Songs That Explain the 90s host Rob Harvilla joins In Defense of Ska to add The Mighty Mighty Bosstones' "The Impression That ...

I still love him and believe he loves me ... I’m a bisexual cis man in my late 60s. I’ve been in a loving companionate marriage for more than forty years. My wife learned I was actively ...

I’m a male in my late 60’s with what I think is an unusual problem. My wife of almost 40 years and I have a good sex life and it’s gotten better since the kids moved out. Every two or three ...

That is 10,000 books given free to encourage a love of reading as well as to develop early literacy skills. The non-profit organization Noelle founded is called The Read Seed Inc. Their mission ...

Instead, the Vikings are 14-2 and firmly in the race for the NFC's No. 1 overall seed. The Detroit Lions, also 14-2, currently lead the NFC North and hold the No. 1 seed, thanks to a Week 7 ...

In the second round at Alexandra Palace - the opening match for the 32 seeds - 14 crashed out to unseeded opponents. Second seed and 2023 world champion Michael Smith headlined the instant exits ...

ANN ARBOR, MI — Ann Arbor was experiencing a building boom as it entered the 1960s and it didn’t let up. Dozens of new developments took shape, including several high-rises from the 18-story ...

On “Way Out West,” the album’s most straight-up sixties-pop tune ... and the lyrics sound like love is strange,” he wrote. It was a perceptive read on Chilton in particular, who apparently ...

There are multiple ways the Vikings would end up with the No. 5 seed. If they beat Green Bay on Sunday, that's the worst Minnesota can do. If the Vikings lose to the Packers, though, there are ...

The 1960s was a turbulent decade, with baby boomers hitting young adulthood and attitudes about everything, including music and sex, undergoing radical change. Society was whipsawed by Kennedy’s ...

As Joy says, “The star seed is in me now – Villengard are nothing ... by Anne Hathaway in Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, “love is the one thing we’re capable of perceiving that ...