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The Chef Using Historical Records and Intensive Research to Revitalize Ozark Cuisine

Rob Connoley, a self-taught and James Beard Award-nominated chef, is on a mission to define Ozark cuisine, a murky and often-overlooked food tradition.

Your home away from home. And away from everyone else's home.

0 Patience Way: The Only House on a Tiny Landmass in Rhode Island Can Be Yours for Less Than $400,000

The cottage at 0 Patience Way is tucked into a 200-acre island in Rhode Island. Your only neighbors: rabbits.

Want to Rule Hell for a Day? The Town of Hell, Michigan, Will Make You Mayor for $100

By donating $100, you can rule Hell for a day as the unincorporated Michigan community's honorary mayor.

Rjukan, Norway: The Town That Relies on Giant Mirrors for Winter Sunlight

From late September through mid-March, three sun mirrors help make the town of Rjukan, Norway, a little brighter.

Sunrise at Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

America's 10 Most Visited National Parks

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is basically the popular girl in high school that you can’t hate because she’s really nice and fun.

Notre-Dame Cathedral two years after the fire on April 15. 2019.

Remaking an Icon: How Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral Is Being Restored to Its Former Glory

On April 15, 2019, the world watched Notre-Dame burn. Two years after the fire, the famous cathedral in Paris, France, is on its way to reopening to the public.

It's time you saw Zion National Park's Narrows in person.

Celebrate National Park Week by Winning a $10,000 National Park Adventure

Waiting for a windfall to justify your dream vacation at Yellowstone National Park? This could be it.

The ruins of the Temple of Bacchus and the Temple of Jupiter at Baalbek.

Take a Virtual Tour of Lebanon's Ancient Roman Ruins, Restored

The free Baalbek Reborn app transports armchair travelers to the year 215 CE to see some of the Roman Empire’s most ambitious buildings.

United's male-only flights lasted from 1953 to 1970. In addition to women, children were also banned from boarding.

Sexism at 40,000 Feet: When United Banned Women From Boarding Their Men-Only 'Executive' Flights

From 1953 to 1970, United Airlines offered a daily flight out of New York that catered exclusively to male passengers. The National Organization for Women (NOW) was having none of it.

The Great Sphinx with the Pyramids of Giza in the distance.

Visit the Pyramids of Giza Without Even Leaving Your Couch

The Great Pyramid, the Great Sphinx, and the rest of the Giza Plateau’s many wonders are a few clicks away.

The Cut River off Higgins Lake in Roscommon, Michigan.

You Can Plant Trees and Paint Like Bob Ross as Part of Michigan’s 'Happy Little Getaway' Vacation Package

The happy little program includes Bob Ross painting classes and tree-planting around Michigan state park lands.

Curaçao Is Inviting Remote Workers to Relocate to the Caribbean for Up to Six Months

Working from home sounds a lot better if ‘home’ is temporarily a Caribbean island resort or bungalow on the beach.

You Can Own an Allegedly Haunted Florida Jail for $140,000

The old Gilchrist County Jail in Florida is notorious for its alleged ghost sightings, and it just hit the market for $140,000.

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Map Shows the Most Affordable Michelin-Starred Meals Around the World

From France to San Francisco, this map shows where you can get a Michelin-starred meal without draining your bank account.

Annie Murphy, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and Dan Levy pose outside the Rosebud Motel on Schitt's Creek.

Schitt’s Creek’s Rosebud Motel Could Be Yours for About $1.6 Million

All it needs is a massive 'Rosebud Motel' sign and someone shrill to shout 'David!' a few times a day.

Travel Through the Scottish Highlands in a Luxury Train While Supporting a Charity

Travel through the Scottish Highlands on the Royal Scotsman train with Omaze’s latest sweepstakes, aimed at raising funds for Black Voters Matter.

10 Luckiest States in the U.S.

Whether they boast a long life expectancy or a high number of lottery winners, these states qualify as lucky.

You Can Sleep in a UFO in the Middle of Joshua Tree National Park

Long before it became a Joshua Tree glamping dream, this UFO-shaped 'Futuro House' lived at the first Playboy Club Hotel.

This Museum in Japan Is Dedicated to Instant Noodles

At the Cup Noodles Museum in Japan, guests are invited to explore the history of Cup Noodles and Top Ramen through interactive exhibits.

Graham McTavish and Sam Heughan in Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham

10 Facts About Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham

'Outlander' stars Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish are celebrating all things Scotland in their new travel series, 'Men in Kilts.'

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This Magical Hidden Beach in Mexico Was Uncovered by Military Bombs

The Marieta Islands in Mexico are home to Playa del Amor—a hidden beach uncovered by military test bombings in the 1900s.

"Ma'am, is there a dead baby shark in here?"

Check Out the 10 Weirdest Things the TSA Confiscated in 2020—Including a Dead Baby Shark

The TSA’s prohibited items list doesn’t expressly include dead sharks. (Possibly because the subject doesn’t come up a lot.)

The app even has offline capabilities for use in the wild.

The National Park Service’s New App Will Help You Make the Most of Any National Park Visit

Want an audio tour of the 'Star Wars' filming locations in Death Valley? The National Park Service app has one.

Rush hour on Paris's Avenue des Champs-Elysees.

The World's 20 Worst Cities for Rush Hour Traffic

If you think your city is the worst when it comes to gridlock, maybe you're right. Check out the 20 worst offenders of rush hour traffic.

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