the reason not as many are divorcing. The report was based on a 2009 survey of 55,000 adults and highlighted shifting patterns of marriage and divorce since the 1940s. Here are […]
Men’s Health Magazine published a report ranking Baltimore as the second angriest city in the nation. How in the world did they come up with that? Well they considered the number of aggravated assaults, the number of people with high blood pressure and the amount of time spent in rush hour. Check out the top […]
Using curvier models in advertisements may be on its way to becoming more than a gimmick. A study shows female consumers are more likely to buy something when an ad, or magazine fashion spread, features a model who is more reflective of them. Ben Barry, a PhD student at Cambridge University, used fake ads when […]
