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Warrick Dunn is famous for his professional football career, which spanned 12 seasons in the NFL, but he deserves more acclaim for his philanthropy. Ever since his rookie season in 1997, Dunn has supported single-parents and underprivileged families with his Homes for the Holidays program. He started the organization to honor his mother’s memory, since...

3 min read Parenting

A group of unsupervised children took part in a social experiment to see how they behaved when left to their own devices. The videos have been uploaded to several social media platforms including an Instagram account known as ‘Impact’, and a Twitter account, ‘Boric Acid Avenger‘. Unsurprisingly, the results showed just how boys and girls...

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It’s common to find beverage coasters in homes across America. They’re often decorative and can reflect beautiful artwork or scenery from places all over the world. Interestingly, there was a time when vintage furniture coasters were popular. Although they, too, protected furniture, it’s likely not in the way one might expect. Fortunately, we have access...

11 min read Entertainment

Warning: This article contains graphic images Amidst the vast array of disturbing photos circulating on the internet, there’s been a noticeable fascination with what can be termed as “disgust culture” among online users. While the preoccupation with disturbing content may appear peculiar at first glance, scientists have uncovered that this emotion has evolved to command...

5 min read Lifestyle

Missy Gillenwater has always struggled with maintaining a healthy weight. The 50-year-old stay-at-home wife faced the same issue many people face when exercising and eating healthily: motivation. As a result, her weight fluctuated over the years, and she could not stay healthy for an extended period. But as her acid reflux symptoms got worse, she...