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Are you constantly checking your phone? Turns out, it might actually be a form of digital self-harm (ouch). We’re also spilling some hot tea on why gossiping might actually boost your mental health. Plus, new research shows facial hair can make men seem more trustworthy and attractive… but only if you’re in a very specific group. Also, surprise: science says men are more romantic than women. We’ll explain why Cupid might actually wear boxers, not bloomers. And Taco Bell is back at it again, bringing crispy chicken nuggets into the drive-thru mix. Craving sleep instead of snacks? We’ve got tips to help you finally catch those Zzzs. Plus, our usual batch of Things You Need to Know Today, the crazy crime story of the day, and of course our totally ridiculous Stupid List.
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