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Chicago Will Be Colder Than Parts of Antarctica This Week
With wind chill, temperatures could drop to -50°F.
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17 Facts About Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
Stanley Kubrick’s bleak Cold War satire, which was released 55 years ago, belongs to a class and genre all its own.
There Are No Nuts in Chock Full o’Nuts Coffee. So What's in It?
The home brew staple has been around for 65 years. Why does it insist on lying to us?
6 Nonexistent People Who Received Oscar Nominations
It’s hard enough to get nominated for an Academy Award as a living person. It’s even harder to be nominated when you don’t actually exist.
Robert Downey Jr. Improvised One of Iron Man's Most Memorable Lines
Further proof that Tony Stark is the role the actor was born to play.
The Psychological Reason Kids Love Elmo
The excitable little monster uses clever psychological tricks to capture a child's attention.
Aquaman Is DC's Highest-Grossing Movie Ever
Score one for The King of the Seven Seas.
8 Fascinating Facts About Super Bowl I
On January 15, 1967, when the first AFL-NFL World Championship Game took place, it was something bordering on a disaster, with television mishaps, a dispute over the name, and thousands of empty seats.
A Rogue Otter Mascot Named Chiitan Is Terrorizing Tourists and Wreaking Havoc in Japan
Chiitan has over 900,000 Twitter followers, but not everyone's a fan.
What Do Pilots Use to Detect Turbulence?
There are three main factors that can help forecast turbulence.
6 Epidemics That Changed History
A mosquito-borne disease might be responsible for the Louisiana Purchase.
Broadway’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Is Casting for Harry, Ron, Hermione, and More
Get paid at least $2095 a week to play your favorite character.
A New Bill Could Make Animal Cruelty a Felony
The law would sentence offenders to a maximum of seven years in prison.
11 Surprising Facts About She’s All That
The late 1990s saw a resurgence of teen romantic comedies, like '10 Things I Hate About You,' 'Can’t Hardly Wait,' and 1999’s 'She’s All That.'
9 Facts About Project Blue Book, the Government's Top-Secret UFO Program
In 1969, the government shut down its infamous study into UFOs—and people have been talking about it ever since.
Missing Sweethearts This Valentine's Day? Try Jelly Belly's 'Conversation Beans' Instead
They're more kidney- than heart-shaped, but they still get the message across.
11 Things You Should Know About Rent
The rock opera’s uplifting message still strikes a chord with audiences everywhere.
Scientists May Have Found a Way to Keep Your Pasta From Sticking Together
In the future, it might be impossible to overcook spaghetti.
This Wall Chart Shows Every Species in the Cat Kingdom
From the humble house cat to the pointy-eared lynx.
12 Good Ol' Facts About The Dukes of Hazzard
When 'The Dukes of Hazzard' premiered on January 26, 1979, it was intended to be a temporary patch in CBS’s primetime schedule until 'The Incredible Hulk' returned. It became much, much more.
Samuel L. Jackson Wants to Reprise His Mace Windu Role in Another Star Wars
"Jedi never die," the actor says.
5 Facts About Thomas Crapper
You may have heard some tales about Thomas Crapper, the Victorian-era inventor and sanitary engineer, but there’s a good chance those stories are untrue. In honor of Thomas Crapper Day on January 27, we want to set the record straight.
The CPR Episode of The Office Just Saved Someone's Life
This deserves a Dundie!
Krispy Kreme Wants to Save Valentine's Day With Conversation Heart Doughnuts
Finally some good news for fans of conversation hearts.