This week, Fox News Digital featured a rich lineup of lifestyle articles, including fun quizzes, crosswords, and more, on a variety of topics including food, lifestyle books, real estate, and Super Bowl III.
Grab a coffee and check out this week's top stories you missed or wanted to read.
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Read this weekend: In case you missed this week's best lifestyle stories
Let's dive in ahead of kickoff time on Sunday night!
Check out the top lifestyle headlines you've been missing this weekend, including offbeat news, faith stories, food, travel, Super Bowl III, and more. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images, courtesy of Drew Sarza)
Super Bowl trivia and snacks
Ahead of Super Bowl XV, Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers fans are hoping quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy will throw perfect passes. Fox News Digital spoke to a physics expert to explain the science behind soccer's spiral. Do you know how they work? Click here to get the story.
Looking for some Super Bowl treats? Check out recipes for touchdown-worthy desserts that are sure to impress the game-day crowd. Click here to get the story.
Here's why chicken wings, not the Chiefs or 49ers, are the real stars of Sunday's Super Bowl. Click here to get the story.
Many believe that chicken wings, no matter how they are prepared, are the true star of the Super Bowl. As shown above, Wendell's in Norton, Massachusetts, offers what its loyal fans say are the best wings in the nation. (Kelly J. Byrne/Fox News Digital)
Lifestyle Book Limited
What can university presidents learn from America's Founding Fathers?
Jared Cohen, bestselling author of Life After Power: Seven Presidents and Their Search for Purpose Beyond the White House, has some answers in this excerpt exclusive to FOX News Digital. Click here to get the story.
Jared Cohen's (above left) new book, Life After Power (S&S, February 2024), features the remarkable story that our nation's third president and Thomas Jefferson (right) pioneered as a former president. Contains a chapter on roads. This excerpt about the University of Virginia crisis is from “Life After Power.” (Fox News Digital; Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
weird and viral
A New York City woman went viral on TikTok after tearfully sharing her job-hunting journey door-to-door, including the difficult moment when her resume was rejected face-to-face. Click here to get the story.
New York resident Rohany Santos broke down in tears as she shared the response she received from an employer after handing in her resume. (@lohannysant, via TikTok)
beliefs and values
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker shares his feelings about fashion and faith ahead of Super Bowl VIV. Click here to get the story.
Daniel Renov, author of the food blog Peas, Love & Carrots, has started a fundraiser to feed Israeli families displaced by the October 7 terrorist attacks. Click here to get the story.
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child rearing
A recent video of a child evading a kidnapper in Arizona has prompted safety experts to weigh in. Click here to get the story.
A safety expert explained how parents can keep their children safe after an Arizona kidnapping attempt garnered widespread attention. (Glendale Police Department; iStock)
pet
Good Samaritans in Kansas City, Missouri spent hours rescuing a group of puppies trapped under an abandoned house in the freezing cold. The rescue was captured on video. Click here to get the story.
Animal rescuers in Kansas City, Missouri, crouched under an abandoned house to rescue a pack of puppies stranded outside in the freezing cold. (@kcpaws, via TikTok)
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style and beauty
Taylor Swift fans are upset about a crackdown on unofficial merchandise. Here's what “Swifties” some say are blocked from selling or buying items on Etsy need to know. Click here to get the story.
Taylor Swift has reportedly filed a significant number of trademark applications for things like her tour name, song lyrics, and initials. (iStock/Photo Credit: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)
real estate
Let's take a look at home prices from the 1990s to the 2020s, when Americans witnessed the biggest jump in U.S. housing market history. Click here to get the story.
In the second part of this two-part lifestyle series, let's take a look at the cost of housing in America in the year you were born. (St. Petersburg)
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