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Remember that Lego Seinfeld set that people were so excited for? Now, what if that existed in nightmare form?

Nothing fills downtime like a card game. So if you're looking for some games worth keeping around the house, these six are worth picking up.

NBC Reporter tries to cover up loud chants from the crowd of 'F**k Joe Biden' by trying to change the chant during an interview with Xfinity race winner Brandon Brown.

From "Gilmore Girls" to "The Chair," TV shows have provided us with a host of compelling characters who happen to be English teachers.

With his 33rd-straight win, Amodio has passed James Holzhauer on the show's all-time victories leaderboard. Let's look at how he's done it—and why it could keep going.

In the latest issue of PEOPLE, people from the Murdaugh's social circle speak out on the confounding case.

First-time host Owen Wilson talks about reading bad reviews about his work and preparing to host Saturday Night Live.

19 of Facebook's top 20 pages for American Christians are run by Eastern European troll farms overseas, internal documents leaked to MIT Technology Review reveal. The data shows the vast spread of Facebook misinformation is largely powered by coordinated efforts among foreign professionals working together to spread provocative content in the United States.

The state has the country's lowest case rate. But in the vaccine-resistant Central Valley and rural north, healthcare workers are pushed to the limit

Maya talks to a Kookaburra, a Cockatoo, a Porcupine, and others. You'll want to hear what they have to say.

Six months after Mayor Francis Suarez announced that Miami will pay employees and accept taxes in Bitcoin, documents reveal numerous difficulties.

In the latest episode of Rolling Stone's 'The Breakdown,' Sublime drummer Bud Gaugh traveled to Austin, TX, reconnecting with producer Paul Leary and engineer Stuart Sullivan to tell the story of how "Santeria" came together.

Writer and director Bernard Rose discusses the journey that saw "Candyman" go from a Liverpool-based literary bogeyman to Hollywood's first great horror icon of the 1990s.

With a whopping 4.7/5-star average rating on Amazon, the already affordable Santoku Knife is a must-buy with these discounts applied. Just be sure to click the digital coupon.

Jeb Brooks's travelog puts into perspective how high-pressure domestic travel can get. From making sure everyone is fed, to commuter flights syncing up for each passenger — there's a lot that goes behind making sure nothing goes wrong.

The US declared the ivory-billed woodpecker and 22 other species extinct. The story doesn't end there.

The findings are welcomed by supporters of cometary catastrophe theories from Earth's history.

Watching multiple blots of paint spin together in super slow motion is mesmerizing and nothing short of a visual treat.

A Pyongyang blockchain conference raises new questions about the country's ability to evade sanctions.

We're loving this award-winning pain relief product that's packed full of active ingredients like menthol and methyl salicylate.

The Philadelphia Phillies won the 2008 World Series, and pushed hard to win another. The 2011 season looked even better than '08, but it ended in abrupt and painful fashion, leaving GM Ruben Amaro Jr. in a pickle.

The pandemic changed a lot, including how we post on Instagram

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We have no idea how the two of them pulled off, but this interaction was adorable.

The invisible Aston Martin from Die Another Day is held up as a prime example of James Bond's CGI silliness. Turns out it's real.

There's nothing more satisfying than a scary story — especially in spooky season. Here are nine genius works of horror to read this fall.

Director Jonathan Mostow discusses his filmography with Vulture, including "U-571" and "Surrogates" starring Bruce Willis.

Rachel MacPherson visits the store once every two weeks, on average. Here are 21 things she always buy at Costco.

Disney Imagineers Tony Dohi and Morgan Pope are trying to take behind-the-scenes stunt work to the next level with their robotic endeavors.

From famous rappers to beloved actors and TV personalities, all the rich people seem down with NFTs.

Twenty-five years ago, Tom Hanks made his directorial debut with a charmer about a one-hit wonder that tugged at heartstrings and left everyone in the audience humming and tapping their toes.

Caitlin Abrams cleans decrepit gravestones which are over hundreds of years old. She gets permission to clean up old stones, unearth their stories and documents the process on TikTok.

When Anita Hill testified about sexual harassment three decades ago, the Senate was skeptical. Now, she has ideas for systemic change.

"How did I wind up living in my car? My husband disappeared. Before he vanished, I stopped recognizing him."

Here's how "Ted Lasso's" commitment to characters makes it one of the funniest shows on TV right now.

When Legoland arrived in Goshen, NY, it divided residents into first-time environmental activists or business boosters. Now that the park is open, can neighbors piece together a way to move ahead?

A clip of Sen. Richard Blumenthal went viral on Twitter asking a Facebook rep if the company would "commit to ending finsta?" It doesn't tell the whole story.

It is little for sure, but they've tried to incorporate as many design tricks as possible to make the space feel bigger than it is.

At Moody Bible Institute, purity culture and complementarianism have worked together to forgive abusers and punish the abused.

Researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded video from inside a category-4 storm, near the Caribbean, that shows dark grey skies and battering 50-foot waves tearing through the ocean. They hope to glean information from the footage and mitigate future hurricane damage.

Lawyers for Jones and InfoWars ignored court orders and displayed "flagrant bad faith and callous disregard," a Texas judge ruled.