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It's the golden age of 'Josh'
In politics, sports and culture, Joshes are hot. It's a sign of generational change.
Costly extreme dorm makeovers redefine back-to-school shopping
Chandeliers, plush bedding and monogrammed pillows: A new viral trend is taking college decor to the next level — and price point.
Scrolling instead of working? YouTuber Hank Green's new app wants to help
The app, called Focus Friend, features a smiling cartoon bean that encourages users to boost their productivity. 
TikTok star John Crawley, better known as 'KingBeardX,' dies at 47
The comedy content creator with 2.5 million followers died in Tupelo, Mississippi. 
Andrew Tate sues Meta and TikTok for 'deplatforming' in 2022
Tate and his brother, Tristan, who face charges in Romania and the U.K., accuse the companies of “character assassination.”
Fake Labubu dolls are choking hazards that could kill kids, government warns
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is urging people to stop buying the knockoff versions of the popular plush dolls. 
Cambridge Dictionary adds 'skibidi' and 'tradwife' among 6,000 new words
"Skibidi," a gibberish term coined by the creator of an animated YouTube Series, has been popularized by social media.
The Atlanta club where pleasure and hip-hop dealmaking collide
For rappers, strip clubs can be more than dens of debauchery, according to a new docuseries on Atlanta's famed Magic City.
Puerto Rico cashes in on Bad Bunny's residency as fans flock to the island
The global superstar's concert series has attracted thousands of tourists and created a short-term economic impact.
Anna Sorokin says she got hundreds of death threats over bunnies abandoned in Brooklyn park
The convicted scammer who posed as German heiress Anna Delvey was accused of dumping the pet rabbits she used for a photo shoot in Prospect Park, which she denies.
One last Cosmo with Carrie Bradshaw: Fans say goodbye to 'And Just Like That'
The HBO Max spin-off of "Sex and the City" wrapped up after three seasons, seemingly marking an end to the beloved universe.
