This Fourth of July, if fireworks and backyard BBQs aren't quite sparking the adventure you crave, set your sights on true ...

Sadly, many American foods contain ingredients that have been linked with diseases and health conditions. While these foods are still the norm in the U.S., many countries have decided to take a pass ...

Still, as much as we bemoaned their existence, these same commercials often became popular culture institutions in their own right. After all, when you see the same ad over and over again, it’s going ...

In 2016, scientists at the University of St Andrews developed a mathematical formula for explaining what makes an earworm. According to researcher Bede Williams, an earworm must possess five key ...

Those hearings and the legislation that came out of them is something music lovers see the results of every time they buy an album that contains content deemed explicit: “Parental Advisory: Explicit ...

Carole King’s “Where You Lead” was first released in 1971, with lyrics that gave “ stand by your man no matter what ” vibes. When “Gilmore Girls” creator Amy Sherman-Palladino approached King about ...

Innovation has long been celebrated as a driving force behind human progress, but what about those inventors who unexpectedly found themselves regretting their own creations? Behind the stories of ...

Take a fascinating visual journey, placing the very first creations of iconic car manufacturers side-by-side with their most advanced contemporary offerings.

If one of your favorite activities includes binge-watching TV, it might be time to turn back in time to some of the classic TV shows.

Some death row inmates aren’t just famous for their heinous crimes, but their elaborate and even odd final meals. From requests for one cup of coffee to a meal totaling about 29,000 calories, here are ...

If you’ve seen an episode of the reality comition TV show “The Traitors,” you know it’s filmed in an authentic (and very deluxe) Scottish castle. You may also know that Alan Cumming, who gleefully ...

Watts joined the group in 1963 and while he was never the flashiest drummer in rock music, his simple, no-frills approach was the perfect fit for them. Thousands of tour dates and millions of record ...