
Report: Nearly a Quarter of Netflix Users Would Cancel If the Service Introduced Ads
The popular streaming service could see a mass exodus of subscribers if it introduces advertising, a new report finds.
The popular streaming service could see a mass exodus of subscribers if it introduces advertising, a new report finds.
Nestlé’s YES! snack bars are the latest products to flaunt environmentally friendly, recyclable packaging.
Jeff Weakley was attacked by a shark in 1994. Now, a tooth embedded in his foot has revealed the shark's species.
The new edible cookie dough from Nestlé Toll House is meant to be eaten with a spoon straight from the tub.
From J.K. Rowling’s writing process to how it changed The New York Times Best Sellers list, here are some facts you should know about the third installment in the Harry Potter book series.
Feeling stressed? The Secūr system includes a weighted blanket for relaxing and a "fidget sleeve" for keeping your hands busy.
We've covered a lot of the best foods, destinations, and bookstores in all 50 states here at Mental Floss. Now, it's our capital city's turn.
"I thought, ‘Do I actually want to keep doing this? It’s a bit of a drag,'" the Harry Potter star said.
'The NeverEnding Story' was released during that special era in the 1980s when a PG rating almost certainly meant nightmares for children under the age of 10.
While there are plenty of obvious pleasures of smooching, there are also some remarkable health benefits, backed by science.
For many years, a baseball team's “manager” wore a player’s uniform simply because he was also a player.
From Mao to Harry Potter to Betty Crocker, these are 10 candidates for some of the best-selling books in history.
A group of YouTube-famous domino artists teamed up to fit as many satisfying tricks as they could into one domino fall video.
As fast as popular culture could erect wholesome depictions of American life in comics, television, or movies, MAD Magazine was there to tear them all down.
The idea of red meaning "stop" dates back to British railroad regulations of the 1840s—but for a while, a dearth of fade-proof red materials meant that many American stop signs were yellow instead.
On July 6, 1994, 'Forrest Gump' arrived in theaters and became a box office behemoth (earning almost $1 billion worldwide in today’s dollars).
Entering a vulnerable position may seem like the worse way to get out of an emergency, but "playing dead" can be life-saving for some animals.
The sound of your car's signal used to be a product of the technology, but in many modern cars, it's artificially recreated with computers.
While having the beach at your doorstep may sound like an enviable, expensive luxury, it’s more attainable than you might think.
The colorful plastic watches did more than start a fashion trend in the 1980s. They helped rescue the Swiss watch industry from collapse.
See the satellite photo that just confirmed the existence of an extremely rare lava lake on a remote island.
Sony debuted the Walkman portable cassette player on July 1, 1979. Forty years later, the company is hosting an exhibition examining the device's legacy.
Joe Spangler celebrates every Fourth of July by spending hours writing the Declaration of Independence outside his Indiana home.
Upon hearing a report earlier this week that Warner Bros. was apparently planning a Harry Potter TV series set at Hogwarts and featuring an all-new cast of characters, some Potterheads may have been a little suspicious.