Kendra Beltran

The internet has been led to believe that millennials are the first modern generation to be too sensitive, and while there is some truth to that, every generation before them has its hang-ups.

Millennials are the last generation to truly understand the value of physical media because, when they heard a song, they couldn’t just hop online and immediately have it in their possession. They either waited all day for the radio or MTV to play it, or they saved up their allowance and purchased the album.

From switching up one’s profile picture to arranging the wording of a bio differently, there are plenty of ways to improve an often-overlooked dating profile, but never fear. Help is here!

The latest honoree is Jonathan Bailey, the first openly gay man to be named "Sexiest Man." It's usually easy to guess which hottie it will be, but if People is looking for suggestions that might not be the usual suspects, let’s get into who should grace the cover of People’s "Sexiest Man Alive" issue.

The world has become a slightly different, faster, and sometimes stranger version of what millennials grew up with.

Every modern generation has had its fair share of teen idols who've won the hearts of the while in their youth.

When picking out a gift, it’s important to remember to gift things that won’t just end up taking up unnecessary space in the recipient's home. The holiday season might be full of joy and whatnot, but let’s not have it also be full of junk, as the following are gifts that always become clutter, so please avoid and shop with that in mind!

Millennials born in 1996 have been sweating since 2025, knowing that in a year’s time they’d be blowing out way too many candles on their birthday cakes, because in 2026 they’d be turning just as old as some TV shows' favorites, like PBS’ favorite aardvark, Arthur .

Millennials are a certain breed. Gen X believes they just reheated their nachos, and Gen Z would call them cringe for even using the term “reheated their

When it comes to the color wheel and pop culture, the primary colors heavily populate the collective mind. What about those less-used colors, like purple, though?