millennials

A new survey finds that it is tough to employ Gen Zers. Hear what HR professionals had to say about why.

As the years go by, The Lone Star State gets more enticing to many across the nation. It looks like Millennials are seeing the Texas Star shine bright too!

You may have caught a friend lying about seeing one of these movies to seem cooler. Or you might also realize that you haven't actually seen one of these yourself.

Speaking from experience, here are 6 ways millineals still screw up everyday things.

The segment started innocently enough with Erin saying "Greg might die..." so, we knew we were in for a treat.

Like 78% of Americans, I too live paycheck to paycheck. I need a realistic goal that I can achieve. Something that lets me live my life instead of being at home holed up without the ability to do anything.

Good news for those of you who like to drink an occasional glass of wine.

According to the Age Discrimination Act of 1967, if you use the phrase "OK, Boomer" it could be considered an ageist slur

Many of us have hosted at least one Thanksgiving celebration. Many have come to regret it. Most millennials don’t care to even attend, let alone host.

If it's not on Instagram, did you even Halloween?

It's hard to believe that anyone living in the ultra-connected world of 2019 could feel lonely, but they do

It sounds like social media doesn't necessarily make us more social.

Demographics show that millennials make up the largest generation in the American workforce, but earn 20 percent less than the Baby Boomers at the same age.

An iconic product that adorned pantry shelves for generations could be facing extinction at the hands of the dreaded millennial generation.

A viral tweet has sparked a serious debate that is spreading across social media.

The law may say you're an adult when you turn 18, but according to a study done by CBS/Nielsen, millennials don't consider themselves an adult until years later.

New Orleans ranks high on a list of places where millennials are looking to live.

"The Millennial Question" video has been shared thousands of times since it hit Facebook. Here's the video, and a response from a not-so-millennial.

Alexis Bloomer has gone viral for her "apology" on behalf of all millennials—but is her video the most millennial thing ever?

The outrage of youth gets a lesson in life. This clip from Dragnet in the 60's sounds like it would be right at home in 2015.