Unfortunately, Louisiana doesn’t have a region called “Cancer Alley” for nothing.

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The possible involvement of a famous horror director may explain the video's eerie tone.
One translates to "asparagus Tarzan." Another means "bag of whale blubber." In fact, some of these are so amusing you might not even mind being insulted.
While pouring milk into your coffee or a glass of orange juice in the morning doesn't seem like a difficult task, you might be doing it wrong.
In 1957, South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond made a marathon argument against integration.
The supernatural drama on 'Stranger Things' is practically endless, which has left plenty of room for wild speculation. Fortunately, fans have been only too happy to oblige—and share their theories online.
They didn’t find a navigable water route to the Pacific Ocean—but they did return with journals full of observations.
Getting blessed with extra room in your row is usually a matter of luck, but some airlines are letting passengers opt for the perk—for the right price.
Sometimes, rewriting is better. Here are some of the most popular Stephen King movies that have different book endings.
While King Charles III is only just getting started, here are the royals who could one day take his place on the throne—in one very specific order.
The cereal giant's new line of portable bowls use instantized milk, making it possible to eat cereal in your carpool lane.
Tricks aren’t just for kids anymore—nor are trick words! Here are 11 old-timey words for pranks and capers, perfect for when you’re feeling curmudgeonly about Halloween revelers knocking on your door for treats.
The breed was named after King Charles II.
Just snap a picture of your random LEGO assortment and Brickit will provide inspiration.
An obscure mountain in Umpqua National Forest has been saddled with a horrifying label for over a century.
Even if you’ve binge-watched the Emmy Award-winning TV adaptation of 'The Handmaid’s Tale,' there’s still much to be learned from, and about, the book.
By selling seasonal candy in August, retailers control when shoppers get in the Halloween spirit.
Deciding when to use an em dash instead of some other punctuation mark is largely up to you—except in situations that call for an en dash or hyphen.
The consumption of the sweet-tasting carbohydrate is a hotly debated topic, and the misconceptions sometimes outweigh the truth.