Can you guess these ’80s pop hits from a single lyric?
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Can you guess these ’80s pop hits from a single lyric? The 1980s were a decade that took pop music seriously in the best possible way. …
When the world catches fire, where do you hide your money?
Written by: Tony Dong
The world is at war. As I am writing this, the U.S. and Israel-backed campaign in Iran has entered its fifth week. The Strait of Hormuz …
10 ways intimacy changes for Boomers and beyond
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Closeness doesn’t retire when you do. For Boomers navigating their 50s, 60s, and beyond, connection doesn’t disappear. It deepens, shifts, and sometimes surprises. Research confirms that …
How many classic rock songs can you guess from one line?
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
How many classic rock songs can you guess from one line? Classic rock has a way of living in the body rather than just the memory. …
11 discontinued ’70s candies we miss
Written by: Daniel Bukszpan
Remember These? Ferrara’s 2024 announcement that Fruit Strip gum was officially being discontinued marked another moment of heartbreak for candy fans. Though production ceased in 2022, …
Forgotten fitness trends from the ’60s and ’70s
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Before gyms had juice bars and the word wellness existed, Americans were doing some genuinely strange things in the name of physical fitness. The 1960s and …
CARS-2 vs. ADOS-2: Choosing the right autism assessment tool for your practice
Written by: Cheryl Tierney, MD, MPH
Choosing the right autism assessment tool has direct consequences for your practice’s diagnostic accuracy, patient throughput, staffing requirements, and operational capacity. For clinicians and practice leaders …
This day in history: Happy birthday, safety pin!
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
Today, April 10, marks International Safety Pin Day. It’s the day in 1849 when Walter Hunt, a mechanic from New York, was granted U.S. Patent No. …
Your April 10 AI horoscope: Main character energy with a strict budget
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscopes The current celestial landscape on April 10, 2026, emphasizes a collective shift toward decisive action and the pursuit of personal goals, according …
Judy Garland career retrospective: A triumphant tragedy of ambiguity
Written by: Herbie J Pilato
It’s been 57 years since the tragic death of Judy Garland from of a barbiturate overdose, but few performers in Hollywood history have embodied both dazzling brilliance and …
That tattoo you got in 1978 can be removed now. Here’s what seniors need to know before booking
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Or maybe it seemed like a borderline idea even then, and you did it anyway because you …
8 reasons why people in other countries think Americans are rude
Written by: Alina A. Wang
Reasons Why People in Other Countries Think Americans Are Rude In some parts of the world (especially Europe), Americans are often stereotyped as being ignorant and …
How can eye-tracking technology help with clinical decision-making in autism?
Written by: Cheryl Tierney, MD, MPH
How Technology Aids Clinical Decision-Making According to research, 61% of autism diagnostic centers report wait times of four months or longer, and families often wait much …
This day in history: NASA introduces its first astronauts
Written by: Nourhan Sandouk
On April 9, 1959, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) introduced its first group of astronauts to the world. Known as the “Mercury 7,” these …
Your April 9 AI horoscope: The universe said get serious & stop being chaotic
Written by: Kaitlyn Farley
Your daily AI horoscopes The arrival of Mars in its home sign marks a day of high-octane energy and a collective urge to initiate new projects, …
NJ Sen. Andy Kim on aging, caregiving costs & how families are feeling the toll
Written by: Megan O'Donnell
Caring for an aging parent is something many families know is coming, but few are truly prepared for when it arrives. In a conversation on the …
A school in the cloud built on grandmothers. Would you sign up?
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
In 1999, a physicist named Sugata Mitra cut a hole in a wall bordering a slum in New Delhi, embedded a computer on the other side …
Beyond the brisket: Which region has the best BBQ in all the us?
Written by: Dan Myers
Types of BBQ: Regional American Barbecue Styles Explained From smoky Texas brisket to saucy Kansas City ribs to tangy Carolina pulled pork, there’s a whole nation …
10 ways to save money amid rising rent & gas prices
Written by: MediaFeed Wire
10 Ways to Start Saving Money Start saving money by setting specific goals, budgeting, automating savings, maintaining separate accounts, and monitoring your progress. One of the …
Forgotten actors from the ’70s only true Boomers recall
Written by: Ricardo Ramirez
Forgotten actors from the ’70s only true Boomers recall They were on every television set and movie screen for a decade. Magazine covers, primetime slots that …
