WEIRD

The Clown Motel in Tonopah, Nevada is decorated with hundreds of clown figurines, posters, and toys—and it can be yours for around $900,000.

It's a first-class community.

DNA research and other techniques might help us understand how famous people died, or the ailments they suffered while they lived.

"Old munitions like this are hard to predict … You never know to what point the chemicals inside have degraded."

From royal pets to rodeo animals, here's a world tour of resting places for furry (and feathered) friends.

Chocolate and vanilla are so passé. These days, ice cream shops are delving into far more adventurous flavor territory.

In honor of World UFO Day (on July 2), here are 12 accounts of flying objects that remain fascinating for believers and skeptics alike.

Trackers are looking for “information leading to ... a bona fide Bigfoot."

The government also rejected a more serious request to change the anthem's official lyrics to be more inclusive of indigenous peoples.

The SNES classic goes down the internet rabbit hole in this trippy homage.

Think the moon, the planets, and the stars are community property? Not according to these landlords.

Jelly beans are shiny because they're coated in shellac, which is a resin that's secreted by the female lac bug (laccifer lacca) after it drinks the sap of trees.