In the early 1980s, when cable TV was young and music videos were on the cutting edge, Doug Herzog used to fly coach for his ...

Gen Alpha, born from the early 2010s onwards, is the first generation to grow up entirely in the digital age. They are highly adept at navigating multiple digital platforms, favoring interactive ...

A rising wave of Gen Alpha slang is sweeping the internet, baffling parents as they try to decode the meanings behind viral terms like “rizz” and “gigachad.” The world of Gen Alpha slang ...

While you’re busy optimizing for Instagram ads and debating TikTok strategies, you’re completely neglecting the digital spaces where Gen Alpha is living, playing and engaging. You’re missing ...

Are you slay? Not if you don’t know this Gen Alpha lingo. From “mewing” and “slaying” to “sigma” and “rizz,” youngsters’ slang is perplexing parents more than ever before.

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Up to 20% of Gen Z and Alpha are open to receiving pensions in cryptocurrency, according to a Jan. 16 Bitget Research report shared with Cointelegraph. Moreover, 78% of the respondents expressed ...

My wife and I have twins born in 2010, members of the generation dubbed “Alpha” (born from 2010 to 2025). It’s the first generation to grow up fully immersed in and consumed by digital ...

"It does follow from that naming convention we introduced with Alpha," McCrindle said. When naming Gen Alpha, the demographer said his firm went with Greek letters rather than the Roman alphabet ...

Comedian Kalah Lovegrove with her kids RJ, 13, Jona, 7, and Ava, 9. Picture: Brett Hartwig Born between 2010-2024, Gen Alpha are the first generation to grow up in a world completely intertwined ...

The rise of Gen Alpha slangs has left parents and older adults confused. As many slang words continue to sprout, originating from African-American and LGBTQ+ communities, parents need to turn to ...

NEW YORK, Feb 6: From “mewing” and “slaying” to “sigma” and “rizz,” the lingo of Gen Alpha is baffling parents more than ever before. “When we had slang, there were only a few phrases that we had to ...