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Sleep More Soundly with These Sweat-Busting Sheets

There are few things more unpleasant than waking up in the middle of the night covered in sweat. We tested some sheets that promise to keep you cool and dry.

How Bats Protect Rare Books at This Portuguese Library

Bats have been living behind the bookshelves since the 19th century.

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Marie Antoinette's Jewelry Is Up for Sale

The jewels haven't been seen for 200 years.

Uncombable Hair Syndrome Is a Real—and Very Rare—Genetic Condition

Some speculate that Einstein may have had it.

The Best Way to Fight Sky-High Gas Prices This Summer

How to avoid being a chump at the pump.

MIT’s New AI Can Sense Your Movements Through Walls Using Radio Signals

It knows what you’re doing.

'Binge-watch' and More New Words Now Officially Recognized by the Oxford English Dictionary

And we're powerless to stop it.

10 Things You Might Not Know About Love Connection

2. Contestants were given something called a PALIO score.

Expedia Just Made Its Vacation Bundle Deal a Lot More Convenient

You can still save even if you aren't ready to buy everything at once.

The Great American Road Trip Is Making a Comeback

And Millennials are partly responsible.

New Doctor Who Cast and Crew Are Coming to San Diego Comic-Con

Rev up the TARDIS.

Stephen Hawking’s Memorial Will Beam His Words Toward the Nearest Black Hole

Though he wasn't able to go to outer space during his lifetime, his words will travel there after his death.

10 Strange Publicity Stunts by Major Food Brands

IHOP isn't the first restaurant to give itself a PR makeover.

Fizzled Out: Why Coca-Cola Purposely Designed a Soft Drink to Fail

The company's Tab Clear wasn't supposed to compete with Crystal Pepsi in 1993. It was supposed to destroy them both.

Have You Heard? Trading Gossip Can Be Good for You

TMZ rejoices.

Inside the New Oprah Winfrey Exhibition at the National Museum of African American History

"Watching Oprah" is open now through June 2019.

Patrick Fabian, Rhea Seehorn, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Michael Mando, Giancarlo Esposito, and Tony Dalton in Better Call Saul.

15 Clever Breaking Bad Easter Eggs Hiding in Better Call Saul

As evidenced by 'Breaking Bad,' Vince Gilligan and his cohorts have an eye for detail that’s nearly unrivaled. If anything, 'Better Call Saul'—which is originally set several years before the events of 'Breaking Bad'—only proves the point.