An in-person aurora borealis show might be a little out of range for most of us—this northern lights livestream is the next best thing.

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TV show nudity and sex scenes are par for the course in the streaming era—but ‘Bridgerton’ might not be the best choice for a family binge-watch.
When 'Attack the Block' arrived in theaters in 2011, it recouped just half of its $11 million budget. The critics, however, were positive in their reviews, and the film became a cult classic.
Titanic's conclusion ends on a surprisingly uplifting note for Rose, but the ending originally focused on a different character.
After traveling over hundreds of miles of dangerous ice, Robert Peary believed he had reached his goal: He and his team were the first men to stand at the North Pole. Or were they?
People have long believed that a 1954 cemetery relocation process in Clearwater, Florida, was incomplete. They were right.
Walter Cronkite hosted this 1967 special that imagined a home in 2001, complete with domestic robots, home offices, and edible food packaging.
Stan Lee’s habit of claiming credit for Jack Kirby’s Marvel Comics creations was on full display in one 1965 newspaper profile.
It may be tempting to use your backyard as a freezer during the Texas power outage, but the USDA warns that that's a bad idea.
How did ketchup and mustard—two condiments with thousands of years of history between them—become associated with hot dogs and hamburgers?
If you watch Studio Ghibli movies for the food scenes, you'll love this clip of Hayao Miyazaki making ramen for the animators of 'Spirited Away.'
'Godzilla vs. Kong'—a new slugfest from Legendary Pictures—is set to be released on March 31, 2021. But it won't be the first time these monsters have faced off; they met once before in 1962’s 'King Kong vs. Godzilla.'
It’s the ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ of the insect world, featuring a cameo by Anne Boleyn’s headless ghost.
Harry Potter’s eye color posed a problem for a preteen Daniel Radcliffe, but it also helped him act up a storm.
Frigid temperatures have left many Texans without electricity, heat, and even water. Here’s how to help from afar.
The Merlin Bird ID app from Cornell's ornithology lab helps you identify the birds you see even if you don't have a picture.
The massive brewery uncovered in the ancient Egyptian city of Abydos was capable of producing 5900 gallons of beer at a time.
Queen Victoria didn’t just wear black dresses to mourn the deaths of Prince Albert and other family members—she also commissioned special jewelry.
"Modern Love," The New York Times's long-running column detailing real-life love stories, is also a podcast and a critically acclaimed, star-filled TV series that is awaiting its second season.
Cozy, crowded watering holes still aren’t safe to visit in person, but you can now mimic the din at home.
If you've ever wondered what Mardi Gras means in English, or what King Cake really is, we have the answers.
Six months after JFK’s assassination, a staff member lent his Harvard cardigan to a cold CBS cameraman. It could now fetch $35,000.