So, you went home with a mega hottie from the bar. Kudos to you. You get back to your place; things are getting hot and heavy. The pants come down; the dress comes off; you tell him to get a condom.

We've all done it once or twice, but only these celebs have owned up to it Without revealing exactly what she found, Lively told Variety that Googling herself "just ended in full depression," she said ...

Recent surveys found many physicians are Googling patients, which may lead to ethical issues, Pavan Amara, a student nurse, journalist and women’s rights activist based in London, wrote in an op-ed ...

The verb “Google” refers to the action of looking something up on the eponymous search engine—and it made its pop culture debut in 2002 during the final season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer when Xander, ...

Many people may feel the need to turn to the internet when experiencing a health issue. However, there are reasons why googling or researching symptoms can contribute to health anxiety. It may feel ...

What does the under-35 crowd want to learn about most? Themselves. Data released Thursday from Bank of America found that 9 percent of millennials and 11 percent of Gen Z say they Google themselves ...

Googling things is about to get more complicated, thanks to artificial intelligence. A new AI Mode is coming to Google search, the company announced at its I/O conference Tuesday. When should you use ...

“I googled it …” has become ubiquitous in every day conversation. Many of us refer to “googling” as the act of searching the internet regardless of whether we use the Google search engine to do so.

Jack Beresford is a Newsweek Senior Internet Culture & Trends Reporter, based in London, UK. His focus is reporting on trending topics on the Internet, he covers viral stories from around the world on ...

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Charlotte Lehman could hear the man reading his credit card number out loud from across the Starbucks. He was speaking to a companion, but his voice carried over the music to where Lehman sat.