Men are suddenly searching for dinner parties, game nights and things to do without a phone. What's driving it, and whether anyone is actually setting the table.
The science behind runaway eyebrows, mysterious forehead hairs, and the increasingly strange places men grow hair as they age.
Most of us shower daily out of habit. Dermatologists say it depends on what you did, and you don't need to soap everything. Meet the Pits, Bits and Feet Rule.
A straight friend asked why gay guys always have the best skin. The real answer involves masculinity, trust, TikTok, and why borrowed routines don't work.
Men's jeans are changing, but you don't need to go full baggy. Here's how straight, relaxed and looser fits work and how to update yours without trying too hard.
We eliminated every boring moment from our lives, and the research says we got it exactly backwards.
Beef tallow skincare is all over TikTok. A men's grooming take on the benefits, side effects, whether it clogs pores, and if it beats a real moisturizer.
Testosterone is everywhere right now. Here is what the actual trials found about low testosterone, TRT, and the side effects nobody advertises — including what it does to your s...
Most brands discount on their birthday. We wrapped a gift instead. On ceremony, effort, and why the time you spend on yourself counts.
The damage you did in June doesn't surface until August. Here's why, and the six week plan to fix it before it sets.
A shower was never just about getting clean. Here's the science behind why it resets your mood, quiets your nervous system, and clears your head.
A Harvard study found people with a strong sense of purpose were less than half as likely to die over eight years. No pill required, just a decision about what your life means.
Every man walking out of that tunnel today got a haircut this week. That is not a coincidence, and the story behind it is one of the best of the tournament.
Your skin is quietly running diagnostics on your sleep, your stress, your gut, and your heart, and most of us never learn to read the results.
No air conditioning. No open windows. Wool suits in a Philadelphia summer. What the Founders endured to write the most important document in American history — and why discomfor...
Clark Griswold's been a punchline since the 1980s. We asked a USC psychologist what's actually happening in a dad's brain when he loses his mind over Christmas lights, and the s...
A USC researcher just made the case that the dad bod is a badge of honor. She's right, and we're here to take it one step further.
Your dad had an obligation. These guys just showed up anyway. That's the difference.
Every dad is a type. You've known which one yours is since you were twelve — we just gave him a name.
On the morning after D-Day, war correspondent Ernie Pyle found razors in the sand — and what those men packed tells us everything about why discipline of appearance is disciplin...
You've got the lifestyle habits. You've got your people. This is the third leg of the longevity stool and it's the only one nobody else can do for you.
Research shows maternal warmth from childhood through your adult life is doing invisible work that extends your longevity.
New research says the secret to living longer isn't crushing yourself at the gym—it's walking the dog, talking to strangers, and showing up sharp.
Everyone's talking about peptides, but no one's explaining them in plain English—until now.