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If you ever walk through the health and hygiene aisles and wonder if anyone drops BIG MONEY on all those fancy products . . . oh, they do. According to a study from Talker Research and Intimina, the average woman spends $1,639 per year on their "wellness." That includes everything from doctor's visits and prescriptions . . . to undergarments, intimacy items, hygiene products, vitamins, and skincare and beauty products. All very important to wellness . . . physical and mental.

Photo: Getty Images A total 21,500 fines worth at least $6.1 billion have been issued to illegal migrants for refusing deportation orders since President Donald Trump took office in January, the Wall Street Journal reports. The amounts of the fines reportedly vary with some at nearly $1,000 for every day past removal orders, as well as individuals facing millions for staying in the U.S. long after they were ordered to leave.

Photo: Getty Images The winner of the $348 million Mega Millions drawing on June 27, the largest lottery payout ever won by a player from the state of Virginia, claimed their prize and revealed their planned first purchase earlier this month. The ticker holder, who opted to stay anonymous, said they plan to buy a new, zero-radium riding lawn mower, which starts at $3,000, with part of the winnings from the jackpot, Mega Millions announced in a post shared on its website on August 14.

Photo: EHStock / iStock / Getty Images The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced an urgent recall of Cyclobenzaprine Hydrochloride Tablets USP, 10 mg, after discovering that some bottles contain the wrong medication. New Jersey-based Unichem Pharmaceuticals issued the voluntary recall after bottles labeled as Cyclobenzaprine were found to contain Meloxicam 7.5 mg tablets instead. This labeling error poses a serious risk to consumers.

Photo: Getty Images South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley revealed that she had a formal interview for the New York Knicks' head coaching vacancy and would've accepted the job if offered, which would've made her the first full-time female head coach in NBA history. "I would have had to do it. Not just for me. For women. To break [that door] open," Staley said on the Post Moves podcast with WNBA star Aliyah Boston and WNBA legend Candace Parker. "I would have had to.

Photo: Joe Raedle / Getty Images News / Getty Images Cracker Barrel has decided to revert to its original "Old Timer" logo after customer backlash against a recent redesign. The restaurant chain announced on Tuesday (August 26) that it would scrap the new minimalist logo introduced earlier this month. The decision followed widespread criticism from customers and conservative media figures, including President Donald Trump, who urged the company to return to its roots.

Photo: Getty Images Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down as the popular retailer continues to face a decline in sales amid backlash from its retraction of diversity, equity and inclusion hirings, CNN reports. Cornell's departure was widely respected and Target has picked an internal candidate, current chief operating officer Michael Fiddelke, as his replacement. Cornell will, however, stay with the company in an executive chairman role.

Photo: Getty Images A Boeing 757 plane's engine burst into flames shortly after takeoff, leading to passengers sending out "goodbye texts" to loved ones before making an emergency landing. Concord Airlines Flight DE 3665 from Corfu, Greece, to Düsseldoft, Germany, was carrying 273 passengers when a turbine airflow disruption led to its engine catching fire at an altitude of approximately 36,000 feet on Saturday (August 16), WDR reports.

Photo: Getty Images Former Miss Universe contestant Kseniya Alexandrova died at the age of 30 weeks after an elk smashed through the windshield of her car during a freak accident last month, PEOPLE reports. Alexandrova, who was Vice-Miss Russia in 2017, suffered severe brain injuries when the elk flew through the windshield of the Porsche Panamera she and her husband were traveling in in Tver Oblast, Russia, on July 5, according to Russian media outlets.

Photo: Andrew Harnik / Getty Images News / Getty Images President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Anchorage, Alaska, on Friday (August 15) for a summit aimed at resolving the ongoing war in Ukraine. Despite describing the meeting as "very productive," the two leaders did not reach a formal agreement. Trump stated, "There's no deal until there's a deal," emphasizing the need for further discussions.