No one can tell the future with 100 percent certainty, but Pinterest believes it has insights into what we will be wearing, doing, and eating in 2022.
The company combed through millions of searches to determine the top trends next year for its annual Pinterest Predicts report, which it said boasts an 80 percent accuracy rate. Its finds included the resurgence of goth fashion, decorating your home with your pandemic pet in mind, and the rise of "alt bashes," parties that celebrate life's quirky moments from divorces to empty nesters. People had a penchant for looking for road trips and nighttime vacation activities, as well as curved furniture. And, wellness was top of mind, whether that was working on interpersonal relationships or understanding how to communicate about our bodies.
Pinterest head of core research Larkin Brown joined Cheddar News' Michelle Castillo to discuss this year's report.
A former manager at the Harvard Medical School morgue, his wife and three other people have been indicted in connection with the theft and sale of human body parts, federal prosecutors in Pennsylvania announced Wednesday.
With busy summer days on the horizon, packing your beach bag is crucial. Luckily, Kim Appelt, style expert and author of the book Style for Everybody has some recommendations you can take from day to night with ease.
Going once, going twice, sold! Our very own Chloe Aiello got the chance to visit Christie's Auction house to get a peek at some rare items going up for bid today from the collection of Ann and Gordon Getty.
Actor Treat Williams, whose nearly 50-year career included starring roles in the TV series “Everwood” and the movie “Hair,” died Monday after a motorcycle crash in Vermont, state police said. He was 71.
A lot of us go for food that makes us feel like 'home' when we're eating it. Chloe Aiello sat down with celebrity chef Alisa Reynolds who traveled the world in her new TV series Searching for Soul Food to understand the real meaning of soul food.
Summer is heating up and more people are starting to travel, but some are opting to skip the security lines at the airports and travel by train. As part of our Need2Know Vacation series, cheddar's Ashley Mastronardi reports from a train en route to Virginia.
