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There's a lot more to this city of 750,000 than horses and bourbon.

In “Color Theory,” Vimeo user Kat Smith has created a color-coded supercut of shots from popular movies, revealing the different ways filmmakers put color to use.

If all you know about these fish is that they fight, here’s a crash course in all things Betta.

Jordyn Lexton parlayed her culinary passion and a desire to help troubled youth into Snowday Food Truck, a business with a mission as impressive as the inventive grilled cheeses it serves up.

Remember when Monica Lewinksy hosted a dating show? No? You're not alone.

If patrons don't have enough cash, they can come back and pay when they do.

The film that introduced American audiences to Jackie Chan just turned 20 years old.

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The brick building on 144 Constitution Avenue once served as headquarters to the National Woman’s Party.

The message is clear to some fans of the ‘Breaking Bad’ prequel: Fring’s back!

It dates back to the 13th century, and may have been a dirty court game.

Study up before your next cross-country (or cross-town) road trip.

Impress the locals on your next visit to Florida with these 25 facts about the Big Guava.

MTV, the Space Shuttle, Beyoncé, the DeLorean....

Compare the opening and closing moments of shows like "Twin Peaks," "The Wire," and "Breaking Bad."

The Cheese Grotto fits in your fridge, and keeps air flow, temperature, and humidity optimal for your favorite aged dairy products.

Not everyone's munching on popcorn and candy during screenings.

Scots is close to Standard English in the way Norwegian is close to Danish, which is to say, they are pretty much mutually intelligible. It’s possible to read the Scots Wikipedia and understand nearly everything, but there’s just enough unfamiliar vocabul

Even the most diehard movie fans might think twice before opening their wallets to buy these props.

14. It's where the country's hardworking Billy Basses go to retire.

On March 22, 1933, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act, which essentially ended Prohibition by allowing the sale and consumption of low-alcohol beer and wine. The act went into effect on April 7, henceforth known as Beer Day