5 Fictional Bears and Whether They'd Kill You
We’ve ranked our favorite fictional bears by your likelihood of surviving an unplanned run-in with them.
We’ve ranked our favorite fictional bears by your likelihood of surviving an unplanned run-in with them.
There are times when one big word can more effectively do the job of two words. These are not those times.
Vidal Sassoon passed away this week at the age of 84. He was an artist who revolutionized the way women dealt with their hair, created the “bob,” and believed that women should be able to just wash their hair and still end up with a great style, rather th
Music can cheer you up when you're sad, make you dance like a fool, and allow you to drown out the world when you need to. But music has its scientific uses, too.
You've heard all about the great Yankees teams, or the Chicago Bulls dynasty that won six championships in eight seasons. Yet, not all dynasties are remembered equally.
Eleven other countries have already legalized gay marriage. Here are their stories.
Work these into conversation.
Over the years, a number of TV series have removed specific episodes from their rerun schedules. Some eventually return to the airwaves, while others may be serving a lifetime ban.
Here are some tragic, hilarious, and off-color examples of products that really exist—and don’t always mean what their manufacturers think.
In the 100-plus years since the RMS 'Titanic' slipped beneath the surface of the Atlantic, a wealth of ideas has been offered for how to bring it back up. Here are a few of the strangest.
See how many of these you recognize, and how many of them would puzzle your kids or grandkids.
Blood, sweat, tears? Classic bodily fluids. And then there’s mucus, spit, semen, and urine—well known to juvenile minds everywhere. But what else is oozing around inside you?
Every now and then those misunderstandings have real world consequences.
While some might argue that 140 characters aren't enough to adequately express a thought or have a conversation, others have discovered that a tweet or two is all it takes to end up in a courtroom. Here are 11 great tricks for tweeting yourself into a hot
You'd expect famous people to know other famous people. But maybe not these famous people.
Trees are exceedingly useful. They clean our air, cool our communities, and make the landscape beautiful. We use them for food, shade, building material, fuel, erosion control, barriers, and many other things. Some look at trees and see an art medium, a c
We’ve scoured the Letters of Note archives once again, this time for notes from men who would hold or were holding the highest office in the land.
Is there anything Listerine can't do?
Here are 11 spinoff ideas that barely made it past the drawing board.
“The length of a film should be directly related to the endurance of the human bladder.”
Whether they're expressing genuine gratitude or sarcasm, we're thankful that these famous figures took the time to write.
These people all made one or more appearances as movie extras before going on to bigger and better things.
Of all the honors that the Queen of England bestows on her subjects, a knighthood is easily the most coveted. To British citizens, few titles could be greater than having a “Sir” or “Dame” in front of their name. So what kind of person would turn down suc