Living with your parents at 30 can be a challenge here are 8 tips for making it work from someon

 Posted on April 26, 2024  |  5 minutes  |  930 words  |  Noelle Montes

Parents bring us into the world, care for us, and teach us how to grow into independent adults. It's considered slightly shameful in the US to live with your parents into adulthood, but it's a common occurrence in other cultures.Author Dylan Love moved back home with his parents at age 29 — here are eight things he did to make it work. It turns out that you can definitely go home again. [Read More]

The 7 best places to buy lightweight men's suits so you don't overheat

 Posted on April 26, 2024  |  8 minutes  |  1612 words  |  Aldo Pusey

When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Traditional wool suits can be very hot and uncomfortable during the spring and summer, but lightweight wool, linen, cotton, and even performance suits can provide you with the comfort you need during warmer weather.We rounded up 7 of our favorite places to buy lightweight suits for spring and summer, including brands like Haspel, Ministry of Supply, Todd Snyder, Indochino, and Bonobos. [Read More]

A complete timeline of Justin Bieber's dating life before he suddenly became engaged to Hailey Baldw

 Posted on April 25, 2024  |  17 minutes  |  3478 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin got engaged in July 2018 and tied the knot two months later.Bieber had previously dated Selena Gomez on and off since 2011.He has also been connected to models like Miranda Kerr, Barbara Palvin, and Sofia Richie.Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. It's hard to remember a time before Justin Bieber posters were featured on bedroom walls across the world. He rocketed to fame at just 13 years old, sauntered through an impossibly seamless puberty (in a physical sense, at least), and continues to capture the hearts of Beliebers everywhere. [Read More]

Chicago's mayor donned a lime green cowboy hat and said she'd send around a 'Census Cowboy' in an am

 Posted on April 25, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  529 words  |  Lashay Rain

Redeem now Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she's sending a "Census Cowboy" to 10 communities with low 2020 Census response rates to encourage participation. In a video, the mayor compared this initiative with efforts made by the mayor of Gotham in "Batman."The Census helps determine crucial funding and congressional representation.Lightfoot has a goal of a 75% response rate in Chicago; right now it's at 55%.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. [Read More]

I got a drink at one of NYC's most iconic cocktail bars, which serves a $190 signature cocktail and

 Posted on April 25, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1191 words  |  Aldo Pusey

The St. Regis New York, New York City's top-rated hotel, is home to an iconic cocktail bar: the King Cole Bar.It claims to have invented the Bloody Mary in 1934.Over the years, the bar has attracted businesspeople and celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, John Lennon, Salvador Dali, and Joe DiMaggio.It was also featured in the CW show "Gossip Girl."King Cole Bar has one ultra-exclusive table that can only be booked 48 hours in advance with a $2,500 reservation fee. [Read More]

Nancy Pelosi has disclosed her husband's new batch of investments, which include $2.9 million worth

 Posted on April 25, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  358 words  |  Lashay Rain

Redeem now House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has publicly disclosed a batch of stock trades made by her husband in January. According to the disclosure, Paul Pelosi's new investments include $2.9 million in Apple, Walt Disney, PayPal, and Amex shares. A House panel is due to debate a congressional stock trading ban that could include lawmakers' spouses. Nancy Pelosi has publicly disclosed her husband's investments in January, which include $2. [Read More]

The top 11 head coaches in the NBA today, ranked

 Posted on April 25, 2024  |  7 minutes  |  1383 words  |  Kary Bruening

We ranked the 11 best coaches in the NBA today. We weighed recent success with longevity, championships, awards, talent, and reputation to come up with our list. Steve Kerr lands at No. 1 after leading the Warriors to four championships in eight years. 11. Doc Rivers Doc Rivers. Matt Slocum/AP Images Team: Philadelphia 76ers Age: 60 Record with current team: 100-54, 3 seasons Career record: 1,043-735 [Read More]

'Twilight' Details That Make More Sense After 'Midnight Sun'

 Posted on April 24, 2024  |  2 minutes  |  226 words  |  Kary Bruening

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "Midnight Sun."If you rewatch 2008's "Twilight" after reading Stephenie Meyer's new companion story, "Midnight Sun," some of the film's more puzzling moments may finally make more sense.You'll fully understand Edward's disgusted reaction to Bella the first time they met.You'll also get why Rosalie holds Bella in such contempt.Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. [Read More]

'We're the Millers' star Will Poulter says he gets 'weird questions' about the kiss with Jennifer An

 Posted on April 24, 2024  |  3 minutes  |  530 words  |  Aldo Pusey

Redeem now "We're the Millers" star Will Poulter told the Independent he gets weird questions about the kiss scene. Poulter won an MTV Movie Award for the scene where he kisses both Jennifer Aniston and Emma Roberts. Poulter added that "really would have appreciated" an intimacy coordinator for the scene. "We're the Millers" star Will Poulter told the Independent that it's "unfortunate" that he gets quizzed about the kiss scene he had with Jennifer Aniston and Emma Roberts in the movie. [Read More]

It's a terrible time to be a HENRY

 Posted on April 24, 2024  |  6 minutes  |  1132 words  |  Zora Stowers

Redeem now Americans who are high earners, not rich yet, known as HENRYs, aren't doing so hot.Their wage and job growth is slower than lower earners, they're piling on debt, and childcare costs are soaring.They're turning to cheaper brands, and they may not feel financially well-off. It's a bad time to be almost rich — no, really. That's because the rollercoaster recovery from the pandemic-induced recession has left people who are high-earning, but not rich yet — known as HENRYs — with higher costs and slower wage growth, compared with their lower-income peers. [Read More]