UNBELIEVABLE: 67 | History Defined

New York woman will never wear Old Navy clothes without washing them. She reached into the pocket of her new shorts and almost gags: ‘kind of gross’

She returned them

We Got This Covered · Jul 24

What makes an actress "mother"?

"Mother" escaped its ballroom roots and proliferated Hollywood over the last 10 years. Time to pump the brakes

Salon · May 10

Oprah Winfrey reveals her real name

TV titan Oprah Winfrey has revealed her real name is actually Orpah and it was changed when she was a child because the spelling created a lot of confusion.

BANG Premier · Jul 24

Rose Byrne's strange post-Oscars move

The conveniently timed "Tow" is a less-than-fitting rebound for a best actress nominee, but don't blame Byrne

Salon · Mar 22

In 1909, the Eiffel Tower was set to be demolished. Here's how a radio saved the world's most-visited monument

The Eiffel Tower was initially intended for demolition after twenty years. Its creators faced significant opposition from artists and writers. Gustave Eiffel transformed the tower into a scientific laboratory and radio antenna. This strategic military and scientific asset secured its permanent future. Radio technology ultimately saved the iconic Parisian landmark…

The Economic Times · Jul 24

How Fans Allegedly Traced the Anonymous Accounts to Elena Taber and Why the Internet Is Divided

Reddit users claim they uncovered links between anonymous accounts and influencer Elena Taber, though the allegations remain unverified.

International Business Times UK · Jul 24

17 Popular Dog Myths That Aren’t Actually True, According To An Expert

A wagging tail is often assumed to mean happiness, a guilty-looking face can be mistaken for remorse, and certain behaviors are still explained using outdated ideas about dominance. In reality, canine body language and behavior are more nuanced, and factors such as context, learning, genetics, and environment can dramatically change…

Bored Panda · Jul 24

Anti-Aging Influencer Bryan Johnson Says His Clone 'Lives in a Petri Dish' and Will One Day Replace His Organs

Bryan Johnson reveals his stem cell clone, 'Baby Bryan', created from his blood cells to explore organ regeneration and longevity therapies, highlighting advancements in personalised regenerative medicine

International Business Times UK · Jul 24

‘Jimothy’ the raccoon has short spine syndrome – but this condition can affect dogs, too

If you’ve been anywhere near the internet in recent days, you will likely have seen the viral footage of “Jimothy”: an unusually round raccoon in Seattle that hops and skips along in video filmed by local resident Kiana Hall.

The Conversation · Jul 24

“To this day, I find it incredibly ironic and hilarious that it turned into a song, especially such a successful one”: How Slash’s throwaway riff became the most successful Guns N' Roses song ever

Sweet Child O’ Mine was a happy accident, and a lucrative one at that

Guitar World · Jul 23