This Incredible Gadget Makes Changing the Toilet Paper Roll a One-Hand, One-Step Chore
Say goodbye to your most common roommate problem. The TP Sidekick makes replacing the roll almost fun.
Say goodbye to your most common roommate problem. The TP Sidekick makes replacing the roll almost fun.
Flight delays are annoying—as is paying for a hotel room you won't actually sleep in. Here's how to cancel your stay and get compensated.
Want to ward off blood-sucking pests? DEET is still your best bet, but if you want something that smells a little sweeter, Bombshell is a reliable second pick.
'The Wizard of Oz' is an often-imitated but never-duplicated cinematic treasure that remains an integral part of childhood 80 years after it first enchanted audiences in theaters.
With this early film of a staged cat fight, Thomas Edison may have inadvertently predicted our viral cat video obsession.
According to the ASPCA, 3.3 million dogs enter shelters each year in America alone. Get to know the many benefits that rescuing a dog can have on both you and your pup.
Original sculptures and digital installations from Tim Burton will be on display at the Neon Museum in Las Vegas this October.
We've seen many of the stars of 'The Office' say they're in favor of the show returning for a reunion special. Now you can add Angela Kinsey's name to that ever-growing list.
With a little bit of effort, you can reduce your streaming expenses for Netflix and Hulu. Here's how.
Harry Potter fans definitely don't want their beloved series of eight original films rebooted, a new poll finds.
Mere weeks after Apple admitted that Siri was recording your conversations, Microsoft is the latest tech giant to come clean in its privacy policy.
Most of the world's indigenous languages are at risk of being wiped out for good. A new project from Google Earth aims to preserve them by gathering clips of native speakers from around the world.
Apple recalled the laptops because the batteries can overheat and possibly catch on fire, so it’s for the best.
One lucky fan could win a grand just for binge-watching the 1990s sitcom, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
In 1901, after being rejected by six publishers, Beatrix Potter used her savings to privately print 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit.'
After Vittles the raccoon suffered a brain injury, she couldn't support herself. Now she's walking again with the help of a custom wheelchair.
Yes, it’s a total pain to remove your contact lenses every time you want a quick rinse-off, but it’s worth it.
The irreverent card game company is well-known for its publicity stunts, like promising to send bull poop to customers and threatening to destroy a Picasso.
Visitors to Munich's Bavaria Film Studios can recreate the most iconic scene from 'The NeverEnding Story' by riding a life-sized Falkor model.
Francis Ford Coppola's acclaimed (loose) adaptation of Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' was supposed to be directed by George Lucas.
Much like ‘Nighthawks,’ Edward Hopper’s 1957 painting ‘Western Hotel’ explored isolation in the modern world—though climbing inside it with a few close friends is probably less than lonely.
The black squirrel is an uncommon sight in the squirrel population. Scientists now believe they know why.
The pumpkin spice craze has officially infiltrated the canned meat industry, and it might actually be delicious.
Beatrix Potter was a bestselling author, a world-famous illustrator, and a talented naturalist ... but she still disappointed her mom.