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Tired of biting into mushy corn? Stop boiling it.
In honor of Clueless' 20th birthday (we know—we're totally buggin'!), we're exploring the origins of the movie's most memorable phrases.
Here‘s one quick and easy way to get rid of spotted lanternflies when you don’t feel like stomping on them (and a few other methods, too).
Miss out on learning all about ‘Clueless,’ which celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2025? As if!
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All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?
Grab some trash bags and get to work.
With limited lodging in rural Japan, Lawson offers a creative solution: rentable parking spaces.
Could making your mobile device a bit “stupider” be the key to curbing that pesky smartphone addiction? You can see for yourself with these handy tips.
Every second counts when it comes to earthquakes, and Android‘s AEA system is changing how people prepare for one of nature’s most unpredictable disasters.
Tempting though it may be, sipping from a hose is inviting a whole lot of health problems.
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The original reason electrical plugs had holes isn’t the reason they still have holes these days. Discover the history behind their evolution here.
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Spend less time waiting in line and more time holding on for dear life.
A growing trend in automation is reshaping how everyday items reach store shelves in Shenzhen, China.
Tennessee is obviously a dream for music fans, but other states on the list might surprise you.
Scientists in the Amazon have discovered a rare and puzzling bond between ocelots and opossums—two species typically seen as predator and prey.