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A Handy Disney Fan Recreated Fantasyland in His Basement

There are even light settings that go from day to night, plus crowd sounds.

Police in Georgia Are on the Lookout for a Hotel 'Breakfast Bandit'

No one's pancakes are safe.

11 Surprising Facts About A Bronx Tale

6. Robert De Niro asked Martin Scorsese for directing advice.

Japanese Company Rents Out "Uncles" to Do Your Chores, Give Advice, Or Listen to You Vent

Each "ossan" only costs $9 an hour.

Could Bradley Cooper Replace James Gunn as Director of Guardians of the Galaxy 3?

With 'A Star is Born' hitting theaters, the Oscar-nominated actor is suddenly Hollywood's hottest director.

Game of Thrones's Maisie Williams Teases Progress for Women in Final Season

"It is a medieval world in which women don’t have a lot of rights, and yet they still prevail."

The Computer Error That Led to a Country Declaring War on Pepsi

Instead of two people each winning a grand prize of $40,000 in the company's 1992 giveaway, more than 800,000 people held a winning bottle cap. That's when things got ugly.

Circus Peanuts and Necco Wafers are Forming a Deliciously Disgusting Candy Alliance

The only question we have is "Why?"

In the Wake of Hurricane Florence, North Carolinians Are Fighting Off Extra-Large—and Extra-Aggressive—Mosquitoes

One resident who was attacked by a swarm compared it to "a bad science fiction movie."

A 2.63-Carat Diamond Was Unearthed by a Grandmother at an Arkansas State Park

She thought she had dug up a piece of glass.

Google's Celebrating Its 20th Birthday With Some Retro Easter Eggs

Search the web like it's 1998.

10 Facts About Wilford Brimley

Celebrated actor/oatmeal pitchman Wilford Brimley once showed his buttocks to Steve Guttenberg. Read on for more unexpected facts about the walrus-mustachioed actor.

A Fungus Could Be One Key to Solving Our Plastic Waste Crisis

An important use for the fungus among us.

10 Recent Bestsellers People Tried to Ban (and Why)

Each year, hundreds of formal challenges asking for the removal of “inappropriate” books from shelves and syllabi are filed with schools and libraries across the country.