Adriana Diaz

1 week ago | nypost.com | Adriana Diaz

Nobody likes a catfish — but lots of people are reeling them in. In the age of Botox, filters and flattering angles, you might look less like the photo on your dating app than you realize. But your date probably noticed. More than 50% of Gen Z and millennial users have gone on a date with someone who looked very different from their profile pictures, according to a new survey from relationship app Hily.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Diaz

Nobody likes a catfish — but lots of people are reeling them in. In the age of Botox, filters and flattering angles, you might look less like the photo on your dating app than you realize. But your date probably noticed. More than 50% of Gen Z and millennial users have gone on a date with someone who looked very different from their profile pictures, according to a new survey from relationship app Hily.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Adriana Diaz

Step back, shot girls — for a truly hot NYC party in 2025, you need oyster girls. They are beautiful, young women, often seen wandering among the Big Apple’s best-dressed revelers, dolled up in slinky black dresses and heels. Their mission: To seamlessly shuck the aphrodisiacal shellfish by the handful, serving them directly, with all the trimmings, to guests — all while maintaining eye contact and a sparkling smile.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Diaz

Your child’s birthday could indicate a lot more than your star sign. A growing body of work is finding that a person’s date of conception or birth may impact the rest of their lives — from their weight to their chances of becoming a star athlete. The latest evidence? A recent study from the University of Tokyo, where research found a person’s metabolism could vary depending on when they were conceived. The data showed that those conceived during the colder months — Oct.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Adriana Diaz

Step back, shot girls — for a truly hot NYC party in 2025, you need oyster girls. They are beautiful, young women, often seen wandering among the Big Apple’s best-dressed revelers, dolled up in slinky black dresses and heels. Their mission: To seamlessly shuck the aphrodisiacal shellfish by the handful, serving them directly, with all the trimmings, to guests — all while maintaining eye contact and a sparkling smile.