The infamous home from the 1982 horror film ‘Poltergeist’ is available for your next spooky getaway.

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People really regretted spending their time and money at these attractions.
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For much of the 20th century, all-inclusive Jewish resorts dotted the landscape of upstate New York. And yes, there was plenty of dancing.
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Spend less time waiting in line and more time holding on for dear life.
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This stunning slice of Maine remained relatively unknown—until 19th-century artists spread its beauty far and wide.
The carmaker is raising the alarm over a defective part that can lead to accidents.
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Looking for a simple yet flavorful camping meal? Try this shrimp boil in foil, packed with sausage, veggies, and spices.
Japan’s geisha are experts in their field, but they’re often treated like tourist attractions. Learn why Kyoto officials have had to crack down on tourist photos.
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