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While you can happily rewatch the likes of 'The Shining' and 'It,' there are some Stephen King adaptations you may have written off after the first viewing. These are the seven you need to give another chance.

Gargoyles at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.

Think you know everything about famous cities like London, New York, and Paris? Think again.

A holly sprig is the traditional garnish for a Christmas pudding.

With every sweet and spicy bite, you’re eating a piece of British history.

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Think about it: have you ever heard someone say they had “extenuating errands”? These eight words are only used in a very specific context.

Traveling for the holiday? Time to plan your schedule to avoid bumper-to-bumper traffic.

Danny Glover and Mel Gibson for ‘Lethal Weapon’

Maybe you don’t think of them as Christmas movies, but they do take place over the holidays.

Sinbad and Arnold Schwarzenegger in ‘Jingle All the Way’

Think you know everything there is to know about ‘90s Christmas movies? Let our quiz test that knowledge.

90th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

The annual holiday event, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, looked a lot different decades ago.

No, print is not dead. And most journalists are certainly not rich.

A lot goes into making a musical, especially one as special as ‘Wicked.’ See how much you know about the making of this fan favorite and learn about the changes it's made since its debut.

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Think twice before responding if someone calls you one of these words.

The dashboard of a Jeep isn’t the only place you’ll find a rubber duck.

Go with ‘goozlum’ instead of ‘gravy’ this Thanksgiving.

A smiley face balloon next to a speech bubble of the phrase “No worries!”

The history behind “no worries” and why the phrase became a favorite for millennials and Gen Z.

Gen Z is a lot more socially active than you may assume.

Spoiler alert: Many Gen Zers aren’t kids anymore.

The interesting origins of silver dollar pancakes.

From coded confessions to bone-chilling firsthand accounts of battle, these diarists used private confession to illuminate history for generations to come.