You’ve no doubt heard the phrase before (along with the modern equivalent, spill the tea), but chances are, you’ve never ...

For National Poetry Month, I’ve curated a playlist of seven songs that represent poetic devices like allusion, irony and rhyme. I call it “the wordplaylist.” Prepare to be taken back to middle school ...

As for brats, or Prince Harry (says one US judge), a child is spoilt (or spoiled) as their character has been deprived an ...

"Welcome to Soweto," reads the name of a small store, with the flags of South Africa and DR Congo either side of the phrase.The small maroon container shop deals in everyday products, from soft drinks ...

The phrase appeared on thousands of pages unrelated to Jane Austen before and during her life – and was a favorite phrase of ...

Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant is a leader both on and off the court. Don't take our word for it. Just take the word of Memphis rookie Yuki Kawamura, who came straight from Japan to a two-way ...

This fun-to-say, alliterative phrase refers to the valuable ability to speak eloquently, especially when it comes to flattering or persuading others. But there’s a little more to it than you ...

It’s no surprise that the president deleted “climate change” from government websites. But why forbid “advocate” and ...

No one wants to hear these words from a significant other. Dating expert Louanne Ward warned that a simple phrase could be a glaring red flag that signals trouble in paradise. “When somebody ...

There's a phrase that I hear parents say all the time: "I just want my kids to be happy." But as a child psychologist and a mother of three kids, I've seen how optimizing for happiness ...