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The LEGO Website Will Now Alert You When a Sold-Out Set Is Back in Stock
If you had your heart set on a sold-out LEGO set, you can now sign up to receive email alerts regarding its availability.
The Most Popular Holiday Dessert in Each State, Mapped
Gingerbread men, candy canes, and other classic Christmas desserts made the cut. Thanks to Utah, so did Jolly Ranchers.
How to Live Stream This Month's Total Solar Eclipse
When the next solar eclipse appears over South America on December 14, Slooh will stream the event to viewers around the world.
Mt. Everest Just Got a Tiny Bit Taller, After Years of Disputes Between China and Nepal
The legendary summit is now nearly 2 feet taller, thanks to China and Nepal thawing out their contentious debate over its size.
5 TV Hosts Who Walked Off Their Shows
Drunk guests, network censorship, and being preempted by tennis are just a few of the reasons some TV show hosts decided to walk off their own sets.
RIP: After 70 Years, IKEA Is Discontinuing Its Print Catalog
Shoppers have been able to view the entire IKEA catalog online since 2000, but many still prefer to thumb through the print version.
Snap, Crackle, Keith: When the Rolling Stones Recorded a Rice Krispies Jingle
Before the rock band hit it big, they wrote and performed a commercial jingle for the popular rice cereal.
12 Surprising Facts About Selena
By the time of her tragic death at the young age of 23, Selena Quintanilla—better known simply as Selena—was already an American icon.
What Are Sugar Plums?
Sugar plums didn't originally contain plums, and their name once doubled as a not-so-sweet euphemism.
Was Frosty the Snowman Actually an Evil Demon? One Fan Theory Says Yes
According to a theory about the song, Frosty the Snowman was brought to life by a group of evil children.
65 Years Later: 10 Fascinating Facts About the Montgomery Bus Boycott
The Montgomery bus boycott of 1955 is remembered as the earliest mass civil rights protest in American history.
Google Is Tracking Everything You Do With Its ‘Smart’ Features—Here’s How to Make That Stop
It’s easy to get lost in the maze of Google account settings—here are the important ones to look for.
25 Facts About Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s Wedding
Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer married at St Paul’s Cathedral in London on Wednesday July 29, 1981. The ceremony was one of the decade’s biggest events—for good reason.
Queen Elizabeth II Is Looking for a New Personal Assistant
If your dream job involves managing the Queen’s calendar and writing letters on royal stationery, this one’s for you.
10 Fascinating Facts About Samuel L. Jackson
From Samuel L. Jackson's background as an activist to the origin of his R-rated catchphrase, here are some things you should know about the world's highest-grossing movie star.
Anti-Pasta: When Italian Futurists Tried to Ban Pasta in Italy
Futurist leaders considered pasta an “absurd Italian gastronomic religion” that went against the grain of fascism (literally).
20 Best Gangster Movies of All Time
Since the earliest days of cinema, gangsters have been the characters we’ve both loved and loved to hate. Here are 20 of the genre's best movies.
10 Ways You Can Help Small Businesses This Holiday Season
While the most obvious way to support small businesses is to buy their goods or services online or in person, there are other ways to help small businesses as well.
Starbucks Is Giving Free Coffee to Frontline COVID-19 Workers All Month Long
Starbucks is saying thank you to frontline workers helping the country through the coronavirus pandemic with the gift of free coffee throughout December.
The Library of Congress Needs Help Transcribing More Than 20,000 Letters Written to Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt was constantly writing letters, so it’s no surprise that he received plenty, too.
7 Fascinating Facts About Janelle Monáe
In music, there are artists, original artists, and then there’s Janelle Monáe. Since breaking out a decade ago with her debut album, 2010's 'The ArchAndroid,' Monáe has been unstoppable.
The Reason McDonald’s Doesn’t Sell McRib Sandwiches Year-Round
The McRib is back, but don't expect it to stick around. The barbecue sandwich's seasonal status is part of its appeal.
How Zoom Santas Are Connecting With Kids Virtually in 2020
Sitting on Santa's lap isn't an option in 2020, but kids can still see him virtually this Christmas through Zoom, Cameo, and more.