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The real ‘To Catch a Predator’ host Chris Hansen isn’t happy about ‘Primetime’
A24’s “Primetime” is a fictionalized look at the hit show “To Catch a Predator,” which aired on NBC from 2004 to 2007. The film, directed by Lance Oppenheim, follows host Chris Hansen (Robert Pattinson), who, along with his producer Andie Bender (Merritt Wever), is determined to get “To Catch a…
A doctor shares her muscle-building routine for longevity, from quick weightlifting workouts to daily protein
For Dr. Jennifer Timmons, building muscle isn’t just aesthetic; it’s a prescription for a long, healthy life for both herself and her clients. Timmons, a board-certified longevity doctor in California, said muscle is essential for a healthy metabolism, protecting the bones and joints, and staving…
We want to hear how different generations are using AI agents
Personal AI agents, the buzzy new thing in tech, are attracting users of all stripes. While agents were previously limited largely to more tech-oriented crowds, the release of Meta’s Muse app earlier this month shot the tech squarely into the mainstream. Apptopia, a market intelligence platform…
The Money-Saving Grocery Strategy Hiding in Your Pantry
As shoppers continue to look for ways to save at the grocery store amid rising food prices, USA TODAY reached out to experts for money-saving tips. Cooking at home can give your budget the “biggest bang for your buck,” especially compared with food delivery or dining out, said Brian Vines, a…
I was a super-volunteer when my kids were in elementary school. Once they reached high school, I turned that role over to my husband.
When we moved to California at the start of my oldest child’s kindergarten year, I figured volunteering at school would be an easy way to meet people and get to know our new school. I was right — and then some. Pretty much every year for the next 12 years, I was a room parent
I was laid off from Oracle in March and have been job hunting since. Getting a human to see my app is the hardest part.
This as-told-to essay is based on conversations with Jerehmiah Jessee-Lantz, a 42-year-old based in Kansas City. He was an employee at Oracle up until March and is still looking for full-time work. His words have been edited for length and clarity. In March, I got an email at 5 a.m. saying I’d been…
Russia’s once-rare turbojet drones that fly twice as fast are now attacking Ukraine by the thousands
New tallies from Kyiv show that Russia was able to bombard Ukraine with thousands of jet-powered attack drones — a rare weapon just a year-and-a-half ago — over the summer. Col. Yuriy Ignat, the main spokesperson for Ukraine’s air force, told national broadcaster TSN on Wednesday that the Kremlin…
I spent months traveling solo around Asia. A trip with a friend showed me how much I’d changed.
After spending two months traveling alone through Thailand and Vietnam in early 2024, I went to Japan to meet a friend. I was excited, but within days, traveling with someone else felt more stressful than being on my own. For months, I’d made every decision myself: when to wake up, where to eat…
The who’s who in tech showed up for Trump’s glitzy White House dinner with China’s leader
Donald Trump’s dinner with China’s leader, Xi Jinping, on Thursday was a glitzy gathering of the biggest names in tech. AMD CEO Lisa Su said during a fireside chat at the New York Stock Exchange that she will be attending Thursday’s White House event, joining executives expected to include Nvidia’s…
Diane von Furstenberg, 79, says she never felt guilty about choosing work over her kids
Diane von Furstenberg, 79, said she believes she did a good job raising her kids as a working mom. On Thursday’s episode of the “Aspire with Emma Grede” podcast, von Furstenberg spoke about how she managed motherhood while building her fashion empire. “If you talk to my children, I was never…