If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. A new year calls for new trends Jamie Allison Sanders is an LA-based writer with over 20 years of media experience covering celebrity ...

The social media landscape is changing fast — here’s how brands can show up, get noticed and stay ahead this year. For younger audiences, TikTok and YouTube are the new search engines. By 2026, AI is ...

From talking computers to self-driving cars, here are the trends to watch. By Brian X. Chen Brian X. Chen is The Times’s lead consumer technology writer and the author of Tech Fix, a column about the ...

Food and beverage companies in 2026 will need to cater to a consumer who is full of contradictions. Shoppers are increasingly prioritizing health and wellness and pushing for more clean-label food ...

Wait, hold on. How am I just hearing about swicy? FADEL: Well, Michel, that's so 2025 now. MARTIN: Burn. FADEL: NPR's - (laughter) NPR's Neda Ulaby explains what swicy was and what might take its ...

This exclusive WrapPRO/NRG research report identifies the critical storylines for the year ahead, from AI to sports streaming to a pushback on franchise films. As the entertainment and media ...

Trying to keep up with the flood of wellness trends last year was bewildering. Influencers promoted seemingly endless products and experiences under the banner of "wellness." Some trends, like celery ...

Colleen Murphy is a senior editor at Health. She has extensive experience with interviewing healthcare providers, deciphering medical research, and writing and editing health articles in an ...

Wellness is on everyone’s mind. The industry, which McKinsey & Company reports is currently worth $2 trillion, is continuing to dominate our collective interest. But what does wellness look like in ...

Forget working out more, spending less, or finally picking up that hobby you’ve been thinking about for years. If there’s one resolution we’re rallying for in 2026, it’s investing in a superb sex life ...