What's the buzz? Caffeine's now available in just about everything.... READ ON
TV theme songs are an endangered species, growing shorter and less creative each year. Commercial breaks are longer than they used to be—about eight minutes per half hour of broadcast programming. To make the most of every second of airtime, TV producers sacrifice the appetizers of opening credits and theme songs and go right into the main course. But it wasn't always that way.... READ ON
You can't judge a book by its cover. Sometimes you need an actual court of law.... READ ON
April 26 is National Hairball Awareness Day. To celebrate, we've hacked up a few facts about everyone's least favorite cat treat. ... READ ON
T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" begins, "April is the cruellest month." And you know? Maybe he was right. Consider these terrible April events. Warning: They're really terrible.... READ ON
April 8 is the 40th anniversary of Picasso's death. Celebrate the art legend with these eight facts.... READ ON
These lawsuits are so bizarre, they should be put in a muse—oh, wait.... READ ON
Swimming pools, fancy cars, and a lawyer on speed dial — they're all the trappings of fame. Sometimes when notable people fight the law, we all win.... READ ON
On the 11th of every month, we post 11 lists of 11 items, and today Amanda Green gets us started!... READ ON
Think Fort Knox is just for gold? Well, that’s a lot of bullion. Here are five more items that have been stored in the vault.... READ ON
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