Who knew, until the procedure went viral online, what buccal fat removal was? Nobody had even heard of nasolabial folds until ...

Gen Z, millennial, zillennial?Find your generation — and what it means — by year As technology continues to rapidly advance, Gen Z parents are likely to be more cautious with how their ...

A demographic cohort succeeding millennials, Gen Z is generally defined as those who were born between 1997 and 2009. Dretsch told "GMA" that Gen Zers grew up in a time where information and ...

adding that Gen Z as a group is "substantially smaller" than millennials. Gen Alpha and their relationship with technology Dretsch said despite being closer in age, those in Gen Alpha seem to have ...

"We're still counting Gen Alpha, but I think every indication shows us that this is also going to be a small generation," Sheehan said, adding that Gen Z as a group is "substantially smaller" than ...

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It won’t be a stretch to say that 2024 belonged to the Gen Zers. They were out there doing the most—rewriting dictionaries, inventing slang, and serving vibes that could power the planet. Wondered ...

Over a third of British adults are only drinking once a month or less. And a quarter of Gen Z - those under 27 - now don’t drink at all.

Even millennial-A listers, including Selena Gomez (above) and Jennifer Lawrence, are fans of Pandora’s lab-grown diamond jewelry: “If it looked like c--p, they wouldn’t put it on,” says ...

The “zillennial” — she’s at the cusp of the millennial generation and Gen Z — sets aside 10% of her income for retirement and has a healthy monthly budget of $500 for entertainment and ...

A digital camera may have been on a holiday gift wish list of a Gen Z in your life this season. If you're wondering why someone between the ages of 12 and 27 would want an outdated piece of ...

A new survey by Talker Research, conducted on behalf of Newsweek, has found that employees in Generation Z (born between 1997 and 2006) are most likely to be working on Christmas Day. The survey ...