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"Your man Henderson" must be a pretty notorious man-about-town.

These masters of disguise are some of the most curious creatures of the sea. We talked to Senior Aquarist Chris Payne from the Monterey Bay Aquarium to find out more.

While a fight to the death may sound romantic, it's not often what happened.

You couldn’t be blamed for hearing the word “Pilates” and thinking about super-fit starlets and medieval-looking machines like the Reformer. But the popular fitness system didn’t begin in a boardroom or a gym. In fact, Pilates has its roots in a World War

A decorated Marine

In 2015, we often use the term “tarred and feathered” to describe crowd-sourced vendettas against strangers (like ganging up on someone through social media) or retaliation from one’s peers. What your typical angry mob might not know is that tarring and f

The sign at the end of the movie says Chicago is 1880 miles from Las Vegas. That sign is wrong.

Since 1967, it’s been the best-selling white spirit in the U.S. But despite its prevalence, vodka took a while to catch on.

A look back at Larry Clark's 'Kids,' the most controversial film of the 1990s, on the 25th anniversary of its release.

The Ford Mustang just turned 50 and she’s looking really good.

Here come some facts from Aunt Opus!