Many of us spend our nights drifting out to a sea of social media posts, autoplays, and binge-watches. But there’s more to life than this lazy river.

No more pencils. No more books. No more teachers—hard stop. This time, it’s not because of summer vacation. It’s a dark time for American schools.

When it’s late on a weeknight and you just want to watch wrestling, but now there’s a salesman at the door and momma’s acting funny.

Claire is ready to grow up, but her brother Jacob still doesn’t full get it. But he has some special secrets that might be worth holding onto.

“What are we?” The awkward, expectant pause of being in between the friend zone – friends with benefits – More than friends – dating.

Yes, I think about our breakup. I also think about all the things you may have not said out loud.

Middle management sure has a lot of confidence that happy hour is going to fix things. Thomas Viehe tells a story of a corporate happy hour going the way they always go.

The royal wedding was the biggest spectacle in the summer of 1981. But someone better fix this TV before Charles and Diana say “I do.”

Lauren went camping overnight in the woods with her boyfriend, and the scary sounds are really getting in her head. Is it a monster, or nothing at all?