Many believe that music helps boost creativity, but an international study conducted by English and Swedish researchers is challenging that notion.

Have you ever racked your brain for the perfect idea, only to discover it later while doing something else? If so, you have experienced the power of a creativity break. But is there another tool to propel imagination?

Listening to your favorite band while chipping away at a presentation for work or your memoir may not lead to your best stuff. While it's often thought that having background music on actually boosts creativity, a new study finds that it actually can do just the opposite.

A new study finds that minute measurements of psychedelic mushrooms may boost a person's creativity without inducing the sometimes frightening hallucinations often encountered by people using the drug recreationally. 

A new study finds that staying up late on some nights and then binge sleeping on others can take a toll on one's focus and creativity levels.

Just because you prefer to be alone doesn't mean you're depressed. A new study finds that being anti-social from time to time is linked to creativity.