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Mindy Kaling on What She Thinks The Office's Michael Scott Would Be Into Today

Steve Carell's Michael Scott was always into the trends—so which ones would he be trying to keep up with today?

Scientists Capture Video of Deepstaria, a Rarely Seen, Shapeshifting Jellyfish

In the video, the Deepstaria jellyfish hovers like a ghost before unfurling its billowing bell, giving scientists aboard the 'Nautilus' a rare look at the illusive species.

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Bonnie and Clyde’s Sawed-Off Shotgun Is Hitting the Auction Block This Week

The auction also includes a bulletproof vest found in Bonnie and Clyde’s car, a book of poems by Bonnie, and more.

Google Is Celebrating Friends's 25th Anniversary With Hilarious Easter Eggs

In honor of the show’s 25th anniversary, Google is featuring some 'Friends'-inspired Easter eggs. So if you want ‘Smelly Cat’ on your desktop, now’s your chance.

12 Old-Fashioned Insults We Should Bring Back

From ‘poltroon’ to ‘slugabed’ and beyond, this list will surely add some color to your future squabbles.

Groupon Is Offering a Costco Gold Membership and Goodies Worth $150 for Just $60

If you've been looking for an excuse to commit to a Costco membership, now's the time. A promotion through Groupon bundles a membership card and Costco products worth $150 for just $60.

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11 Surprising Facts About Sylvester Stallone

The popular action star of 'Rambo: Last Blood' has done it all, from writing a novel to starting a pudding empire.

Highclere Castle, used as the setting for Downton Abbey

Highclere Castle—the Real-Life Downton Abbey—Is Available to Rent on Airbnb

Have you ever wanted to spend a night in a castle? And not just any castle—the Downton Abbey castle, Highclere Castle?

An aerial view of John Kennedy Street in the Harvard University area of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The 25 Hardest Colleges to Get Into In America

The top school on this list has an acceptance rate of just 5 percent, but another school accepts just 2 percent of those who apply.

What’s the Difference Between a Pirate and a Buccaneer?

Four hundred years ago, if you were a seafaring thief, the label that you received said a great deal—mainly about whoever it was doing the labeling.

You Could Get Paid $1300 to Watch 13 Stephen King Movies by Halloween

Spend this Halloween season with the best films from horror master Stephen King, and get paid $1300 for your bravery.

It’s Official: Merriam-Webster Has Added They to Its Online Dictionary as a Nonbinary Pronoun

Two and a half years after the Associated Press OK’d the gender-fluid pronoun, Merriam-Webster follows suit.

An Exercise in Poo-Tility: Scientist Tries to Make a Knife Out of Poop

In an effort to substantiate an old tale of an Inuit who crafted a knife out of feces, a Kent State University professor attempted to forge a similar tool from his own poop. The results stunk.

The 25 Best Places to Live in America

MONEY Magazine has released its annual list of the best places to live in the U.S. for 2019, and some surprising locations made the cut.

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Friends Co-Creator Reveals the Two Episodes She Regrets

'Friends' co-creator Marta Kauffman revealed that she does have a few regrets when it comes to the series—including two episodes that centered around Phoebe.

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Fall Foliage Is Running Late This Year

Fall leaves might end up being even more brilliant than last year, but you’ll have to be a little patient.

10 Fast Facts About Jimi Hendrix

Though he’s widely considered one of the most iconic musicians of the 20th century, Jimi Hendrix passed away as his career was really just getting started.

Michael Myers is coming to get you in Halloween (1978).

John Carpenter’s Original Halloween Is Coming Back to Theaters This Month

From September 27 through October 31, John Carpenter's 'Halloween' will be returning to theaters, though it will look a little different.

Annotations in Copy of Shakespeare's First Folio May Have Been John Milton's

William Shakespeare had an enormous influence on "Paradise Lost" poet John Milton, and new evidence suggests that super fan Milton—who even wrote a poem called "On Shakespeare"—might have owned his idol's first folio.

Missing the Days of Clippy? There’s an App That Will Bring Him Back

Microsoft Office retired the annoying anthropomorphic paper clip in the early 2000s, but you could rescue him from the void.

Wish You Could ‘Shazam’ a Piece of Art? With Magnus, You Can

Art galleries are known for displaying little to no information with their artworks; this art app fills in the gaps.

General Mills Is Recalling More Than 600,000 Pounds of Gold Medal Flour Over E. Coli Risk

Five-pound bags of Gold Medal unbleached all-purpose flour are potentially contaminated with E. coli, and though it hasn't been connected to any illnesses, General Mills is voluntarily recalling the product to be safe.

Cast members of The Office after winning an Emmy for "Outstanding Comedy Series" in 2006

The Office Reboot Could Be Happening After All

Peacock, NBCUniversal’s new streaming service, is rebooting some classic shows—and it looks like 'The Office' could be next on the list.

Paqui Tortilla Chips, the World's Spiciest Chip, Is Sold One to a Customer

For those who like to punish their mucus membranes, this single tortilla chip is made from the Carolina Reaper Pepper. It's as bad as it sounds.

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