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It might be the rarest letter at our disposal, but listed under Q in the dictionary are a clutch of fantastically bizarre words.

Before Nintendo burrowed its way into millions of homes, it had to win over retailers in New York City—and the difficulty level was set to 'almost impossible.'

If you were born in the mid- to late 1990s, the fiction book is probably by John Grisham.

From aliens in Antarctica to unhinged babysitters, there's never any shortage of creepy content on Shudder.

If you use your knives regularly, they need to be sharpened regularly.

Thanks to more launches and lax standards, there's a pretty good chance someone is going to get creamed by falling space junk sooner rather than later.

Some butterflies drink tears, eat poop, wear false heads, and kill to survive.

Did Tom Cruise really dance in his underwear and a pair of Ray-Bans in 'Risky Business'? If you answered “yes,” you might be suffering from the Mandela Effect.

Monica “Monty” Dickens was well-known in her lifetime and, like her great-grandfather, had a profound effect on the English language—if not quite in the way she intended.

You may have seen this spotted dog on the back of a fire truck or in the movies, but how much do you know about this unusual breed?

You might have great depth perception in real life. But 2D drawings play tricks on your brain.

If you’ve spent time in New York City, or plan to, you might want to brush up on some of the most common slang terms you’ll find in the Big Apple.