page 6 - Advice

Balancing your big phone against your littlest finger all day probably isn't a good idea

It's about more than the chip shortage, with the problems extending to both new and used vehicles

Ina Garten is taking credit for Emily Blunt and Meghan Markle’s marriages, saying her magical chicken can put a spell on high-profile men

Catching up with longtime adventurer Rick Ridgeway, who recounts his best stories in the new book "Life Lived Wild"

A new generation of rebels have arrived, but they’re rebelling against the very archetype that precedes them

According to a new survey by LendingTree, entrepreneurs should head South, East or Midwest ... but maybe avoid California.

There's only one way to find out if an oval diamond is the way to go

The most coveted, timeless luxury items from iconic designer labels

One Yale fraternity has gone co-ed. Should others follow suit?

Notes on an entrepreneurial home run from John B. Perkins of Johnny B’s

The first training program explicitly designed to educate men about an oft-stigmatized subject has arrived

Sun’s out, Biden’s hairy guns are out

Is using a spoon an advanced form of pasta twirling art, or a childish faux pas?

Is it a chivalrous gesture, or a sexist faux pas? We asked the etiquette experts.

According to recent research, days without to-do lists won't make you any happier

Hotels are charging extra for services that should be included in your daily room rate