11 Brain-Freezing Facts About Slurpees
7-Eleven sells more than 14 million Slurpees each month, but adults used to be so ashamed to be seen drinking one that they'd disguise it as a Big Gulp.
7-Eleven sells more than 14 million Slurpees each month, but adults used to be so ashamed to be seen drinking one that they'd disguise it as a Big Gulp.
More than one soon-to-be Oscar-winner spent some time in Lanford, Illinois.
The yellow-jacketed gumshoe depicted the first on-panel murder in a comic strip.
The movie Francis Ford Coppola called "'Gone with the Wind' for 14-year-old girls" was released 35 years ago.
As the Emmy-winning series debuts its sixth—and final—season, here are 20 things you might not know about the hilarious, Mike Judge-co-created comedy.
It's perfect for chasing your family through a hedge maze in the middle of a snowstorm.
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After being surgically reattached following an attack by his knife-wielding wife in 1993, Bobbit's male organ became the most infamous penis in history. Here's what it's been up to.
Guillermo del Toro liked one fan-made trailer so much that he invited its creators to the movie’s premiere.
Get a look at the iconic director’s early years as a photojournalist.
No domestic hair ties for this renowned justice.
8. Bob Vance knew exactly what he was doing.
This way to Middle-earth!
1. Kevin Bacon thought the script was "the trashiest piece of crap" he had ever read.
William Penn Adair Rogers ranks among the finest performers, comedians, and social commentators in American history.
You see them every day, on TV shows, the news, and in movies, but how well do you know the most oft-used film transitions?
They'll be softer, too, but still not painless if you step on one.
Dagwood once showed readers how to split the atom in a bit of pro-nuclear power propaganda.
From rock 'n' roll royalty to the official kind.
The film might answer one of the biggest questions from the original series.
VW is about to cease production on the quirky little car. Again.
Thanks to the movie, visitors to the National Archives keep asking guards if there's really a secret map on the back of the Declaration of Independence.
"Yelling at a patient or cheering them on has never brought them back to life."
The crystal-covered glove is a leftie: Jackson wanted to keep his wedding ring visible on his right hand.