Sometimes “I’m fine” means they’re genuinely OK. But often, it’s a cover for feelings they’re not ready to express — hurt, disappointment, irritation or even emotional exhaustion.

If the award was for the most popular series, it would make more sense. But “Anime of the Year” implies the one with the highest quality, and, as we learned above, that isn’t Solo Leveling.

Zodiacs & Astrology News: Many individuals mask their true feelings with a simple \\"I'm fine,\\" and this article explores five zodiac signs particularly prone to this behavior. L ...

The Vetements hoodie, which retails for $780, could just be a random choice of clothing on Cole's part, but it could also be a playful reference to his previous statements about walking away from ...

As previously mentioned, I'm sure Joel McHale will be excellent in Scream 7. He's definitely got the charm and acting chops to pull of playing Sidney's long unseen husband in the forthcoming sequel.

Anyway I'm Falling in Love With You Episode 1 Review: Haruka Mitsui's manga of the same name (Dousse, Koishite Shimaunda) finds its anime adaptation in the hands of director Juichi Yamamoto, with ...

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Greg Norman’s tenure as LIV Golf chief executive is coming to an end, with the Australian legend confirming he’s “fine” with being replaced at the top of the controversial breakaway tour.

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That's why I'm fine with a stock market crash. And maybe, after reading this, you are, too. Motley Fool contributor Mitchell Lawler has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.

Many people insist they're 'fine' and 'good', even when their inner world is crumbling. As psychologists explain, the signs are often there; we just need to be more observant.

U.K. singer Bishop Briggs has announced her third album, Tell My Therapist I’m Fine, out on Oct. 18 via Virgin Records. It’s her first in five years, and she says, “It’s about the ...