Jamie Kenney

Halloween is the perfect time for scary movies, so we’ve come up with a list of films with just enough scares for every age

Teachers and schools deserve better.

National Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15. Here are some movies to help you celebrate.

Because getting in the spirit of Halloween doesn’t have to include nightmares.

(Admit it: you’ve been humming these songs for a while anyway.)

If your kiddo longs for country life, here are a few movies to keep them entertained.

From classics to new favorites, this list is music to our ears.

Some old, some new, all spooky good fun.

“It’s easy to put off health screenings, just like I did.”

“I hope they see this is really benefitting me and people who believe in masks all across the country.”

Whether from laughter or the genuine catharsis we never knew we needed, a micro-generation is collectively sobbing.

The mother of four has insights about loss, adoption, birth, and the emotional rollercoaster of parenting.

After announcing that they’d become parents in August, the couple recently shared their first family photo and their children’s names.

“The only point we can control is the point we are on.”

State agencies say the move was enacted to curb a troubling rise in video game addiction.

“I want them to look at me and realize that just because you look a little bit different, like mommy doesn't have a leg, doesn't mean you can't get out there and dream big.”

Mattel and Netflix's upcoming movie musical will feature double the fun with a brand new Barbie!

You kid hasn’t bathed in three days? Neither has Bingo.

🎶 “I don’t wanna grow up! I’m a Toys ‘R’ Us kid!” 🎶

In Australia Marie Claire's 25th Birthday Issue, the actress opens up about motherhood, marriage, and nurturing the careers of “unknowns.”