Millennial wordsmiths may soon be giddy with updated Scrabble vocabulary as the modern Gen Z language becomes permissible for use in the board game. In the first major update in four years, Collins – the creators of the Scrabble dictionary – have added 2,000 new words to the game’s lexicon, including terminology commonly used by … Read more
She is BREACH the internet. A breakdancer is going viral on social media after it was revealed she lost out to fellow Australian Rachael “Raygun” Gunn for a place at the Olympics. Molly Chapman’s video showing off her moves has garnered more than 9 million views since it was posted on X on Tuesday, with … Read more
For most people, a freshly baked chocolate chip cookie can turn any frown upside down. For Loren Castle, classical treatment became a lifesaver. With little to lose after a brutal battle with cancer, the native New Yorker — who wanted more than anything to live a normal, healthy, happy life — walked into Whole Foods … Read more
An Australian school community has been left outraged after a well-loved crossing guard was banned from senior pupils after a parent complained about the innocent gesture. Pupils at Mount Dandenong Primary School in Greater Melbourne will no longer get high-fives from their beloved crossing supervisor John Goulden during drop-off and pick-up after he was reprimanded … Read more
World War II veteran Dominick Daniel Santagata will turn 100 on August 23, and the Woodhaven, Queens native will be inundated with birthday cards from at least 100 grateful New Yorkers and their friends and family around the globe. All thanks to a history-loving Westchester millennial who made it her mission to thank the war … Read more
When life gives you lemons, squeeze them for a profit. The lemonade stand is going out of business as today’s techies reinvent the classic wine accessory for the 21st century, with a cup of freshly squeezed juice now just a tap away. And in a world where most people no longer carry pocket change, business … Read more
Nina Alexandridou is not afraid to get big fluctuations in life. And as a disabled dancer, the millennial often takes those swings around the pole with the support of her wheelchair. “When I do pole dancing, I feel beautiful,” Alexandridou, 28, a PhD candidate from Athens, Greece, tells The Post exclusively. Nina Alexandridou has been … Read more