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Millennials gave birth to 'Generation Alpha.' Are these kids already doomed? - Vimarsana News

Millennials gave birth to 'Generation Alpha.' Are these kids already doomed?

Zoomers fear them. Boomers want more of them. Millennials will keep making them for the rest of the year.

Uzo Aduba Plans to Help Daughter Become 'Strongest Most Powerful Self' - Vimarsana News

Uzo Aduba Plans to Help Daughter Become 'Strongest Most Powerful Self'

Orange Is the New Black star Uzo Aduba is partnering with Colgate to help Gen Z and her baby daughter Adaiba feel confident in their smiles.

Generation Alpha slammed as 'feral, illiterate, screen-obsessed iPad kids' - even though one in five of Gen Z's demographic 'supervillain' successors are still in diapers! - Vimarsana News

Generation Alpha slammed as 'feral, illiterate, screen-obsessed iPad kids' - even though one in five of Gen Z's demographic 'supervillain' successors are still in diapers!

Generation Alpha now makes up over two billion youngsters, with many seen as iPad obsessed, out of control menaces with poor social skills that were hampered by the pandemic.

Gen Z is freaky and free about sex — astrology reveals why - Vimarsana News

Gen Z is freaky and free about sex — astrology reveals why

Why is Gen Z more sexually free than generations that came before? Blame it on the placement of death daddy planet Pluto in freewheeling Sagittarius. Read on to learn more.

Source: nypost.com
10 Sparkling Water Brands to Try - Vimarsana News

10 Sparkling Water Brands to Try

Whether you call it seltzer, carbonated, or sparkling, there’s no denying the popularity of fizzy, flavored water. While some sparking water achieves its effervescence naturally, most get their bubbles from the addition of carbon dioxide. The process, first discovered by British scientist Joseph Priestley in 1767, was popularized circa 1783 by Jacob Schweppe, a German […]