Starbucks baristas used to write notes on customers' cups who they liked, but corporate has taken that small human moment and ...

Sharon Osbourne marked the first Valentine's Day without Ozzy Osbourne with a tribute that included a heartbreaking photo and a heartwarming message.

“Words … right now, they’re in front of you. You read them. You remember you read them. You can reject them as nonsense or ...

Pippa Middleton helped Kate Middleton write the speech in which the Princess of Wales announced that she was receiving cancer ...

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Gordon Ramsay, a longtime friend of Victoria Beckham and David Beckham, detailed how they are doing amid their estrangement ...

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A Muskego judge dismissed a disorderly conduct citation against a resident, ruling his Jan. 6 chalk message was political speech.

More people are using AI to craft dating profiles, send and interpret messages, and more. But there's a right — and wrong — way to do it, experts tell TODAY.com.

Writing a card can make you feel more relaxed and quietly pleased. “Even five minutes of making something can put you in a flow state, and afterward you feel calmer and more settled,” McKleroy says.