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For three weeks each August, Edinburgh buzzes with activity as people pour into the Scottish capital for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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School has come a long way since the 19th and 20th centuries. From corporal punishment to lunch to recess, here are just a few ways school was different a century ago.
Although MTV has more recently become synonymous with reality TV and cheap clip shows, there was a time when the network truly did live up to its name. And it all began at 12:01 a.m. on August 1, 1981.
Mary Cassatt, known for her intimate paintings of mothers and children, was the only American artist invited to join the French Impressionists.
Fifty years ago, Alan Shepard became the first astronaut to hit a golf ball on the moon. Read on for more facts about trailblazing career at NASA.
The best vacation spots aren’t always the biggest. Here are the most idyllic small towns and villages the United Kingdom has to offer.
'Magic for Humans' host Justin Willman has dazzled audiences on stage, on Netflix, and on Zoom during the pandemic. But learning to be a magician with two broken arms may have been his greatest trick of all.
Find out more about how Rotten Tomatoes has become the premier destination for movie and TV reviews online.
The backstories behind some words and phrases we use when cooking and eating, from 'amuse-bouche' to 'umami' and beyond.
‘Saturday Night Live’ alum and ‘An American Pickle’ screenwriter Simon Rich shares which books he considers comedic genius.
Ever since she played the sweet but sharp-tongued Charlene Frazier on 'Designing Women,' Jean Smart’s fans have been waiting for the rest of the world to realize just how terrific she is.
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Acclaimed director M. Night Shyamalan once perpetuated a massive hoax on an unsuspecting audience. (And no, it wasn't Mark Wahlberg playing a science teacher in 'The Happening.')
Here are 30 hilarious—or hilariously bad—Victorian era conundrum puns that might make you the best-guessed guest at your next bash.
Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes, the most rational detective in literature. But he also believed in fairies.
You may know Bob to be a rather unremarkable name, but these individuals—and one haircut—have done some amazing things.
From Hitler sitcoms to digital fur technology, here are 20 pop culture projects that didn’t work out so well.
The animal kingdom features a wide variety of penises that vary in shape, size, and function. Here are some of the most unusual of them.
Swamp Thing is a cult favorite among comic book fans, but how much do you know about DC's misunderstood muck monster?
Jeff Bridges has a career that has spanned nearly 70 years—assuming you count his film debut as an infant.
If you want to explore new countries and immerse yourself in different cultures without leaving your couch, pick up one of these books.
If you're looking for something new to play, avoid the titles on this list of the worst video games of all time.
People have been playing Skee-Ball for more than 100 years, but they're not always playing it well. We asked some pro players (yes, that's a thing) to share their tips.
More than two decades before a certain boy wizard ditched his cupboard at 4 Privet Drive for the halls of Hogwarts, readers were introduced to clumsy but sweet-natured Mildred Hubble in the 1974 kidlit classic 'The Worst Witch.'