Lifestyle

How to choose the best everyday watch

Sveston Watches reports choosing an everyday watch involves considering comfort, durability, and style to fit your lifestyle and fashion.

6 red wines that pair well with Christmas dinner

Sommsation reports on six red wines that are great for Christmas dinner, offering diverse options to enhance festive meals.

A mental health guide to holiday shopping

Blueprint reports that holiday shopping can lead to stress and overspending; planning and mindfulness can ease financial burdens.

How to DIY a holiday card photoshoot

Grand Canyon Gas Logs reports on DIY holiday card photoshoots, offering tips on outfit coordination, location selection, shot lists, and photo techniques.

Can your dog eat Christmas dinner? The holiday foods pets can and can’t have

Spot & Tango reports on safe holiday foods for dogs, warning against harmful items and how to include pets in festive celebrations responsibly.

Can your dog eat Christmas dinner? The holiday foods pets can and can’t have

Spot & Tango reports on safe holiday foods for dogs, warning against harmful items and how to include pets in festive celebrations responsibly.

How to choose a range hood for a sloped ceiling

World CopperSmith reports on selecting range hoods for sloped ceilings, highlighting the need for precise measurements and custom solutions for a perfect fit.

Move over, turkey: Americans embrace new holiday centerpieces

Tyson Foods reports that Gen Z is shifting holiday meal preferences away from turkey, favoring options like chicken and ham.

8 winter lawn care mistakes to avoid, according to experts

LawnStarter reports common winter lawn care mistakes to avoid, like insufficient mowing, improper fertilization, and neglecting debris removal, which can harm spring growth.

Americans on GLP-1s plan to spend big on Black Friday clothes

Sunlight.com reports GLP-1 users plan to spend $350 on clothing this Black Friday to accommodate their weight loss, signaling a major shopping surge.

Why timeless fine jewelry is the most sustainable choice

VRAI reports that fine jewelry promotes sustainable consumption by focusing on timelessness, emotional significance, and longevity over disposable trends.

How to be a digital detective, with just Wi-Fi and a little curiosity

PeopleFinders reports that anyone can be a digital detective with curiosity and internet skills to uncover information responsibly.

AI seeps into products and their marketing: Is it harming consumer trust?

Pangram reports that AI in product marketing raises consumer trust issues, particularly for luxury and socially responsible brands.

Connected or left behind? How digital access varies across US states in 2025

That'sThem reports that many states, especially rural ones, face significant connectivity gaps.

Americans are sympathetic to their coworkers' mental health concerns. So why are they afraid to share their own?

Wysa reports that Americans are sympathetic to coworkers’ mental health but often afraid to share their own struggles due to stigma and fear of judgment.

Chocolate, Chanel and cheddar: How Advent calendars became every brand’s favorite limited-edition platform

Compartés reports that Advent calendars have evolved into a powerful marketing tool, enabling brands to engage consumers through limited-time offers and curated experiences across various price points.

Cities with the most and least expensive Thanksgiving dinner costs

Hers reports that Thanksgiving dinner costs vary by city, with Phoenix, Fort Worth, and Charlotte being the most affordable, while Seattle, Boston, and Los Angeles are the most expensive.

Internet users top 6 billion, with 2 in 3 people on social media and 1 billion using AI

Meltwater reports over 6 billion internet users, with 5.66 billion on social media and 1 billion utilizing AI tools monthly.

The new balancing act: Midlife adults are now caring for their kids and aging parents

AmeriLife reports the Sandwich Generation faces stress managing kids and aging parents, especially during complex Medicare enrollment, impacting work-life balance.

America’s 'fun recession': Most say life is too boring to ever make it on reality TV

Groupon reports Americans feel trapped in routine, struggling to find fun experiences due to time and cost, but are rediscovering joy in personal connections.

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