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Trader Joe's is famous for delicious food, cheap booze, and an inviting atmosphere. They also know how to pack your groceries so you're not shouting profanities the entire drive home.
Marie and Pierre Curie admitted to not fully understanding the source of radioactivity. Could a psychic medium named Eusapia Palladino reveal some clues?
Like its white-masked serial killer Michael Myers, the 'Halloween' franchise itself cannot be killed—for better or wose.
Before he was Fox Mulder, David Duchovny tried very, very hard to be Uncle Jesse. He was up for Danny and Joey, too.
From the DeLorean to Batman's Tumbler, these tricked-out vehicles left a mark on pop culture. Here's what you could expect to pay if they were actually available.
From orb to ghost box, these are the terms to learn before embarking on a paranormal investigation—or binge-watching your favorite ghost-hunting show.
This cat-centric parody of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' is for any rock fan with a feline queen or king in their life.
Many of Australia’s koalas have chlamydia, which is making it extra difficult for them to keep their population numbers up.
1428 Elm Street was the site of Freddy Krueger's rampage in the original 'A Nightmare on Elm Street.' Now you can sleep there, if you have a few million to spare.
When George Foreman was approached to become a pitchman for a low-fat grill in 1994, he had a quick answer: No.
“It makes no difference. I will still keep going. They will have to kill me to stop me.”—the soon-to-be former city wizard of Christchurch, New Zealand, Ian Brackenbury Channell.
Britons may take milk in their tea for the flavor today, but that wasn't the original intention centuries ago.
A tale involving a cargo ship begging for help and its crew being found dead of unknown causes in the 1940s has become an urban legend. But there might be some truth to this ghost ship lurking underneath the water.
Bebe Zito, a small-batch ice cream shop in Minneapolis, is getting into the Halloween spirit with a Hannibal Lecter-themed ice cream, complete with chunks of braised veal brains, globs of foie gras, lemony fava bean cake mix, and a caramelized Chianti gas
From Wendy Williams’s “Dula Peep” coinage to a guest’s death on ‘The Dick Cavett Show,’ here are the talk show incidents we’ll never stop talking about.
It's already tough to find a new car thanks to chip shortages. Now another manufacturing problem is looming, and it doesn't bode well for shoppers.
Dogs have a tendency to soak furniture and shirt sleeves in their saliva. In humans, this would be cause for concern. So why do dogs do it?
From those famous horned helmets to the vaunted fiery funerals, we're busting your favorite Viking misconceptions.
From health trends to the evolution of marketing, we can learn a lot about American culture from the history of breakfast cereal.
We don't know if oysters are really aphrodisiacs—but we do know that professional oyster shuckers use a knife called the Chesapeake stabber.
The legendary artist created a masterpiece inside the Sistine Chapel, and he was absolutely miserable while doing it.