Have you ever found yourself scrolling Instagram reels after a long day, only to glance at the clock and realise it’s somehow 3 AM? You, my friend, have fallen victim to the epidemic of brain rot—a ...

End-of-the-year lists for films, songs and other aspects of popular culture usually mention the best and worst entries that year and draw heated debates. However, another consistent feature around ...

The words include: Though more relevant than “polarization,” in my opinion, none of these words are as interesting as the word of the year from across the pond at the Oxford University Press: brain ...

Two planned mineral sands mines in western Victoria have received approvals for environmental plans. Farmers near Swan Hill and Horsham say the Victorian government has ignored their concerns.

9, 2024, it selected “polarization” as its word of the year, which joins a list of 2024 winners from other dictionaries that includes “brat,” “manifest,” “demure,” “brain rot ...

Oxford University Press declares "Brain Rot" 2024's Word of the Year, defining it as mental deterioration from overconsumption of trivial online content. This excessive digital media use ...

When I set out to find the best wool socks, I expected the eventual winner to be an upgrade over my current rotation of cheap cotton socks. That indeed was the case, but I underestimated just how ...

Joanne Hunter, a single mother, recalls the day she discovered her son’s online interactions spiralling out of control. The Irish expat, who raised her son in Madrid before moving to Dubai ...

It isn’t surprising that Oxford University Press has declared “brain rot” as the Oxford Word of the Year for 2024. The “word of the year” aims to identify terms that most significantly ...

All garments sold in the United States are required to have a care label. The label states the fiber content of the item and how it should be cleaned. Wool garments are often labeled as hand-wash only ...

Oxford University Press has declared 'brain rot' as the Word of The Year for 2024. Psychologist shares concerns about our mental decline linked to excessive consumption of trivial content on social ...