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1. Daniel Day-Lewis came up with his character's name. And yes, it's a reference to a certain part of the male anatomy.

Another reason to put the phone away when stepping outside.

It all comes down to star power, tradition, and perhaps even a relationship between the presenter and the recipient.

If it were up to Sylvester Stallone, he would have been the one to direct and star in a remake of the classic vigilante flick.

Josie Lewis compares her art to "neon mushrooms" and "mermaid skin."

A scientist in the UK found a stack of classroom chairs that seemed to bend the laws of physics.

It's still the only primetime series to be watched by more than 100 million Americans.

Want to know what typeface is on that bottle of Sriracha? Fonts in Use will tell you.

Your cat will probably be jealous of its brick doppelganger.

If you bend from your waist, you're doing it wrong.

Guillermo del Toro's fishman love story is a contender both for Best Picture and for Strangest Best Picture Nominee of All Time.

The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is designed to safeguard the world's crops against extinction, and it's getting a major upgrade to keep it safe.

Soft soil is only the beginning of the story.

Billy Graham will be one of just a handful to receive the honor.

Finally, a service that will let monkeys know if a potential mate has seen 'The Wire.'

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Ethical integrity has more to do with language than you'd think.

The famed French novelist, who was born on this day in 1802, installed peepholes in his guest bedrooms.

Someone has to decide what BB-8 is going to sound like.

The exhibit is named after an ancient piece of art criticism.