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The repetition of the number 4 is often looked at as a message from the universe.

Most—if not all—of these films, such as ‘Scarface’ and ‘The Thing,’ are now considered classics.

Winter is here—and if the bad weather catches up with you, you might find these words indispensable.

These common myths continue to spread each winter.

If you’re a ‘90s or 2000s kid, there’s no way you can’t ace this quiz. How well do you know Disney movies of the early 2000s?

We’re giving you permission to disobey your stodgy old high school English teacher.

These historical practices were once considered good for one’s health, shockingly.

Data breaks down consumption per capita, revealing the top 10 wine-drinking countries in the world.

Ever think about just how incredibly old sharks are?

Millions of Americans will say “no” to booze this month—all thanks to one British woman who decided to swear off alcohol as she prepped to run a half-marathon.

Can you pass this quiz on historical world events?

How much water should you really drink a day? Well, it’s complicated.

Ever wonder why the new year officially starts on January 1? Turns out, you can thank Pope Gregory XIII—and Julius Caesar.

New Year’s babies used to get showered with gifts and prizes, but today their fame is fleeting.

From Donald Trump to Sabrina Carpenter, these public figures received millions and millions of Google searches this year.

New Year’s resolutions have a habit of being broken more than any other goals. This year, arm yourself with the best methods for making your resolutions a reality.