Scientists have identified the specific male dance movements that women find most attractive Researchers from Northumbria University mapped out the exact body mechanics that signal health, vigor, and reproductive quality to female observers.

How many places have you eaten at?

A column on Kevin Willard, who embarrassed himself and #Villanova: share.inquirer.com/v16ZE3

The #Eagles asked Nick Sirianni to be Sonny Corleone on the causeway over the Jalen Hurts scandal. If I were Nick, I’d be asking myself how many more bullets I can take for Jeff Lurie & Howie Roseman and what I could do to preserve my dignity. Free column: share.inquirer.com/4TxLiD

Great comeback

Bernard Hopkins rings the bell for the Sixers Home Opener!!!! #sixers

I own an Airbnb cleaning business. This was the best possible outcome for me and the worst possible outcome for guests and hosts The fewer things a host can ask a guest to do, the more they will ask us to do and the more we will charge for a cleaning fee. That cleaning fee will continue to get pushed onto the guests which raises the cost of every booking. Or, the host will eat the increased cost we give them and their profitability will decrease Guests pay more, hosts pay more, cleaning companies make more Lose, lose, win

The #Chiefs, when they have a health situation that requires more context, send out head trainer Rick Burkholder to explain it to the media. He did that today with LT Josh Simmons. Here’s his full explanation:

If you could make one experience child-free, which would you pick? - Flights - Fine dining - Resort pools - Coffee shops - Movie theaters - Wedding receptions Leave your comments below and we'll read them on the #FOX29AfterShow. VOTE HERE: fox29.com/govote

If you rinse your rice, you're washing the vitamins down the drain. Look at a bag of Mahatma or Carolina. The ingredient list reads rice, niacin, iron, thiamin and folic acid. Below the cooking directions it says to retain vitamins, do not rinse before or drain after cooking. Ben's Original parboiled carries the same line. White rice has had the bran milled off, along with the B vitamins and iron. Enriched rice puts them back as a powder dusted onto the outside of the kernel. The vitamins sit on the surface of the grain, and the first rinse washes them off. FDA's standard for enriched rice has a test. Rice that can't survive a 30-second swirl in water and keep 85% of its vitamins has to have the don't-rinse line, and that's most of the rice on the shelf.