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Wes Craven’s meta-horror film spawned a handful of sequels—and a possible backlash against one California community.

Favorite alcoholic beverages, signature accessories, and reading material are a few of the items that these artists took with them to the afterlife.

Fewer and fewer newly constructed homes actually have dining rooms. Here’s why.

Impaling your own hand while carving for your kids is not a good look. Here’s how to avoid it.

It’s like a big chicken tender, but fancy.

Let’s just say you’ll be super grateful for your toothpaste and toilet paper after watching the latest episode of The List Show.

A local organization is aiming to fill Detroit’s vacant land with gigantic forests.

There is an art—and perhaps even a science—to putting on Band-Aids correctly.

The chip brand now has its own restaurant in the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

Whether real wrecks or ghostly sightings, these ships bear stories of unexplained deaths, flying orbs, and screams from the depths of the sea.

Can a haunted attraction really be insulated against legal action for scaring people? A law expert weighs in.

There’s a natural explanation for the very un-catlike sounds your pet starts emitting when it sees a bird or squirrel.

Traveling can be expensive, but tourist attractions in these cities cost a grand total of nothing.

Zillow is making the home-buying process a little simpler for those concerned about floods, wildfires, and more.

Barring some dramatic medical advancements, living into your eighties remains the best-case scenario.

When you know what goes into making them—ping pongs, for example—even the most frightening horror movie monsters become less scary.

Many people underestimate the damage that suppressing a sneeze can cause.

You have Tinseltown to thank for phrases like ‘cut to the chase’ and ‘jump the shark.’

There’s no universal expiration date for helmets. Here’s when—and why—you should replace your helmet.

Plus, a simple trick that will help you identify most true cases of the passive voice. (Hint: It involves zombies.)

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