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Children of divorce often face challenges in their own relationships, as Barbara De Angelis discusses the impact of parental separation on their choices.
Todd Garton, a manipulative figure in the music industry, orchestrated a plot to have his pregnant wife murdered by a close friend.
Ted Ammon's murder in East Hampton reveals a complex web of deceit involving his estranged wife, Generosa Ammon, and her new husband, Danny Pelosi.
In a specially-designed nursery in the UK, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old.
The Secret Life of 4, 5 and 6 Year Olds reveals the social development of young children.
In a specially-designed nursery, children aged 4 to 6 exhibit their social and emotional development through natural interactions captured by hidden cameras.
In a specially-designed nursery, hidden cameras capture the social and emotional development of children aged 4 to 6 years old in Britain.
The show reveals the secret life of 4 to 6-year-olds in a British nursery setting.
A manipulative woman exploited dating apps like Tinder to emotionally and financially deceive multiple men, ultimately facing justice in an Australian courtroom.
American men are drawn to Colombia, where they can spend 50% less than in their home country while seeking relationships with local women.
Japan faces a crisis in love, with rising virginity rates and declining birth rates.
Ashley Humphrey stalks Sandee Rozzo for nearly 20 miles before shooting her eight times, leading to a 25-year prison sentence and an interview with Piers Morgan.
There are around 60,000 sex workers in Pattaya, many of whom rely on this industry to support their families amid economic hardship.
More than $300 million was lost to romance scams in the United States during 2020, as scammers exploited loneliness during the pandemic.
Three contributors experience life on JobSeeker and the Disability Support Pension for three days, facing the challenges of living on welfare.
In Australia, a series of high-profile cases involving wives who attempted to kill their husbands highlights complex issues of domestic violence and legal consequences.
Loneliness among young Europeans has surged since the Covid-19 lockdowns, prompting initiatives in Germany and Denmark to foster social connections and support mental well-being.
Fran borrows money and pawns nearly all her possessions to afford her daughter Niamh's private school uniform after she wins a scholarship.
One in nine people in South Africa has AIDS, prompting a radio program to expose cheating partners in hopes of reducing the disease's spread.
In Mumbai, three disabled individuals navigate societal expectations and personal challenges in their quest for love amidst India's complex cultural landscape.
In Chinguetti, Teslem Milid prepares to celebrate her fourth divorce with a lavish party, reflecting Mauritania's culture of multiple marriages and remarrying.
In Egypt, rising divorce rates highlight the need for sex education among couples.
In South Chicago, educators Luciano Moline and Cordura Lewis lead a program called 'What's Up with Manhood' to teach 14 and 15-year-old boys about sexual consent and boundaries.
East London’s food bank usage has surged since the COVID-19 outbreak, reflecting the growing struggles faced by local families.
In Tehran, young Iranians are increasingly remaining single, prompting the government to establish an online dating agency to address this social shift.
Egypt's divorce rate has tripled over the past 15 years, with more than 60% of young couples facing challenges in their marriages.
In Delhi, the rise of online dating apps has led to an increase in private investigators who use questionable tactics to verify potential partners' backgrounds.
In Johannesburg, a new generation of young women known as Slay Queens monetize dating through relationships with wealthy men, raising questions about empowerment and exploitation.
Young adults navigate the dating trend of non-committal love through Tinder and Bumble.
Contemporary society's heated debates and polarization are examined through the insights of psychologists and sociologists, exploring the potential benefits of constructive disagreement.
According to American health authorities, 400,000 children a year are born to mothers who use crack or cocaine, facing lifelong damage from their mothers' addiction.
The Philippines considers legalizing divorce, facing opposition from the Catholic Church and Duterte.
David Pevsner mourns Tumblr's porn ban, impacting his art and community of 26,000 followers.
In southern Gaza, young couples like Hamzah and Nada navigate marriage amidst destruction and displacement, facing rising costs and the challenges of rebuilding.
Syrin Lee illustrates how to draw dysfunctional relationships with humor and personal stories.
Frida Kahlo's passionate love letters, showcased by the Smithsonian, reveal intimate correspondence and inspire the creation of handmade valentines.
Over a quarter of young adults in the UK source their news about contraception from TikTok, reflecting a gap in available information.
The Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb, Croatia, showcases sentimental items from failed relationships, founded by Olinka Vištica and Dražen Grubišić.
Marriage was once primarily about survival, providing shelter and progeny, before evolving into a partnership centered on love and emotional fulfillment.
Kathy Burke says going to bed before 10 PM is a sign of being grown up, but she still feels unsure about what being an adult really means.
The Mennonites in Argentina fight against technology threatening their traditional lifestyle.
Tinder and Bumble have changed online dating, generating 20 billion matches worldwide.
Jade and Lewis face a dramatic date over food sharing and etiquette issues.
Since America's first sex education class, over 100,000 films have been produced on the topic.
Michelle Van was found stabbed to death in her closet, prompting Chris to connect with an AI-powered love doll named Mimi.
At 23, Erika Glenn landed an entry-level job at a healthcare organization after graduating with a bachelor's degree and a 4.0 GPA.
Jason Ladanye learned card tricks from his older brother at a young age and dedicated his life to becoming the best card cheat in the world.
Yolanda falls in love with Billy, an American convict, through letters despite his crime.
