Smiles are strange things. People use them when they are happy, yes, but also when they are uncomfortable, bored, anxious, or trying to be polite. Sometimes a smile has nothing to do with joy at all.

It’s understandable why millennials feel like they’re constantly being mocked on the internet, from the way they wear socks, how they decorate their home, and even the dreaded millennial pause. But ...

WORCESTER — It's time to scrub those pearly whites — it's World Smile Day. The annual celebration started by the smiley face creator, Worcester native Harvey Ball, will see beaming residents and ...

Do you have missing teeth, gapped, chipped, or discoloured teeth? Do you experience embarrassment or hesitate to smile due to your dental imperfections? In an era where first impressions matter more ...

So on this Women’s Equality Day, stop asking women to smile at work. Instead here are three things leaders should focus on instead to break the bias in our workplaces. Studies reveal that requests to ...

You don’t need a reason. You don’t need permission… just smile! A genuine smile is more powerful than any pitch — it builds instant connection and trust. Smiling isn’t about faking happiness; it’s a ...

Listen to what the head coach of the Louisville alumni TBT team, Montrezl Harrell and Jay Scrubb said after their win over Boston vs. Cancer: LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Fans of the Louisville men's basketball ...

Louisville native Jay Scrubb is suiting up for The Ville in The Basketball Tournament. Scrubb, 24, bypassed an offer to play at U of L five years ago en route to becoming the first junior college ...

Following Brian Wilson’s recent passing, it’s only natural that a lot of fans have opted to revisit Wilson and The Beach Boys’ work. And one album tends to stick out like a sore thumb, considering it ...

This story was originally published in the October 14, 2004 issue of Rolling Stone. Brian Wilson is waiting in the driveway of his Mediterranean-style Beverly Hills house, dressed entirely in brown ...

We tend to think of one-hit wonders as a recent phenomenon. Truth be told, they’ve always been a part of the pop/rock landscape. Go back to the 60s, and you’ll find artists and bands who scored a big ...