Title: All Articles & News Stories | Mentalfloss

More Articles

Read More

Astronaut Scott Kelly used cotton swabs to take samples of his fecal matter. He then sealed it in tubes and sent it back to Earth via rocket.

Celebrate all that is queer with a headfirst dive into the incredibly rich history of LGBTQ cinema.

In a state where everything's bigger, H-Town looms particularly large.

Olympic curling stones are pretty self-policing—here's what those green and red lights can tell you.

Several studies have reported that deafness is more prevalent in white cats, but few provide a good estimate of how common it is.

Here are some people, places, events, and things turning the big 5-0 in 2013.

The Adiva One is a bed accessory that operates on the premise that adults enjoy being rocked to sleep as much as babies do.

This gives the phrase "biking to work" a new meaning.

The Jerry Maguire Video Store will open in Los Angeles on January 13, 2017.

One startup is using games to make physical therapy more engaging.

Looking for something to do with your rotting Jack-O'-Lanterns? Here are some tips for recycling, upcycling, and responsibly disposing of old Halloween pumpkins.

The iron-fisted Lady of Bear Island totally stole the one scene she was hired to appear in back in season 6, and a fan-favorite (and now-recurring) character was born.

The shock rockers' "overnight" success was a long time coming.

The devices pump real pollen, which bees can then carry to real plants.

These tasty treats have a European heritage and a very American following deep in the heart of Texas—and lately, from coast to coast.

River lawsuits, hidden official city symbols, and the heroic son of Al Capone's lawyer.

From slap bracelets to finger-sized skateboards, these are the distractions that filled teachers' desk drawers in the '90s.

Did HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ leave you wanting more? Don a hazmat suit and tour the control room in all its radioactive glory.

When Harry met Marty...

Humans have a long history of clever ideas that go horribly wrong.