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You can see a moon right out of a sci-fi novel. No special equipment needed.

Some downright odd occurrences have happened at the Oscars since the awards show debuted on May 16, 1929. From 'La La Land' being named Best Picture when it wasn't to “Adele Dazeem” and beyond, here are some of the most memorable moments in Oscar history.

Every spring, hundreds of icebergs drift by the waters of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

IKEA’s spare parts page can save you from an extra IKEA visit (unless you’re looking for an excuse to go).

Antidisestablishmentarianism is regarded as the longest non-medical, non-coined, nontechnical word in the English language—and it keeps some robust company.

Her best-known work, 'The Second Sex,' set off a feminist bombshell that continues to shape today’s debates

Greek language employs many sharp, oddly entertaining expressions and phrases, from "black and spidery" to "I ate a door."

Generation Z—that emergent generation of idealists and doomscrollers—are still busy defining themselves. But they definitely want to do something about climate change.

A space tourism company plans on launching an orbiting hotel faster than some cities fix potholes.

Animals in movies seem lucky to begin with—but none can compete with the shelter dog that Chris Evans took home.

More than 3 million people visited its snow-covered peaks in 2021, making Glacier the 27th-most visited park in the national park system.

The sight of a red fire truck will catch your eye, but it's not the reason emergency vehicles are painted scarlet.