Bella Thorne opened up about her experiences of being slut-shamed in the public eye for her sex-positivity. Experts say it’s a serious issue.
Author: Jenna Ryu, USA TODAY
Are you ‘phubbing’? Here’s how you may be self-sabotaging your relationship
Are you constantly checking your phone in the middle of a conversation? It’s called phubbing, and experts say it’s more than just a mindless habit.
Bella Hadid regrets getting a nose job at 14. How young is too young for plastic surgery?
Bella Hadid admitted that she regrets getting a nose job when she was 14, which begs the question: How young is too young for plastic surgery?
Women shaving their faces: Here’s why people are talking about dermaplaning.
Women are shaving their faces with the viral skincare trend of “dermaplaning.” Here’s how it works, according to skin experts.
Heidi Montag is eating raw bison, animal organs. Is it safe?
Heidi Montag is the latest celebrity to try the raw meat and animal organs diet. But is it safe? Nutrition experts weigh in.
Puberty, periods and parent problems: How ‘Turning Red’ tackles growing up with a cultural spin
Director Domee Shi and co-writer Julia Cho talk to USA TODAY about how “Turning Red” reimagines a traditionally taboo topic: female puberty.
People are inhaling ‘tanning nasal spray.’ But is it actually safe?
Tanning nasal sprays are the latest viral product to help get that bronzy glow from home. But experts warn it can pose serious dangers.
Kanye West’s behavior is ‘triggering’ for those who have been in Kim Kardashian’s shoes
Some fans have defended Kanye West’s “disturbing” music video depicting the death of Pete Davidson, but experts say it’s more serious.
‘Euphoria’ finale has fans sharing their ‘Cassie’ horror stories: ‘It took years to heal’
Euphoria’s season finale and Cassie and Maddy’s plot had fans reflecting on their experiences with betrayal trauma and toxic friendships.
Some women are sick of being harassed at gyms. Are women’s-only gyms fixing the problem?
Many women have been opting for single sex gyms to avoid harassment and unwanted stares while working out. But does this address the bigger issue?