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Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka and Peter Ostrum as Charlie Bucket in ‘Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory’

Most—if not all—of these films, such as ‘Scarface’ and ‘The Thing,’ are now considered classics.

Winter is here—and if the bad weather catches up with you, you might find these words indispensable.

These common myths continue to spread each winter.

We’re giving you permission to disobey your stodgy old high school English teacher.

These historical practices were once considered good for one’s health, shockingly.

Ever think about just how incredibly old sharks are?

Water is important—that’s not a misconception.

How much water should you really drink a day? Well, it’s complicated.

New Year’s resolutions have a habit of being broken more than any other goals. This year, arm yourself with the best methods for making your resolutions a reality.

The flower moon rising over Van, Turkey in 2021.

Each month’s full moon marks the changing seasons.

Entering a new year hasn’t always been cause for celebration.

Entertain your fellow revelers with these fun facts while you wait for the countdown to midnight to begin.

A speech bubble with the term “boreout syndrome” in it

If you work in a corporate setting, it’s likely you’ve heard these terms tossed around this year.

These games, action figures, and other toys were all the rage nearly 25 years ago.

Some New Year’s Eve celebrations are more memorable than others, for better or for worse.

Chances are you’ve heard some of these terms over the past year—whether you understood what they meant or not.

Hypochondriacs beware.

Cooking kids was not a tradition (but sending strange cards was).

For many Victorians, parties, dancing, and festive spirits were staples of New Year’s celebrations. Yet there were many other odd, quaint, and charming customs that for the most part are no longer with us.

The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper Celebration At Abbey Road Studios

There have been many great examples throughout vinyl history, with artists recording sound in the groove.

History has seen an assortment of colorful kooks, quacks, and snake oil salesmen who tried to convince the public they could smoke, chew, or drug themselves to a thinner physique.