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A wedding is a special celebration of two people’s love, but some folks, particularly in-laws think it’s a golden opportunity for them to also direct attention directly to themselves. When a woman’s MIL started making a long list of demands before the wedding, including getting a “special meal,” her maid…

“My aspiration for material stuff is the inverse of what else I have to offer the world,” The Psychology of Money author said.

Every week, millions of shoppers scan grocery flyers hoping to spot the best deals—but few realize how much psychology and design go into misleading them. The bright colors, bold fonts, and “too good to miss” prices aren’t just for attention—they’re carefully arranged to steer you toward higher-profit products. While the…

You’ve filled your cart with everything on your list, only to walk away from the register wondering why your total seems higher than expected. It’s not just inflation—many store checkout lines are designed to make shoppers spend a few extra dollars without realizing it. From product placement to last-minute impulse…

It’s not just what we hear and see that scares us, according to those behind many of video gaming’s modern horror classics

Corporate psychology looks to be shifting, as worker shortages fade and AI advances hold the promise of doing more with less.

When most people think of actors, they imagine the glamour of movies, television and the stage.

Walk down any grocery aisle and you’ll notice it—buzzwords everywhere. “Natural,” “wholesome,” “made with real ingredients.” It’s like every box, bottle, and bag is screaming, Pick me! I’m healthy! But here’s the twist: most of those comforting labels don’t actually mean anything. They’re marketing magic designed to make you feel…

Stephanie Irons was discovered dead at an address in Mapperley, Nottingham