100 Amazing Facts About Millennials
Millennials might just be the most studied generation in history—and also perhaps the most misunderstood. We’re here to help separate fact from fiction.
Millennials might just be the most studied generation in history—and also perhaps the most misunderstood. We’re here to help separate fact from fiction.
She flexed her fine motor skills with a mid-surgery violin performance that featured George Gershwin’s “Summertime” and more.
Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid activist and former South African president, was released from a life sentence on this day in 1990.
Popocatépetl, one of Mexico’s most active volcanoes, erupted recently, and the dramatic explosion was caught on camera.
Is this video undeniable proof that Vermont is the most underrated of all the New England states? We think so.
The inside of the Chrysler Building’s spire might not look like you expect—but the view is worth it.
Stealing toys from a charity bin would be enough to put anyone on Santa’s naughty list—unless you’re an extremely lovable golden retriever.
Whether you know all the 'Last Christmas' lyrics or avoid the song at all costs, it’s worth seeing George Michael’s hair in 4K glory.
If your marimo moss balls are looking mopey or your succulents seem sad, the Sill plant store's experts can help.
Edgar Allan Poe's classic—and kind of creepy—narrative poem has been inspiring artists for nearly 175 years.
One in every 17 Sierra Leonean women dies during pregnancy or childbirth. John Green wants to change that.
1. Vikings never wore horns on their helmets—at least not until an 1876 staging of Wagner's opera 'The Ring of the Nibelung.'
With their raucous mix of rock and hip-hop, the Beastie Boys were a band everyone could love. They also made killer music videos, and “Sabotage” is arguably one of the best in the history of the medium.
The apocalyptic purple clouds that were spotted over Florida following Hurricane Dorian were the result of a perfectly normal phenomenon called scattering.
Fans of viral videos or Facebook’s "On This Day" feature: Here’s your newest nostalgia-related obsession.
Netflix has released a video that shows Alexei, Alec Utgoff's Russian scientist character from 'Stranger Things,' sipping a Slurpee on a loop for 12 hours.
After Vittles the raccoon suffered a brain injury, she couldn't support herself. Now she's walking again with the help of a custom wheelchair.
You can follow African rock python Squeeze’s journey to motherhood on Smithsonian Channel's new special ‘Queen of the Pythons.’
A group of YouTube-famous domino artists teamed up to fit as many satisfying tricks as they could into one domino fall video.
The Fourth of July can bring out the worst in people when it comes to mishandling fireworks. An educational video demonstrates their effect on mannequins.
An 'Avengers: Endgame' fan has given us new look at the movie: an 16-bit rendition of the final battle scene.
Locked within Universal Music's vault since the time of its recording in April 1986, the track was produced at Abbey Road Studios as part of 'Time,' a concept album by Dave Clark.
If you want to see and hear tens of millions of butterflies, visit Michoacán, Mexico—or just watch this video instead.
It took 7600 sheets of paper and approximately 160 hours to create this unique, stop-motion take on the iconic opening.