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Did you know your weight can fluctuate by as much as five or six pounds a day? Studies show we tend to be at our lowest weight on Friday mornings, and our heaviest on Sunday nights. If you want your most accurate weight, you should weigh yourself on a Wednesday.

A third of people who normally travel for the holidays won't be this year. 38% also said they'll go to fewer gatherings . . . 21% of people who usually go to church will skip it . . . and 12% who usually fly for the holidays will drive instead.

Someone studied the heart rates of people watching dozens of horror movies, and they determined that "Sinister" from 2012 is the scariest horror movie of all time. It's followed by "Insidious" and "The Conjuring".

Almost three-quarters of people say they're expecting the TOUGHEST WINTER EVER, according to a new survey. And the top things they're stocking up on to prepare are face masks . . . toilet paper and other paper products . . . and vitamins.

A recent study found working out at a specific time each day can help you lose weight. And the reason is simple. People who schedule their workouts and make it a routine are less likely to skip a day.

A poll found the most important rules to follow on a first date are: Be on time . . . be a good listener . . . don't talk about your ex . . . try to make them laugh . . . and keep the conversation light.

A survey found the top foods we hated as kids but like now include asparagus, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, fish, avocados . . . and bacon?

The average American thinks the first two weeks of October are the best part of fall, according to a new survey. And the top things we love about this time of year are the leaves, the chill in the air, hot chocolate, and getting ready for the holidays.

A new study found humans are better at remembering where junk food is stored than healthy food. Possibly because we evolved to prioritize high-calorie foods so we wouldn't starve.

What's something from your past you STILL need to vent about, even after all these years? There's a discussion on Reddit where people are sharing moments when they were wronged decades ago that they're still not over