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Music Preferring Eminem, Justin Bieber Songs Might Mean You're A Psychopath A new NYU study attempts to establish a link between music preference and psychopathic tendencies. By Matt F November 13, 2017 18.1K Views
Food Chipotle's Supposedly Compostable Bowls Contain Cancer-linked Chemicals Does anything not give you cancer? LMK. By Noah C August 11, 2019 4.7K Views
News Study: Going To Concerts Makes You Happier A new Australian study finds that attending concerts is "associated with higher subjective wellbeing." By Danny Schwartz August 21, 2016 60 Views
Society Growing Up Wealthy Doesn't Stop Black Men From Falling Into Poverty, Study Shows Race is still being looked at over class, according to a new study. By Chantilly Post March 19, 2018 1.7K Views
Society Apple iPhone Owners Shop At H&M And Drive Hondas, Study Finds A new study offers insight into other trends exhibited by iPhone users. By Matt F September 19, 2017 6.4K Views
Food Chick-Fil-A Drive-Thru Is The Slowest Among Fast Food Joints: Report It's not because of poor service, though. By Alex Zidel October 06, 2019 9.3K Views
Pop Culture Meghan Markle Named Smartest Member Of The Royal Family By New Study The “Suits” actress graduated with a double degree in theatre and international relations back in 2003. By Hayley Hynes December 24, 2021 1.6K Views
Pop Culture New Study Says Weed Is Not Good For Your Heart Say it ain't so doc! By Karlton Jahmal August 09, 2020 21.5K Views
Music Drake & Cardi B's Music Can Help Bring Parents & Children Closer, Study Suggests A new study says that Drake and Cardi B's music can help bring parents closer with their children. By Aron A. May 02, 2018 3.8K Views
News Drake Is Worth About $3 Billion To Toronto, Study Says A new study says that Drake, as a promotional asset, is worth about $3 billion to Toronto. By Angus Walker June 25, 2016 39.0K Views
Society Study Shows That Cockroaches Are Becoming Immune To Chemicals Oh dear. By Chantilly Post July 06, 2019 2.3K Views
Society Oceans' Rise In Heat Over Last 25 Years Equals "3.6 Billion Hiroshima Bombs" A new study shows oceans are continuing to warm at record rates. By Cole Blake January 18, 2020 2.9K Views