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Hidden in Peacock's terms of use is a detailed recipe for Kevin's famous chili—which he famously spilled in a cold open in season five of 'The Office.'
A gospel singer who rose to national fame in the 1940s, Rosetta Tharpe's work on the electric guitar inspired the likes of Elvis and Johnny Cash.
"In the Air Tonight," Phil Collins's first solo single, has been inspiring vigorous air-drumming and bizarre rumors for more than 40 years.
Zelenskyy had a successful acting career before becoming Ukraine's president, including a stint as the marmalade-loving bear in two feature films.
Nearly 40 years after introducing audiences to Max Rockatansky, director George Miller resurrected his dystopian series and created one of the most emotional action movies ever made with 'Mad Max: Fury Road.'
At the Franklin Institute’s Harry Potter exhibition, you can pot Mandrakes, brew potions, visit the Forbidden Forest, and much more.
You can recreate the sauce from the prison scene in 'Goodfellas' at home (though we don't recommend slicing your garlic with a razor blade).
The music might be silly, but it's kind of catchy—and all for an excellent cause.
Star Wars’ most infamous fallen Jedi has been bearing down on unsuspecting cathedral visitors since 1986.
One 'Stranger Things' fan decided to turn the election season Upside Down by adding their own candidate to the ballot.
The only thing better than a great 1980s movie montage is a montage of several great 1980s movie montages.
Since 1932, 'The Mummy' has been one of Universal Studios’s most successful and enduring franchises—and the 1999 version starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz was no exception.
Love songs are like Rorschach tests—or, to put it more romantically, puffy clouds. We hear in them what we want, and that leaves lots of room for misinterpretation.
The Noble Collection’s Wizard’s Chess set is a great gift for Potterheads, and now it's on sale for more than half off on Amazon.
Even the most cinematically inclined of us may not have heard of the debut films of some of today’s most well-known directors.
Here's what the Lucky Seven (or the Losers Club, if you read the book) are doing these days.
These bots aren't the most iconic, or the most feasible systems, but they are the ones whose twisted functionality will haunt your silly, human dreams.
You might think ‘The Princess Bride’ is the ultimate comfort movie. According to one computer program, you couldn’t be more wrong.
How to Cross Over From Country Music Princess to Pop Music Queen in 10 Years or Less (Taylor’s Version).
'Garfield' daily strips can go for $500 to $700, while a Sunday strip can set you back up to $3000, depending on whether Garfield is or is not eating lasagna.