

Marla Mackoul
Joined: Sep 27, 2023




This classic fall-time activity poses more risks than you may think, but there are things you can do to mitigate them.
These decorative mud balls can end up so shiny and colorful you’d assume they’re some sort of jewel. But you can actually make them at home.
If you ask for a “jye-roh” in Greece, prepare to get some funny looks.
No one wants to discover a freezer full of spoiled ice cream. Here’s how to tell if the creamy treat is still good—and how to make sure it’s safe to eat for as long as possible.
They haven’t been mandated by the EPA since 2012, but California has kept them around.
Discover everything you need to know about flower girls, including the history behind why this wedding tradition got started in the first place.
Some old-fashioned window guards look like they have a potbelly. Discover the real reason why, as well as the history surrounding these unique grills.
Some U.S. states, like Hawaii, may have to deal with higher electricity bills for summer 2025 than others.
Italian ice has a sorbet-like texture, but these frozen desserts really aren’t the same thing. So, where does this summer treat really come from—and more importantly, is it even from Italy in the first place?
Recycling gets confusing sometimes, especially when it comes to certain items. Discover which recycling rules you may (or may not) be breaking here, plus the best practices to follow instead.
Though the origins of the garter toss tradition are strongly debated, there’s one thing most folks can agree with: it might be time for this controversial wedding ritual to get the heave-ho.
Made an awkward blunder in a conversation? You might have just put your foot in your mouth. Learn more about the history and origins surrounding this commonly used phrase here.