Fabiana Buontempo

1 day ago | nypost.com | Fabiana Buontempo

A mom’s gotta do what a mom’s gotta do. How someone chooses to parent their children is a personal decision — but when you share on social media how you go about it, people are bound to share their ruthless opinions. That’s what happened to a Massachusetts mom named Nicki Marie when she posted a TikTok video of herself pushing her two kids in a stroller while at Disney. No, these weren’t toddlers getting wheeled around — they were grown kids — 8 and 10 years old, to be exact.

1 day ago | nypost.com | Fabiana Buontempo

“Shallowing” is a popular sex trend that has taken off — and gotten women off — within the last year. It’s nicknamed “outercourse” because it involves light sexual play of the entrance to the vagina and slightly inside — without deeper penetration. Shallowing was only formally named a few years ago, and it’s become increasingly popular — especially since sexual wellness brand LELO listed it as one of the top sex trends for 2024. And it seems to still be going strong.

2 days ago | nypost.com | Fabiana Buontempo

This is big news for pizza lovers. In a time when New York pizza is selling for $6 slices and $40 pies — the idea of a large $9 pizza in itself sounds glorious, but the fact that it can also be delivered — chef’s kiss. Popular membership-only warehouse, Sam’s Club, just announced that their beloved $8.98 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza — a staple at the store’s food court — is available for home delivery.

2 days ago | nypost.com | Fabiana Buontempo

La Liste just revealed the top 10 best hotels in the world — and none of the luxury ones in New York made the elite list. With so many incredible travel destinations — it’s hard to narrow down the best places to stay, but the Paris-based company known for its hotel and restaurant rankings took on the difficult task of doing just that.

3 days ago | nypost.com | Fabiana Buontempo

In today’s wild digital dating world — sitting back and endlessly swiping will only get you so far. That’s why Caitlin Trask, 32, decided to go the extra mile by creating a “man catalog” to track all the hopeful men she matches with on dating apps — for research. “Sorry I can’t go out tonight, I have 513 men I have to document in my man catalog,” the hopeless romantic is heard saying in a TikTok video she posted, teasing her method.