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Art Curator Sarah Forgey shows Under Secretary of the Army Joseph W. Westphal four watercolors by Adolf Hitler at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

Nearly 600 works of Nazi propaganda are tucked away under lock and key at Fort Belvoir.

It's called "Scary Black Cherry." Indeed.

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The Colon Cancer Coalition needs to raise $4000 to replace it.

Among the American Revolution's many heroes, Crispus Attucks is immortalized as the "first to defy, the first to die."

She never expected the dish to be so popular.

Roughly 4 million readers cast their votes.

4. The vampire masterpiece's two young stars were never allowed to read the script.

How well do you know your canine breeds?

The unkillable ice zombies are really a clever piece of symbolism.

The beloved comedy just wouldn't be the same without our favorite office prankster.

William Ragsdale stars in Fright Night (1985).

Since 1985, Tom Holland’s critically acclaimed directorial debut has been a staple of Halloween movie marathons everywhere. Hard to believe he wrote the script in just three weeks.

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A nearly identical replica of the doomed 'Titanic' is scheduled to make its maiden voyage in 2022. Who's ready to tempt fate?

A good soak might actually be an effective treatment for clinically diagnosed mood disorders.

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It's believed to be the world's oldest intact shipwreck.

It's conveniently located near the world's only liberal arts college for Deaf students.

In 1996, the treat was declared the official dessert of Massachusetts, cementing its place in our cookbooks—and taste buds—for good.

One person needed foot surgery.

The facades of Le Ciel and L'Enfer Cabarets in Montmartre, Paris

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Christian Bale stars as Dick Cheney in Adam McKay's Vice (2018)

Christian Bale is no stranger to gaining weight for a role. Then losing it. Then gaining it again. Then losing it ...

When is a potato chip not a potato chip? For two years, Britain's court system pondered this most mysterious question.

It's the end of an era.

His name became synonymous with ruthless scheming—but was this Florentine philosopher of the Renaissance really that bad?

"I’ve wanted to make this movie for as long as I can remember," the Oscar-winning director said.

It can be powered by cast-offs like coconut shells and wood chips.

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Dorcas Reilly, the Woman Who Invented the Green Bean Casserole, Dies at 92

To Kill a Mockingbird Named America's Favorite Novel

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George RR Martin Confirms Popular Fan Theory About Game of Thrones's White Walkers

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16 Biting Facts About 'Fright Night'

Titanic II Is Preparing to Set Sail in 2022, and You Can Be On Board

Study Finds Hot Baths May Be as Effective as Exercise in Helping Depression

A 2400-Year-Old Ship Seen Only in Ancient Greek Art Was Found at the Bottom of the Black Sea

An American Sign Language Starbucks Has Opened in Washington, D.C.

Celebrate National Boston Cream Pie Day by Trying the Original Recipe

More Than 1.4 Million 'Exploding' Toilet Flushers Recalled

"Enter and Be Damned!": The Macabre Clubs of Belle Epoque Paris

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The Question that Baffled Britain's High Court: Are Pringles Potato Chips?

Daniel Radcliffe Says Kids No Longer Recognize Him as Harry Potter

8 Facts About Niccolò Machiavelli

Guillermo del Toro to Write and Direct Pinocchio Musical for Netflix

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