Both Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and Jackey Rosen voted ‘no’ on the bill saying that it will drastically impact Nevadans.

Margret, 84, appears at a Los Angeles event, dazzling with her classic charm while being called the 'Female Elvis' by peers ...

Riding a recent wave of plastic surgery confessionals, Debbie Harry confessed that cosmetic surgery was “necessary” for her ...

NBC's Ryan Nobles' question is in connection to Sen. Rand Paul claiming Murkowski's vote serves as a "bailout" for the Alaska ...

Senate Republicans unveiled a 940-page bill with wide-ranging changes to numerous policy areas just before midnight last ...

It’s a subtle yet powerful social bias that operates under the radar, influencing everything from job prospects to personal ...

The Perils of Not Being Attractive or Athletic: Pathways to Adolescent Adjustment Difficulties Through Escalating Unpopularity. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 2023; DOI: 10.1007/s10964-023-01835-1 ...

It turns out, being conventionally beautiful has its benefits. According to science, people who are perceived as attractive are more likely to get hired for jobs and seem trustworthy.

Yet more physically attractive people have a greater likelihood of being hired, promoted, and earning higher salaries, and are also found to be more competent, confident, and socially skilled than ...

In fact, often precisely what seems attractive—being dressed casually, just to mention one of a number of such things—will seem unappealing or plainly off-putting to someone else.