A full screen, 360-degree image lets you virtually travel to some of the most beautiful sites in the world, and the ability to look in any direction gives you the feeling of standing on Mars, in Machu Picchu, on top Mt. St. Helens, or any of the other destinations featured. More >>
There are some things we’re so used to doing but these things deserve a second look so we can use them the way they were meant to be used. Here are the everyday items we’ve been getting wrong all along. More >>
American consumers’ top three financial concerns are health coverage, savings goals, and living expenses. What if we told you their fourth financial concern, life insurance, had the potential to solve for the first three? Let’s take a look at four of the best features life insurance has to offer. More >>
Without any major holidays, March isn’t known for its sales the way other months are – we’re talking about you, Black Friday and Fourth of July sales! But if you know what to look for, you can score some pretty huge deals this month. More >>
At 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8, most of America will turn their clocks forward to start daylight saving time in the annual tradition beloved by some and bemoaned by others. But wouldn’t midnight make a more practical start time? Why, of all random starts, 2:00 a.m? Find out why we have daylight saving time in the first place. More >>
If there’s one thing most hotels reliably have in their rooms, it’s soap. And according to Ousman Conteh, general manager at Claridge House Chicago, these mini bottles are OK to take from your hotel room. “Often hotels receive negotiated pricing for items from another brand,” he says. However, Curt Asmussen, managing director of Obie Hospitality, notes that it’s not encouraged to take these items – but guests aren’t penalized in any way if they do. More >>
There are many ways to manage and even reduce stress levels when you’re feeling tense. Food can be one of your biggest allies — or enemies. It can make your stress levels go down or up, so it’s critical to pay attention to what you’re eating when you’re feeling frazzled. Not to mention, just being stressed can increase your need for certain nutrients, such as vitamin C, vitamin B, selenium, and magnesium, noted a review published in June 2016 in the Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences. More >>
There are a million fun date options that are perfect for Valentine’s Day, but if you’re the kind of couple who goes out all the time and wants to mix things up, or you’re a tried and true pair of homebodies, cuddling up on the couch and turning on a romantic movie is a great thing to do. Once you’ve given the perfect Valentine’s Day gift and posted an Instagram with a funny caption, it’s time for you to get comfortable. More >>
Do me a favor: Close your eyes and take a moment to imagine a world where there are no small annoyances that instantly ruin your day: No slipping in the shower, no sipping a lukewarm beer, no digging through your purse trying to find your keys every morning. And now, try to imagine that the products that make this dream a reality are all available for under $25 bucks. More >>
Don’t you just love it that sports media are so quick to hype athletes as the biggest and the best. Then as soon as they go south, we pile on like kids in a mosh pit? Yeah, us, too. So as a public service, we’re honored to share some of our favorite overrated players in NFL history broken down by team. More >>
Who do you think is the most overrated football player?