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A few yards of clear air means the difference between a tornado and a funnel cloud.

People often confuse funnel clouds with tornadoes, but they're not the same. Learn how to tell the two apart.

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For three years in the mid-1990s, kids across the country tuned in six days a week to watch five teenagers from Angel Grove transform into superheroes.

See if you can decipher this twisted tune.

We ran the lyrics of this hit song through three different languages, then translated them back into English. Can you figure out the name of the song or who wro

Great Britain's Kieran Bird at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

It's to get the blood flowing—or is it?

Italian is the language of love—and delightfully creative insults.

An Olympic swimmer sports circular bruises from cupping therapy.

In events where success or failure can be measured in tiny increments, it’s not surprising athletes will turn to any potential advantage. But does cupping actually work?

The location is idyllic, but Vermont's housing prices sure aren't.

Trying to find an affordable house in Vermont or New Jersey is tough right now, but those aren’t the only states in the U.S. where home prices are on the rise.

If you want to beat the heat this summer, grab an ice cube tray.

Finally—a summer activity that doesn't require you to go outside.

Do the Tomatometer's opinions on the best Marvel movies match yours?

Ian McKellen as Gandalf with Elijah Wood as Frodo in ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.’

Sure, ‘Frodo’ isn’t a type of coffee table—or is it?

The idiom for demanding payment doesn’t quite have the equine origins one would think.

Idina Menzel as Elphaba at the 2004 Tony Awards.

Find out how 'Wicked' the book and 'Wicked' the musical came to be.

A Japanese-style convenience store experience will no longer require a passport.

People in the U.S. won't have to admire Japan's incredible 7-Elevens from afar anymore.

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

Olympic fans take selfies in front of the iconic rings in Paris.

Pierre de Frédy, Baron de Coubertin, intended the rings to represent nations “united by Olympism.”

In-N-Out employees are fed up with the secret menu.

Don’t believe social media accounts insisting you can order Doggy Style fries.

Whitewater rafters carry the Olympic torch on its way to Paris.

This year, the Olympic torch made a symbolic journey from Greece to Paris for the Summer Games.

On March 31, 1889, the Eiffel Tower—which was built as an entrance arch for the World's Fair—opened to the public.

America is the only country that refuses to do so.

An ouroboros on a grave marker in West Highgate Cemetery, London.

The serpentine symbol has represented the eternal cycle of life for thousands of years.

Simone Biles has five gymnastics skills named for her.

At the Olympics, some athletes will be performing tried and true moves. Others might be throwing new skills that will one day bear their names.

There’s a lot of cultural and religious significance attached to this enduring Jewish wedding tradition. Plus, it’s just plain fun.

Just a few punctuation marks that don’t get nearly enough usage.

Because sometimes, periods, commas, colons, semi-colons, dashes, hyphens, apostrophes, question marks, exclamation points, quotation marks, brackets, parentheses, braces, and ellipses won't do.

Don't miss the Southern Delta Aquarid and Alpha Capricornid meteor showers in late July.

Astronomy enthusiasts are in for an amazing treat this month.

Tornado vs. Funnel Cloud: What's the Difference?

22 Mighty Facts About ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’

Tune Twist Quiz #1

Why Do Olympic Swimmers Slap Themselves?

15 Impressive Italian Insults and Curses

Why Are Some Olympic Swimmers Covered In Dark Circles?

10 States Where Home Prices Are Rising the Fastest

How to Make DIY Popsicles With an Ice Cube Tray

All 34 MCU Movies Ranked from Best to Worst, According to Rotten Tomatoes

IKEA Product or Middle-earth Character?

Why Do We Say “Pony Up” When We Want Money?

20 Magical Facts About ‘Wicked’

7-Eleven Is Bringing Its Japanese-Style Convenience Stores to the U.S.

What’s the Kennection? #125

What Do the Olympic Rings Mean?

In-N-Out Workers Reveal Which ‘Secret Menu’ Items Are Fake

How Is the Olympic Flame Lit—and How Does It Stay Lit?

15 Monumental Facts About the Eiffel Tower

Why Won’t Team USA Dip the Flag at the Olympics Opening Ceremonies?

Ouroboros: The Origins and Meaning of the Snake Eating its Tail

11 Female Gymnasts With Skills Named After Them

Why Do Grooms Break a Glass at Jewish Weddings?

13 Little-Known Punctuation Marks We Should Be Using

Don't Miss the Rare Double Meteor Shower at the End of July