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It started out as a fringe musical about an outlandish war plan – and became a West End and Broadway smash. As the show hits China, Australia and Mexico, its ‘nerd’ creators explain how they went global with a box of hats and a dream

In an economy that rewards confession and self-labeling, pain is no longer something to survive – but something to brand, sell, and curate

Clinginess is often a temporary phase in toddlers, children and teenagers – though sometimes it can be a sign of separation anxiety disorder

Money has a sneaky way of making us feel like we’re constantly behind. You glance at your bank account, see a couple of bills, and instantly assume disaster is around the corner. But the truth is, financial health isn’t always about big wins or flashy milestones—it’s often hidden in the…

Stress relief doesn’t always come from sitting cross-legged in silence. For many drivers, the car itself becomes a sanctuary if you know how to use it. Simple vehicle habits can transform your commute from chaotic to calming, reducing stress in ways that rival meditation. By focusing on consistency, safety, and…

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We have always known that junk food is bad for our waistlines. We know the guilt of the empty calorie and the lethargy that follows a fast-food binge. But new, groundbreaking research is revealing something far more alarming: that bag of chips might be rewriting your brain. If you have…

We all know the warm, fuzzy feeling of cuddling a puppy or hearing a kitten purr, but did you know that your furry friend is actually doing heavy lifting for your brain? In a world that feels increasingly isolated and high-stress, pets have moved from being just backyard companions to…

Kylie Jenner's 'high anxiety' over cheating fears has led her to spy on Timothée Chalamet. Sources claim the Oscar contender sees her as 'little more than a glorified booty call.'

Beyoncé sang it best in her hit song “Ego” when she declared, “It’s just too big.” Anyone with megalophobia (a fear of large things) might very well relate. Trigger warning: If you’re wondering whether you're a megalophobe, the answer might lie just a click away. Let us know how many…

Teaching unions have been calling for more investment in mental health services to help tackle the absence crisis