“Boy boobs” aren’t exactly a medical problem. Still, the condition can be cured by a surgical procedure—and for teenagers suffering from schoolyard ridicule, it can be worth it.

While middle-aged women still fight the onset of gray, young women have actually begun to dye their hair gray by choice—as a fashion statement.

As senior watch repairmen retire, who’ll be left to fix all those fancy Rolexes and Breitlings? Fortunately, a few young men have stepped up to the task.

Guess what? Craigslist’s Missed Connections — which started out as a romantic, whimsical way to reconnect with someone, and achieved fame as a success story for couples everywhere — has devolved, as so many romantic fantasies do, into a way for people to fake love for the sake of hooking up.

Do you wake up in the middle of the night with the urge to fly to Burma, or do you roll over and go back to sleep? If you’re addicted to travel, scientists think wanderlust may be in your genes.

The 1-900 industry may have peaked in the ’90s, but operators are still standing by.

Many athletes and teams have their own rituals. Some sports teams are developing rituals only for when they win, and they’re using music and dance to do so.

Apple’s iPhone is now featuring apps by celebrities to help fans follow their every move. You can sing along with Mariah Carey, guess Ellen DeGeneres’s guest celebrity, or have Samuel L. Jackson inject his answer into your conversation. Even D-list celebrities have their own apps.

Everything you ever wanted to know about the anatomy of human sternutation—or to put it another way, why we sneeze.

How an autistic candidate for public office has begun to change the face of politics in America.