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Welsh Man Arrested After Standing on a Hospital Roof Dressed as the Grim Reaper
Leon Gillespie pleaded guilty after standing above a Welsh hospital entrance in a black hooded costume that resembled the Grim Reaper.
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This South Florida Steakhouse Now Lets Guests Eat Dinner Naked
CLASS Soirée Steakhouse will now host monthly clothing-optional dinners, with clothed staff and nude guests.
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Gen Z Is Having an Massive Dating Debate Over Sunscreen
A new survey found some Gen Z daters see sunscreen as care, while others think pushing SPF is a major turnoff.
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This Clothing Brand Says Its New T-Shirt Can Go 30 Days Without Washing. Here’s How It Works.
HercLéon’s HercShirt V5.0 uses odor-fighting materials woven into the fabric, but antimicrobial textiles have environmental caveats.
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Shampooing Twice May Be Making Your Showers 27% Longer, Study Finds
Researchers found double-shampooing, repeated pauses, age, and water softness were linked to longer showers.
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Tour de France Femmes Teams Accused of Using Padded Bras for an Aerodynamic Boost
Race officials are inspecting riders’ clothing amid concerns that extra bra padding could be used to reduce drag and improve performance.
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Jena Ardell/Getty Images A Metal Show Was Paused After Someone Pooped in the Mosh Pit
A Devilskin show was paused after a mosh pit incident, while artists keep calling out fans for bathroom-related chaos.
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Millennials Say They Refuse to Care for Aging Boomer Parents. Except They Kind of Already Are.
As Boomers enter their 80s, millennials are venting about eldercare while many are already providing unpaid support.
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The ‘Living Nostradamus’ Says Two of His 2026 Predictions Have Already Come True
Athos Salomé says he predicted Spain’s World Cup win and rising Iran tensions, while warning about the Arctic.
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New Study Suggests ‘Crazy Cat Ladies’ Are Real. Sort Of.
A new study found women report stronger pet bonds, but older research found no evidence cat owners are more isolated.
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Universal History Archive/Contributor/Getty Images The Hiroshima Bomb Created a Strange Alloy Scientists Had Never Seen Before
Researchers found the silicon-rich alloy inside microscopic fallout particles preserved in Hiroshima Bay sand.
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The World Once Had Far More Languages Than It Does Today, Study Finds
Researchers say language diversity peaked 1,000 to 3,000 years ago before empires and colonization accelerated its decline.
