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Mads Mikkelsen attends the premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story at Hollywood's Pantages Theatre on December 10, 2016.

7 Fascinating Facts About Mads Mikkelsen

The Danish actor best known for roles in 'Casino Royale' and 'Hannibal' was a former dancer. And it's pronounced 'Mass.'

Dogs like ice cream, but it's not a good idea to let them indulge.

Can Dogs Eat Ice Cream?

It can be tempting to give in to a pleading pup who's got eyes on your ice cream cone. But should you hand it over?

Watch a Time-Lapse Video of Brood X Cicadas Emerging

Brood X cicada shells are covering surfaces in many parts of the United States, and this creepy video shows how they got there.

30 Fascinating Facts About Farts

From the fart jokes penned by famous writers to the horrifying consequences of holding in your flatus to why toots smell worse in the shower, here's what you need to know about farts.

What Do iPhone Ringtones Sound Like A Cappella? This Group Recreates Those and Other Iconic Tech Noises

The ‘crunch’ you hear when you toss a file into your trash folder in Microsoft Windows? Just as satisfying a cappella.

David Schwimmer and Jennifer Aniston in 'Friends.'

The Worst ‘Friends’ Episode of All Time, According to IMDb

A season 4 ‘Friends’ episode that involves revisiting Ross and Rachel’s will-they-or-won’t-they relationship didn't receive rave reviews from the show's biggest fans.

Rosary Beads Belonging to Mary, Queen of Scots Were Just Stolen As Part of a $1.4 Million Heist at Arundel Castle

Is the culprit Elizabeth I’s ghost, trying to make sure every last symbol of her cousin’s Catholic faith gets destroyed, once and for all?

Why Does the Sun Make Hair Lighter?

If you get natural blond highlights in the summer, your hair may be damaged by too much exposure to the sun.

Stay safe this summer by being aware of some common sunscreen myths.

Burn Notice: 6 Common Myths About Sunscreen, Debunked

Waterproof sunscreen doesn't exist. If you're shocked, you should check out some other pervasive misconceptions about staying sun-safe.

Admission into Mensa requires a formidable IQ test score.

A 2-Year-Old Has Just Become the Youngest American Member of Mensa

Los Angles toddler Kashe Quest is a full-fledged member of the renowned intellectual's society, which helps mentor young brainiacs via their gifted youth program.

This Chrome Extension Makes Cluttered Webpages Print-Friendly

A free Google Chrome extension called PrintFriendly is designed to make cluttered webpages clean and printable.

Why Are Lengthy Bureaucratic Processes Known As Red Tape?

Bureaucratic red tape is a tale as old as time. Or, to be a little more precise, roughly 400 years old.

98 Degrees at Madison Square Garden in 2000.

11 Surprising Celebrities Who Sang Over the End Credits of ’90s Disney Movies

Time to take a mental stroll through the ‘animated Disney movie’ section of your VHS collection. Sting will be there. So will 98 Degrees.

A birthday message for Anne Brontë written (and illustrated) by her sister Emily in 1841.

A Long-Lost Library of Emily Brontë Poetry and Other Literary Artifacts Is Hitting the Auction Block

The elusive Emily Brontë left precious few handwritten artifacts behind. One could fetch about $1.5 million.

A High Schooler Will Have Their Hannibal Fan Art Displayed at the U.S. Capitol

A high school student's 'Hannibal' fan art was selected as a winner of the Congressional Art Competition and will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol building.

The Best Way to Cook Hot Dogs at Home

After trying multiple methods, a recipe tester determined the best techniques for cooking perfect hot dogs at home.

There's a gondola in Venice with your name on it.

Want to See the World? CheapTickets Will Pay Your Student Loans for a Year So You Can Travel

It’s not exactly student loan forgiveness, but it will help you justify taking the European vacation you’ve always dreamed of.

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Murder at Full Moon: John Steinbeck Wrote a Werewolf Mystery That No One Wanted to Publish—Until Now

John Steinbeck's werewolf mystery book 'Murder at Full Moon' was rejected by publishers in 1930, but scholars and fans are now calling for the novel's publication.

12 Delicious Doughnuts From Around the World

When most people think of doughnuts, they picture a ring of deep-fried dough with a hole in the middle—but depending on where you are in the world, these tasty treats have evolved into different shapes, sizes, and flavors altogether.

The CDC Is Warning People Not to Kiss or Snuggle Their Chickens

The warning comes as backyard coops continue to grow in popularity and chicken affection is on the rise.

5 COVID-19 Vaccine Myths, Debunked

Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe? What do COVID-19 vaccine side effects really mean? Here’s the truth about some prevalent misinformation.

Changing street names can be a problem for drivers.

The Reason One Street Can Have Two Different Names

Driving directions can get confusing when the same street has two different names. There's a reason for it.

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The Oldest Hotel in Each Country, Mapped

From a coastal inn in Maine to a hot spring hotel in Japan, these are the oldest hotels in nearly every country.

Dogs Everywhere Are Munching on Brood X Cicadas—But Are They Safe to Eat?

The long-dormant insects are out in the billions, but dogs that consider them a snack may wind up having to see a vet if they eat too many.

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