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The residents of these cities are taking on a lot of debt to own automobiles.

Lost spirits and friendly ghosts allegedly haunt these hotels.

Need some extra cash? Apply for Screambox’s Thrilltern position.

The first dramatization of the ‘Titanic’ wreck featured a survivor playing a fictionalized version of herself and a love interest named Jack.

From Paris's Mistinguett to Las Vegas's Lola Falana and beyond.

Let’s see how much TV you were watching in the 1980s and ’90s.

Here are 10 fun historical alternatives to boring old ‘pregnant.’

The popular baseball idiom for a rough estimate has been around for decades. But who coined it?

Tired of your local trails? Plan a hiking trip to one of these incredible ancient sites.

The WPA helped everyone from Jackson Pollock to Louise Nevelson.

New research reveals the gaming consoles that consume the most energy.

All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?

Time can be particularly complicated—especially when politics and war are involved.

From Tutti Frutti to Beach Holiday, these Yankee Candle scents smelled like nostalgia.

All that bird poop is doing a lot more damage to your car than you think.

Is your new pet’s name on this list?

At least one state in the union has designated fried calamari as an official symbol. Can you match these concepts to the state that they honor?

Cats sometimes act like a bowl of water is something to approach with extreme caution. There’s a reason for it, though.

Discover the most popular coffee photo aesthetics people are searching for, from lattes and books to cappuccinos on the Amalfi Coast.

Check out the most and least affordable states for dinner, drinks, and a good time.

Find out which cities are scoring an A+ for their school commutes.

How outdoorsy is your home state? A recent study analyzed a full year of search trends to find out.

Falling leaves, stunning statuary, and famous graves—here are a dozen picturesque international spots to rest in peace.

This riddle comes from a book published in 1921—can you figure out the answer?