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Who are America’s all-time favorite musicians and bands? When it comes to the best-selling artists of all time, The Beatles still rule—yes, even a half-century after their breakup.

No matter where private or government space travel may take us in the future, Neil Armstrong will forever have a place as the first human to ever set foot on solid ground outside of our atmosphere.

Celebrate National Hot Dog Month—and National Hot Dog Day (July 17)—with some frank facts about your favorite handheld treat (which may or may not be considered a sandwich).

The grounds of 907 Whitehead Street, now the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum, are home to between 40 and 50 felines. As Hemingway once wrote, that “one cat just leads to another.”

Humans love conspiracy theories, and always have—there’s even evidence that ancient Romans had a few. But with the advent of the internet, they seem to be everywhere. And some of them are actually true.

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the Moon—and Buzz Aldrin became the first one to pee on it.

While there are plenty of obvious pleasures of smooching, there are also some remarkable health benefits, backed by science.

From Mao to Harry Potter to Betty Crocker, these are 10 candidates for some of the best-selling books in history.

As fast as popular culture could erect wholesome depictions of American life in comics, television, or movies, MAD Magazine was there to tear them all down.

There’s a lot you might not know about 'Seinfeld,' the show about nothing. Like how it was anything but a show about nothing.

Have some cake this month on behalf of these important figures in history, art, and pop culture—all of whom were born in July.

Thinking of moving abroad for work, play, or something else? See the list of most expensive cities for expats.