Find out what science says about what makes the perfect dating profile, including how many photos and what kind, and which profiles men and women respond to most.
Experts reveal the most popular words, movies and TV shows to get the most attention for your dating profile. And learn how men and women are attracted to different words and photos.
A picture is worth 1,000 words, or more, when it comes to online dating profiles. Men spend more time studying photos, while words are more important to women.
Find out how your cat is controlling you, and why more cats are developing allergies. Learn what they might be reacting to, and what you can do about it.
Odd, but true: Animal shelters are being overrun with urban chickens. Find out why, and what some of the problems are with keeping chickens in your yard.
Another surprising fact: happy cows produce more milk! Research reveals that a cow's mood has affects her milk output. Gib explains how to make a cow happy.
Experts unveil the truth behind some common dog and cat misconceptions, like what they mean by tail-wagging and purring, and how germy their mouths are.
We love to take pictures of our pets, but it's a real challenge when their fur is all black. Gib offers tips on how to make them stand out and shine in pictures.
The number of "protein princesses," hitting the gym to sculpt their physiques, and guzzling far too many protein shakes, is rising. Find out how it causes health issues.
Have you ever "googled" yourself and come across people with your name? New polls reveal the popularity of connecting with our "Googlegangers," or strangers who share our names.
If it seems that cockroaches travel in packs, it's not your imagination. Gib explains why they also like to bunch up when they find something good to eat.
Restaurants are now encouraging diners to take pictures of their food to post on social media. And some eateries reward you with a free dessert or appetizer.
A growing number of companies are allowing employees to drink alcohol on the job, in some situations. But new research shows drinking on the job can be a bad thing.
Watch this video for some creative and unusual ways to make extra money on the side. Some are so interesting that you may want to start a new business!
Looking for a new, hands-on job? Try becoming a cooper, or barrel-maker. It's one of the fastest-growing occupations in the U.S. Gib explains why, and how to look for a coopering job.
New survey shows that giving diners tiny mints or drawing a smiley face on their dinner check garners bigger tips for servers. John Explains why these small things affect our generosity.
Scientists have discovered that male speakers with deep voices are believed to be more successful and charismatic. Find out why the same isn't true for women.
Traditional business networking events are giving way to "sweatworking." Colleagues are now connecting while by walking, playing tennis or taking a workout class together.
Some people are so obsessed with their facial pores that they panic at the thought of leaving home or being photographed! Find out about this new phobia in this video.
Suprachiasmatic nucleus: It may sound strange, but it's the reason that a jangling alarm clock is so irritating. Gib explains why our brain's "body clock" wakes us up a little early.
You delete everything from your phone or computer before turning it in for recycling. But a good identity thief can still retrieve personal data. Find out how to "leave no trace."
Positive expectations of your employees proves the power of suggestion creates a "placebo effect" on the job. Find out how employees tend to live up, or down, to a boss's expectations.
Texting while driving is such a dangerous thing to do that cops are using some effective new methods to catch drivers who can't resist sending messages on the road.
Gib offers some great tips about how not to blow a second date by getting too close too soon, and what topics of conversation might make your date head for the hills.
Would you be more likely to order something labeled a "customer favorite?" Gib reveals how restaurants entice us to order pricier items by re-naming them.
The latest intel explains how your cat controls you, and why more cats are developing allergies. Learn what they might be reacting to, and what to do about it.
The latest research on what men and women are most likely to forget about cars, including leaving stuff on the roof, driving off with the gas nozzle still attached, and much more.
Cardio and strength training isn't just for people anymore. Now, there are doggy gyms. That's because nearly half the pet canines in the U.S. are overweight, and have the health problems to prove it.
Scientists tell us that when dogs tilt their heads, there's a reason for that behavior. It's a trained response that elicits extra love from their owners.
Maybe your dogs can't talk back, but they understand words and body language. They're also very quick to pick up on our emotions, and they want to help.
Most people can't resist looking at their own reflections -- in mirrors, store windows and other places. Find out how many times a day most people check themselves out.
If you're a top-notch gamer, should you mention your fantasy video game expertise on a resume or in an interview? Gib Gerard fills us in on the dos and don'ts.
One of the latest trends in home buying is the "test drive," or "sleep-over." Find out why people are spending more time in a prospective home before they buy.
Sure, the Empire State Building is interesting, but New York City's night court is finding its way onto many tourists' lists of "must-have" adventures.
The top 2 recommended scents to use when prospective buyers come to your home will surprise you, since they're not the usual cinnamon-sugar smell. Gib Gerard gives the details.
Research reveals secrets behind that special bond between women and felines. Gib Gerard separates fact from fiction when it comes to our favorite myths about "crazy cat ladies."
New research reveals that cats who crawl inside boxes or other small spaces are looking for a way to lower their stress levels. They love feeling safe and snug.
Do your own a cat, or does a cat own you? Find out which human behaviors cat-lovers will recognize as signs that your pet, not you, is really in charge.
NOAA offers new advice on safety during a thunderstorm, and it's probably not what you grew up with. Gib reveals who's most likely to be struck by lightning.
Find out the best way to store jeans so they always look and feel great. And did you know that manufacturers recommend only washing them after 10 wearings?