The Stephen King prison fable has become a modern classic—but it initially disappointed at the box office.

For much of the 20th century, all-inclusive Jewish resorts dotted the landscape of upstate New York. And yes, there was plenty of dancing.

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Some old-fashioned window guards look like they have a potbelly. Discover the real reason why, as well as the history surrounding these unique grills.

They’re not just for folks attempting the Appalachian Trail. Here’s how trekking poles can improve any hiker’s performance and fitness.

Put your spelling skills to the test.

Deodorant sticks often come with one outer cap and one inner cap, but the purpose of that extra inner cap isn’t really clear.

Injured and need help? Here's why you actually want a billboard lawyer—and why you really, really don't want a big settlement.

You’ll never guess what frightens these masters of horror.

Once a risky proposition, food trucks have become gourmet pit stops that can rival the fanciest eateries.

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Craving something new in your mug? Try this banana bread latte recipe for a sweet start to your morning.

Christmas in July seems like a Hallmark Channel invention. But it actually has its roots in a pretty surprising source.

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The coating protected items like boots and carriage parts from wear and tear—and looked luxurious while doing so. But who invented patent leather? And does that person actually hold a patent for it?

Update your classic campfire s’mores with this banana boat recipe.

Costco shoppers are making ice cream floats for under $3, and you can too with this clever trick.