12 Thoughtful Gifts for DIY Enthusiasts
Whether they’re looking to make vintage photos or brew their own beer, there's a DIY kit for just about everything.
Whether they’re looking to make vintage photos or brew their own beer, there's a DIY kit for just about everything.
In 1998, Cher reinvented herself yet again—and forever changed the way hit songs were made—with “Believe.“
You can, but the USPS actually prefers that you don’t. Here’s why.
Germany is the land of Oktoberfest, Christmas markets, and super literal compound words like Glühbirne (“glow pear,” a.k.a. “lightbulb”) and Baumwolle (“tree wool,” otherwise known as cotton).
Subscribers to the Amazon Prime Video have access to some of the best horror movies. Here’s what to watch when you’re in the mood for something spooky.
For just $3, you can enjoy a free Frosty with every Wendy's purchase you make for a year.
The clay empire behind Wallace and Gromit will be making stop-motion magic for years to come.
Leif Erikson's foray into America began over a thousand years ago—long before Columbus's 1492 journey.
Failing to appear can mean a fine, jail time, or being forced to write an essay about the importance of serving.
Price tracking tools can take the guesswork out of holiday shopping.
Before you talk turkey this Thanksgiving, find out what we know about the phrase’s meaning and origins.
The world's longest saxophone note is too risky to attempt. So is the world's longest kiss.
It's hard to nail the second movie in a series—here are 25 successes.
Popovers make a delicious alternative—or supplement—to the classic stuffing and rolls served with a traditional turkey dinner.
Penguin Books commissioned the work in 1965, but the "A Clockwork Orange" author only completed several hundred entries before discarding the project.
These unique gifts for cat lovers, dog lovers, and horse lovers will add some animal-themed joy to your loved one’s life this holiday season.
Get all the benefits of a sparkling clean home with none of the backbreaking work with Roborock’s deeply discounted lineup of robot vacuums and mops.
Those frilly paper caps on your turkey's legs have been called “turkey frills,” “turkey booties,” and even “turkey panties.” Here’s where they came from.
‘Little Women’ author Louisa May Alcott was also an early suffragette who fought against slavery and registered women to vote.
Searching for the best early Black Friday Amazon deals? You can get great discounts on Beats Studio Buds+, and more.
Alex Garland‘s directorial debut contains what might be the most dense, obscure in-joke in cinema history.
This digital art piece from Thomas Blanchard set to Chopin’s Nocturne Op. ,9 No. 2 is oddly soothing.
All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?
A little wreath can go a long way.