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Whether because of scandal or celebrity-associated shame, these towns decided they needed to present a fresh identity to the world.

There's very little about cooking that doesn’t involve chemistry, physics, biology, or even math. But don’t tell your kids that. Sneak education into your kitchen with these 10 experiments, gathered from the websites of creative teachers and parents.

Could you imagine rubbing poisonous lead on someone to cure their rectal cancer? Welcome to just one of the remedies in 'The Book of Phisick,' a remarkably legible, handwritten recipe book of natural remedies.

"It will rob us not only of our souls, but also of our daily bread.”

There's now scientific proof to back up something you've always known: You’re probably more productive when you work from home. But that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of distractions just waiting to steal your time.

Spend the night in a hotel room built from straw, salt, sand, snow—or chocolate.

David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson aren’t the only actors who made their name on the beloved sci-fi series.

Put down the drain cleaner. And pick up some ice cubes.

The box office hit divided critics and made Clint Eastwood into the biggest movie star in the world.

Vikings had some really descriptive epithets.

You don't need to be a stylist to use your hair dryer as any of these things.

Eighty years ago, the world saw Charlie Chaplin’s beloved Little Tramp character for the last time—and heard him for the first time.