Flight passenger asks who controls entertainment center for extra seat, ignites etiquette debate
Not being able to use the monitor in front, the user then asked, "Who gets the space and the entertainment center for this seat?"
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My ex’s girlfriend is trying to co-parent with me — she’s taken over the group chat
A mom has put her ex on blast after his new girlfriend’s attempts to hijack their co-parenting agreement. -
House-hacking strategy can help transform tax season into a gold mine
There are more than a few deductions in the offing on April 15 for taxpayers who hopped on this real estate strategy that will have made the investment worthwhile. -
Instagram tests much-requested Reels feature amid TikTok’s dicey future
The new feature is one of many ways Meta is trying to get so-called “TikTok refugees” to migrate to the app. -
Where Was ‘You’re Cordially Invited’ Filmed? Discover the “Palmetto Island” Wedding Venue From Will Ferrell’s Movie
Just make sure you don't get double-booked. -
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Beware ‘Wet February’ — expert reveals the healthiest way to consume alcohol
Congratulations if you've made it smug and sober to the end of Dry January. And while you may be ready to celebrate with a libation, an expert warns of the dangers of Wet February. -
Will There Be A Season 4 Of ‘The Sex Lives Of College Girls?’
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Here’s where the oldest evidence of lead pollution comes from
Ancient Greece produced the earliest records of democracy, western philosophy — and, it turns out, lead pollution. -
‘Little House on the Prairie’s Melissa Gilbert Claps Back At Megyn Kelly For Fears Netflix Will “Woke-ify” The Remake: “Watch The Original Again”
Gilbert advised Kelly to "watch any episode on any streaming platform anywhere in the world." -
How Taylor Swift’s ancient coin jewelry is full of symbolism
The Super Bowl will kick off with a coin toss on the field — and it’s a decent bet that up the stands, Taylor Swift will be wearing a coin of her own. Over the past few months, the Grammy winner-turned-WAG has accessorized a number of... -
Democratic, GOP lawmakers push pay-for-‘play’ bill that would make radio stations compensate artists for airing their songs
The American Music Fairness Act would compel AM and FM broadcasters to compensate artists, in line with requirements already imposed on digital broadcasters and streaming services. -
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera’ on VOD, in Which an Amusing Gerard Butler Anchors a Smarter-Than-Average Heist Flick
The cops-and-robbers saga of the first film becomes Oops! All Robbers in the sequel. -
Colombian migrants deported from the US arriving in Bogota
Colombian President Gustavo Petro further buckled to President Trump’s tough new immigration policies — telling his citizens still in the US illegally to “immediately” quit their jobs and return home. Petro made the public plea for voluntary... -
Hawaii triple threat: Thunderstorms, wind, blizzard-like snow pummel Aloha State
A powerful storm system pummeled Hawaii Thursday with flash flooding, damaging wind gusts, severe thunderstorms and blizzard-like conditions on the high mountain peaks. -
It’s time to clean house at the corrupt and politicized FBI — and Kash Patel’s the one to do it
The real reason they object is that Patel’s vision for the bureau destroys what they see as an essential political tool. -
Celebrity kids who’ve found love with other nepo babies
Get to know the A-list offspring who made it down the aisle -- including Frances Bean Cobain and Riley Hawk -- and those who didn't. -
‘The Pitt’ Officially Has a Will They/Won’t They Couple: Noah Wyle’s Dr. Robby and Tracey Ifeachor’s Dr. Collins
Even if you're not buying the heat, the official MAX social media account sees them as a bonafide Gracie Abrams-accompanied love story. -
Musicians who hate their own iconic song: Madonna, Queen, Miley Cyrus and more
It's not a "Party in the U.S.A." for Miley Cyrus. -
Microsoft cracks down on low-performing workers, fires some without severance: report
The cloud-computing company has started firing low-performance workers as it tries to keep up with cutthroat rivals in the tech industry.
