Of all the social gaffes, none is perhaps more common than meeting a new person, exchanging names and promptly forgetting theirs — forcing you to either swallow your pride and ask again, or languish in uncertainty forever. Why do we keep making this mistake? There are a few potential explanations, says Charan Ranganath, the director of the Memory and Plasticity Program at the University of California, Davis. Why you forgetThe simplest explanation: you’re just not that interested, Ranganath says.

Love is defined as “an intense feeling of deep affection,” while loyalty is “a strong feeling of support or allegiance.” They are not synonyms for each other. The society we live in today makes cheating easier. Here’s how: People spend their singleness sleeping around and find it difficult to settle down Before, sex was sacred and was to be reserved for marriage, but now many people spend their singleness pursuing sex with different people.

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The beginning of March’s Women’s History Month observance offers a chance to look back at how much has changed — and what hasn’t — in the lives of women around the world. And when it comes to finding a visual representation of that change, popular posters can provide a unique window, argues Richard Davies, head of content for the online collectibles marketplace AbeBooks.com. “Posters mirror society,” he says. “Poster styles change when society changes.

Kendrick Lamar made an uncredited appearance on Future and Metro Boomin’s new album “We Don’t Trust You,” and with it delivered a series of apparently sharp, pointed words for Drake and J.