Relationship experts report that too many couples fail to ask each other critical questions before marrying. Here are a few key ones that couples should consider asking:

The TV and MTV generations (and that includes almost all of us now) are not satisfied with one channel any longer — we have become multi-channel media omnivores.

In terms of attention, there are few more effective mediums than the mirror where everyone becomes the centre of their own attention.

Some entertainers working as mall Santas in the Denver area, say they have more fun as a smart-aleck St. Nick and sometimes find audiences prefer it, too. Increasingly, parents want to see Santa Claus, and they prefer naughty over nice.

Shoppers across America have millions of gift cards tucked away in envelopes, drawers and wallets. And some of the nation’s largest retailers are profiting as a result.

An Oregon State University study suggests that anti-smoking ads by the tobacco industry targeted at youths and their parents do not work and might actually encourage some teens to smoke.

Kicking somebody during a fight can be more dangerous than using a sharp or blunt weapon, research shows.

eMarketer estimates that more than one-third of the total US population ages 3 and older viewed video on the Internet at least monthly during 2006, and in three years more than half of all Americans will be part of the online video audience.

The following is the 6th part of an exclusive Impact Lab series called the Twelve Trends of Christmas by Thomas Frey.  Title:  The Happiness Index

Chinese authorities have fined a low-cost airline almost $20,000 for selling tickets for 13 U.S. cents in a promotion, saying they broke national pricing rules, a newspaper said on Monday.

Chinese art takes an unusual twist with this naked woman braille art exhibit.  (w/pics)