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Eating This Common Food Every Day Could Change Your Brain, Study Finds
A small trial linked daily tomato paste to modest gains in attention and memory, along with subtle changes in brain-network activity.
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Scientists May Have Figured Out Why Smokers Have a Lower Risk of Parkinson’s
A huge study points to carbon monoxide as a possible factor, though researchers stress that smoking itself remains extremely harmful.
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Everything We Know About Nathan Fielder’s Secret Elizabeth Holmes Documentary
‘You Can See Everything’ follows Holmes in the final 34 days before prison and became so bizarre that Fielder ended up appearing in the film himself.
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The Real Reason You Can’t Stop Thinking About Someone Who Barely Texts You Back
Psychology suggests uncertainty, mixed signals, and unanswered questions can keep someone stuck in your head long after they deserve the space.
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Everything We Know About the Upcoming ‘Legend of Zelda’ Movie, Including Its Name and Release Window
Nintendo has confirmed the title, cast, director, and April 2027 release window for its long-awaited live-action Zelda movie.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
It’s been another good week online waiting for AI to kill us all. There’s more than a 10 percent chance you’re going to laugh at this article.
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This Diet Could Make You Look Hotter and Smell Better. Here’s How It Works.
Research links plant-heavy diets with warmer-looking skin, more pleasant body odor, and changes in body composition.
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This Is How Long Your Shower Should Actually Be, According to Experts
Americans average 16 minutes per shower, but dermatologists say five to ten is plenty, while one scientist argues for just three.
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5 Ways to Be Happier Without Trying So Hard, According to Psychology
Researchers say happiness gets easier when you stop forcing it, check in with your emotions, and let imperfect experiences still count.
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2026’s Ig Nobel Winners Include Research on Buried Underwear, Cockroach Milk, and Urinal Splashback
This year’s strangest science honors also included research on kissing, teen body odor, nose-blowing aerodynamics, and mosquito 3D printers.

