If you work in a corporate setting, it’s likely you’ve heard these terms tossed around this year.

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Chances are you’ve heard some of these terms over the past year—whether you understood what they meant or not.
Hypochondriacs beware.
For many Victorians, parties, dancing, and festive spirits were staples of New Year’s celebrations. Yet there were many other odd, quaint, and charming customs that for the most part are no longer with us.
There have been many great examples throughout vinyl history, with artists recording sound in the groove.
When it’s time to say goodbye to this year’s Christmas tree, don’t just dump it in the trash. Try one of these eco-friendly methods instead.
Looking to plan a trip for 2026? These eight cities are ideal for hikers.
You should absolutely watch these cozy movies this winter season.
This list may not make you feel old—but it probably will warp your sense of time.
These familiar words and sayings, such as ableism, couch potato, and more, aren’t as old as you might think.
Forget images of glittery champagne bottles and fireworks bursting over snow-covered cities. From dancing pigs to unnerving children, these vintage postcards were a more unusual way to ring in the new year.
Remaking these iconic ‘80s movies would be a fool’s errand.
From ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ to ‘Baby Doll,’ these are the definitive best adaptations of Tennessee Williams’s works.
Enjoy a taste of how people around the world ring in the New Year.
When winter bears down, it can be hard to think of anything outside of how much you hate (or love!) the snow and ice. Here are a few of the words and phenomena that could define this season.
Throughout history, criminals have used the holiday as an excuse to commit terrible acts.
From iconic novels adapted into popular films and TV series to titles released posthumously, these books celebrate a milestone birthday in the new year.
These captivating time capsules contain far more than just old newspaper clippings.
These cold seasons pushed cities and civilizations alike to the brink.