by Cheryl Russell | Apr 18, 2025 | What’s The Story?
It’s easy to think of punctuation as just a few dots and dashes, but in today’s world of texting and messaging, those little marks carry a lot of weight. A single period can make a message feel cold and a missing exclamation point might seem like a snub. Why is punctuation suddenly so loaded?
by Cheryl Russell | Mar 23, 2025 | What’s The Story?
In 2023, 41.4% of people worldwide used sleep trackers, a $2.22 billion market. Promising better rest, experts warn they might fuel anxiety instead. So, while they claim to enhance your slumber, are sleep trackers your secret to sweet dreams or just data-driven drama?
by Cheryl Russell | Dec 29, 2024 | What’s The Story?
In 2013, Kristen Chenoweth picked Sarah Horn from the Hollywood Bowl audience to sing “For Good” from the musical, “Wicked.” Unknowingly, Chenowith had randomly chosen a voice teacher who delivered a flawless performance—a viral moment that skyrocketed her career overnight.
by Cheryl Russell | Dec 15, 2024 | What’s The Story?
This place is like Disneyland—a tourist magnet with a devoted trendy following. Shopping here is anything but ordinary, and it’s no wonder America’s grocery store has turned into a global phenomenon.
by Cheryl Russell | Nov 17, 2024 | What’s The Story?
Earth clocks tick a tiny bit slower than those on the moon, about 56 microseconds shorter, because of gravity differences. It may not sound like much, but this small variance adds up over time and could cause problems for lunar missions.
by Cheryl Russell | Nov 1, 2024 | What’s The Story?
This is the little robot that can Let’s talk about being in two places at the same time. For children unable to attend school, an app-controlled robot is an ideal solution to sit in for them, and serve as their eyes, ears, and voice while they participate from home....