You Will Soon Be Able to Buy Cream-Filled Oreo Churros
Two delicious desserts combined in one self-contained snack.
Two delicious desserts combined in one self-contained snack.
In 1983, a struggling Atari dumped truckloads of goods in a New Mexico landfill. The dump was long considered an urban legend, until archeologists excavated in 2014 and found hundreds of games, manuals, cartridges and more. Now, the artifacts are in sever
The answer is very classy and luxurious.
Whether you’ve got a 12-hour international flight or just a quickie two-hour hop for the holidays, these seven tips will help you prep for some solid airline slumber.
Dartmoor's ponies were in danger near the roads, so they've been given safety stripes to warn drivers that they're grazing.
A new photography book explores daily life by capturing all the objects we come in contact with in 24 hours.
A live webcam is tracking the move.
The SS 'Hydrus' was a victim of the worst Great Lakes storm on record.
Want to get stuff done? Try these tips from some of the most influential minds in history.
As long as it’s not especially long-lasting, a burst of human jet fuel can be a good thing. Here’s how.
When French diplomats signed the Treaty of Alliance in 1778, they in essence vouched for an experiment called the United States of America.
Long flights aren’t exactly the highlight of any vacation, but there are some simple tricks to make them easier and more comfortable.
Definitely NSFV (Not Safe for Vegetarians).
Since they can't just crank up the furnace, animals have to rely on their biology.
These are some truly geeky travel destinations.
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The word "maze" comes from the Middle English word meaning “delirium” or “delusion.”
These offenders are all too common in the friendly skies.
Recreate the magic of the iconic series with these fun crafts.
A century of shiny robots, spaceships, and laser guns.
You have probably never heard of the Kyshtym nuclear disaster. The Soviets covered it up for decades.
"A ‘Stunning’ Love Letter" was reprinted by some 60 newspapers in the 1800s.
Let the wild rumpus start!