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How Are Balloons Chosen for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?

Money talks—and floats.

Renting a Castle Is the Next Big Travel Trend—and It Can Save You Money

Depending on the size of your group, a castle can be cheaper than a luxury hotel.

7 Rarely Seen Portraits of the Standing Rock Sioux at the Turn of the Century

The Standing Rock Portraits is the first book of turn-of-the-century photographer Frank Bennett Fiske's photos ever released.

Canned Pumpkin Isn’t Actually Pumpkin

Cans of pumpkin puree are actually a range of squashes.

The title page of The Love Books of Ovid (1925), translated to English by James Lewis May and illustrated by Jean de Bosschère

'Obscene' Books From Oxford's Bodleian Libraries Go on Display for the First Time

A few of them are now taught in high school English classes.

10 Timeless Facts About The Land Before Time

Five years before 'Jurassic Park' roared into theaters, a gentler, more meditative dinosaur film endeared itself to audiences of all ages.

What's That Thing That Hangs Off a Turkey’s Face?

Having a long snood almost always means that a hen will want to mate with him and that another tom will back down from a fight.

Los Angeles Philharmonic to Perform a Piece of Music that Involves Dropping Melons on the Ground

The performance is part of the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Fluxus Festival.

Is the Confidentiality Disclaimer at the Bottom of an Email Legally Binding?

People have gone to court over these boilerplate warnings.

Billie Lourd Shares What (Very Little) She Can About Star Wars: Episode IX

"I gotta watch myself because the Star Wars PD is going to come get me."

A 24-Hour Pee-wee's Playhouse Marathon is Coming to IFC on Thanksgiving Day

Today's secret word is: AHHHHHH!

5 Simple Ways to Upgrade Your Green Bean Casserole

There's nothing stopping you from reinventing a classic.

A Letter Written by Albert Einstein in 1922 Predicted the Rise of the Nazis

“I am doing quite well, in spite of all the anti-Semites among my German colleagues," he reassured his sister.

What Are Your Chances of Dying from Everyday Activities? Chart Shows The Risks

Dance parties are slightly deadlier than skydiving.

9 Not-So-Pesky Facts About Termites

Most termites aren't interested in eating houses. In fact, one day they may teach us how to build them.

What Does Game of Thrones Have In Store for Grey Worm and Missandei's Relationship?

"We’ll just have to see."

How the Los Angeles Zoo Protects Its Animals During Wildfires and Other Emergencies

It's not easy trapping and transporting more than 1400 wild animals.

A Free Cup Share Program Is Coming to Coffee Shops in Boulder, Colorado

A new startup aims to make taking care of the environment more convenient.

Early Aquaman Screenings Are Yet Another Amazon Prime Member Perk

And you thought free two-day shipping was cool!

This Modular Bike Goes From Stroller to Trike to Two-Wheeler as Your Child Grows

This is the only bike your kid will need.

11 Secrets of Butterball's Turkey Talk-Line Operators

We spoke to three Butterball Turkey talk-line operators to find out what it takes to become a turkey expert.

This Live Stream Lets You Eavesdrop on Endangered Killer Whales' Conversations

If you're lucky.

Why 1 Million People Live in Cold War-Era Bunkers Under the Streets of Beijing

For many, living dozens of feet underground in a windowless bunker is the only way to scale the social ladder.

When David Bowie Launched His Own Internet Service Provider

BowieNet allowed users to download music clips, participate in live chats, and get their own @davidbowie.com email address.

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