7 new Gen Z slang terms ‘cooking’ in 2024
You won’t find these buzzwords in the dictionary, but they’re likely all over your FYP. As Gen Z comes of […]
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NYC seafood mecca Le Bernardin named best US restaurant once again in global survey – as Michelin awards await
The Michelin Guide’s star awards for New York City restaurants won’t be announced until Monday, but Manhattan’s superstar chefs are
Jaguar’s pink electric car ‘woke up’ hit by Gen Z: ‘What is Jaguar thinking?’
This Pink Panther car is falling on its face. Jaguar’s supposed attempts to woo Generation Z with a Barbie-pink electric
Exclusive | New York hotels are ready for the holiday season with festive trees, magical decor and even miniature gingerbread houses
Saks Fifth Avenue may have gone dark on its traditional luxury holiday light show this year, but these Manhattan hotels
A hidden ingredient in your perfume could lead to heart problems, obesity and infertility
Water no. Spraying on your perfume may make you feel good in the short term, but doctors are warning that
The scary sex trend is illegal in some countries – and it’s a surefire way to spot a psychopath, doctors warn
This beast of a bedroom trick is rearing its ugly head – and it hasn’t protection in the eyes. “Stealing”,
Gen Z, millennials surprisingly turn to Facebook dating to find a match – ‘saturated’ with other apps
Young people are swiping left on mainstream dating apps — and swiping right on Facebook. As dating app fatigue grows
Vinyl records have taken over – and are becoming more popular than streaming
Retro-obsessed Gen Zers have revived a relic of the last century: vinyl records. Vintage albums have boomed in popularity in
Selena Gomez and Molly Sims both swear by this sleep trick that ‘goes a long way’ – does it really work?
Forget sleeping like a baby – we want to sleep like a millionaire celebrity. And when some of them—namely Selena
Partying All Night with Elon Musk and Saying No to Madonna: 20 Years of NYC Employees Only
When West Village speakeasy Employees opened just two decades ago on Hudson Street, a flood of stars poured in, demanding