Just like any other collective belief or cultural norm, status symbols change and evolve over time, characterizing financial comfort and stability in ways that make sense for newer generations of ...

Gen Z is still using the phrase "live, laugh, love" — but not in the same way "Facebook moms" are, say these teens. (Photo: Getty Creative) For decades now, a certain phrase has been appearing on ...

Beware, daters: Not everyone who says they're looking for their "king" or "queen" has good intentions. There's a new dating term called "throning" − which means dating someone to raise your social ...

Dating in 2025 isn't hearts and flowers -- it's mergers and acquisitions, with Gen Z eyeing assets as much as affections. 5second - stock.adobe.com Forget love at first sight — for Gen Z, it’s love at ...

In comparison to younger people who are collectively struggling to achieve financial stability and comfort in their daily lives, millennials are doing pretty well — and they want the world to know it.