From a late-night movie to "just one more episode" of a new show, watching TV in bed is a part of many people's wind-down routine before sleeping. However, we're also regularly told that a dark, ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Q. I like to watch TV in bed at night, but ...

We truly are living in a golden age of television. It's almost quaint to think about how many options we thought we had while channel surfing on cable TV, when now we are met with more streaming ...

I do a lot of things that are bad for my sleep. Case in point: Every night I spend at least half an hour scrolling mindlessly through my Instagram and Facebook feeds, bombarding my eyes with blue ...

I rent out a room in my house to traveling nurses, and they tend to keep to themselves when off-duty, and tend not to watch the TV in the living room. A very good former tenant is returning for ...

A very good dog deserves a very good bed, not the boring ones you can buy at a pet store. Fortunately, that's where some good ole crafting comes in. Dog owner Jonathan shared on Reddit the ultimate ...

A Washington Post report reports, as per 'Stimulus Control Therapy' it's best to keep your bed for sleep and sex only. Watching TV can mess up your brain's sleep cues. No clear scientific consensus, ...

I’m a pretty good sleeper, but occasionally I have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep. Most nights I like to watch a movie or show on my laptop in bed for an hour or so. It helps me relax, but ...

Thanks to advancements in display tech, manufacturers have been able to rethink and bend the form of televisions in unimaginable ways. For example, at CES 2020, LG showed off a roll-up TV that could ...

Bensons for Beds has just added two new TV beds to its ever-growing collection. The Media Glow and the Linsbury feature colourful, sound-activated lighting, an integrated 43-inch TV and a comfortable ...

ST. LOUIS — Poor sleep habits and the absence of a sleep routine are often the most common contributors to insomnia, according to Mark Muehlbach, director of the Insomnia Center at the Clayton Sleep ...