Ernie Hudson Would Like To Star In A Rom-Com Next, Please & Thank You

There are certain entertainers I would watch in anything, and Ernie Hudson is one of them. As I suspect is true for many of you, too, Hudson will always hold a special place in my heart as Winston Zeddemore from Ghostbusters — a character we’re getting to fall in love with all over again, thanks to Jason Reitman’s 2020s revival of the iconic ‘80s franchise. But wielding a proton pack isn’t the only thing keeping Hudson busy these days. Fortunately for us diehard fans, the veteran actor is popping up onscreen in other places, and parents will get a kick...

3 Controversial Rules For Adult Children According To This Mom

TikTok / @loriscowsandstuff Raising kids who grow up to be confident, capable adults is hard work, and it doesn’t stop when they turn 18, especially if they still live at home. Adult kids can bring a whole new set of challenges that can be totally overwhelming for parents, but one mom is here to remind you that there are some things you simply don’t have to care about. Lori, @loriscowsandstuff on TikTok, shared a video explaining that she doesn’t care about a few things when it comes to her “adult-ish” 22- —and 24-year-old children, who live at home with her....

Wait… Do I Have ADHD? 10 Sneaky Signs, According To Experts

10’000 Hours/Getty Images The thought occurred to me (as so many do) when I was scrolling on social media one night: Could I have ADHD? I’d just watched a reel of a mom who most definitely does, and as she joked about her little behavior quirks, my husband chimed in, “Hmm, who does that sound like?” He was diagnosed with ADHD last year but has long sworn I’m neurodivergent, too. And while I have no doubt that’s true in some capacity, I guess I just never connected the dots to ADHD — my behavior quirks look pretty different than his....

The Problem With The Title 'Stay-at-Home Mom'

Maskot/Maskot/Getty Images A funny thing happened when I took a career break to raise my kids: I struggled to answer that most ubiquitous question, “So, what do you do?” At first, I thought the question itself, posed by strangers at parties and school pickup lines, was challenging enough. But I soon discovered my rambling, self-conscious response was even worse. In a culture that has conditioned us to define our worth and value by our roles outside of the home, suddenly, I found myself without a proper career title to summarize me. Instead, I was in this undefined space of focusing...