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We're entering a new era of home aesthetics, and it's a lot more colorful.

Here is the meaning behind the "what the sigma" phrase that is growing in popularity.

According to a fresh study, a whopping 44% of people are strong believers on Super Bowl food superstitions.

If you tip your server twenty percent, all of that tip money goes to the server, right? Not if this Denver restaurant trend invades Tyler.

I will warn you, this is not a quickie, but it could be well worth the effort if you're looking to increase the value of your home and spiff up the neighborhood too.

It's the most romantic time of the year. Yay! The period between Christmas and Valentine's Day is peak dating season, but that can turn annoying in a hurry thanks to these goofy new trends.

Bold colors and prints are about to find their way out of 80s videos and back into mainstream fashion, and we'll hear more 80s influences in music next year too. There will be nothing subtle about 2020.

People that are the hardest to buy for will love this gift, and those that seem to have everything can always use one more. This Christmas present idea could solve all of your gift-giving problems.

Something new is happening with brides and grooms, and while it could be a fantastic new way to tie the knot, it may also really upset your grandma. Would you ever combine last names to invent a completely new one?

It's a love-hate relationship with those little liquid nitrogen-soaked cereal balls that make you look like you have dragon's breath when you eat them. Kids love 'em and many parents, well...not so much! Because they're expensive.

This blew my mind today. The ill-fated scrunchie of the late 90's a la Carrie Bradshaw, has made a trendy come back.

I get it. There always has to be some kind of trendy thing to do. However, if you think this will be good, we can't be friends.