In the age of the YouTube star, when viral fame is equivalent to money, some people will do anything to make a buck. Teens are especially misled in this regard, resorting to stunts to become internet ...

Tide Pods are so January. Now teens are taking on an even grosser challenge in pursuit of Internet fame — and this one is making stomachs turn, as it is as disgusting as it is dangerous. The latest ...

I had fun the other day writing about a court hearing involving an alleged threat by one Slatington Borough Council member to skewer another one with a chair leg. Specifically, Mel “The Impaler” ...

Plastic surgeon Paul Nassif, from the reality TV show "Botched," said this week that he could fix comedian Artie Lange's flattened nose. Lange, best known as a cast member on "The Howard Stern Show," ...

Humans like to snort sh*t up their noses: cocaine, heroin, tobacco, prescription medications, molly, and vodka. Yes, people snort vodka. We like insufflation. A lot. But, wait, there’s a new line on ...

The Condom Challenge is the latest dangerous teen trend that is hopefully not sweeping the nation. The challenge involves inhaling an unwrapped condom through your nose and pulling it through your ...

There are so many things wrong with this trend. For starters: don't waste candy. Don't waste the delicious sugar that will perk you up for 7 minutes only to send you crashing down seconds later.

Chocolate is everywhere these days, from scented candles and avocado brownies to chicken and ale. Now, add your nose to that list. Coco Loko has introduced a new kind of snuff that melts in your nose, ...

There’s apparently more than one way to throw back a light beer. A video circulating on Twitter appears to show an East Carolina fan showing off his ability to chug a beer through his nose. Sports ...

A woman who snorts all of her meals seeks help in the new series of My Strange Addiction. Kathryn, from Virginia, abandoned chewing her food after a college dare and instead blends and inhales ...

Kelly Kozyra, who has been sober since 2021, recalls shoving her pinky in her nose "to hold all the cocaine up there so I didn't lose it" Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. Her work has ...