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Should You Wear Underwear When You Get a Massage?

If you're planning to get a massage you may be wondering if you should take it all off or leave some clothes on.

10 Things You Didn't Know Were Collectible

10 Things You Didn't Know Were Collectible - Author Richard Davies has worked for AbeBooks.com since 2005 as manager of content and PR.

Whose cheating is more likely to doom a marriage: husband or wife?

There are probably as many ideas about what makes for a good marriage as there are, well, marriages. But most of us can agree that on thing usually makes a marriage worse: adultery. But how common is infidelity, and does it matter who in the relationship cheats? These researchers dug through decades of survey results …

Why We Behave So Oddly In Elevators

For most of us, riding from floor to floor in an elevator is a completely mundane process. Lee Gray, an associate dean at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, is known as the Elevator Guy. He spends a lot of his time researching the history of elevators and why we behave so oddly in the big metal boxes.

Why is there a hole in the middle of a bagel?

If you look online, you'll find quite a few explanations for the hole in the middle of a bagel. Things like if it didn't have hole it would be a roll and the

What Libraries Can (Still) Do

Librarians will need to cherish their special talent as “stewards” while letting go of the instinct to be “collectors.” Knowledge in physical form needs to be preserved and curated. But with digital information pouring into iPhones and Kindles in petabytes, libraries need to rethink old habits. They cannot collect everything, or even a small fraction of everything.

When Brands Lose a Celebrity Sponsor to Scandal

Maria Sharapova is just the latest celebrity athlete whose endorsement deals were compromised by scandal. Several brands have suspended or dropped her, but one expanded its campaign commitment to her. What’s the right thing for a brand to do?

The Playschool Tragedy for Twentysomethings

The tragedy’s that twentysomethings are living for next to nothing, and everyone else wants to be in their twenties.

37 Celebrities Who Aren’t Married to Celebrities

While the stars on our list may have made their name in front of the camera, it’s those standing behind who caught their eye.

Tragedy raises questions about identifying, treating depression

Alcohol and drug use, just for example, are much bigger risk factors for violent behavior. How does a mental illness like depression differ from a physical illness like diabetes? [...] it has similar features to other kinds of illnesses, like diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and cancer. [...] it can graduate to a long-term, low-grade depression that is mostly tolerable but keeps people from functioning at their…

What Was the Biggest Scandal of All Time?

Childhood Gun Accidents Are Preventable Tragedies

From car accidents to terrorist attacks to spiders and sharks, everyone has their own fears. Ask around, though, and it’s unlikely that anyone will say a young child is their greatest fear. But af

How Tragedy Brought Us Together

We found the courage to rebuild after unimaginable heartbreak.

30 celebrities with surprising college majors

Stars — they’re just like us, in that they often had college majors that have nothing to do with their actual careers!

Who Is Your Celebrity Soulmate?

Worst Celebrity Cooks in America

I love to cook. I am a pretty experimental cook, so sometimes it may not be as tasty as I had hoped. Still, I keep trying. I love cooking...

25 Celebrities Who Have Been Mistaken for Other Celebrities

Celebrities Who Had Lasik

List of Celebrities Who Had Lasik, loosely ranked by fame and popularity. Lasik is a type of surgery which uses lasers to reshape an individual's cornea and improve their vision. Several famous people have had Lasik eye surgery. Actors, musicians and athletes have all had the procedure. Some celebr...

79 SHOCKING Celebrity Facts