In the news for the week ending April 30, 2021, are movie shifts old and new, Epicurious taking the beef out, a look behind late-night, American cheese, and more.
It started with The Beatles, but how did it stop?
Now that spring has truly sprung, here’s our bloomin’ tribute to the movies’ most memorable flowers.
For New York Giants star Willie Mays, the biggest thrill in his life was playing ball.
In 1981, James Bond, Indiana Jones, Burt Reynolds, and Superman faced off against an invasion of werewolves at the box office.
Can a replacement be better than the original?
In the news for the week ending April 9, 2021, are bad Muppets, good books, stolen Legos, funny questions, pricy comic books, and much more.
Atrial fibrillation is the most common sustained heart rhythm disorder, affecting over 5 million Americans. The good news is that treatment by skilled medical professionals can either eliminate it or treat it to make it quite compatible with a normal life.
Will those who survived the pandemic emerge with a renewed appreciation for life?
You never know what personal characteristic might attract someone to you.
The Feds are trying to protect the Sea Monsters, but the Dragon is coming.
In the news for the week ending March 19, 2021, are sadly springing ahead, weirdly renaming a team, amazingly soaring through a bowling alley, and much more.
“My relationship with my pen pal is one of the most valuable friendships I have ever had, even though I have never met her in person, or even heard her voice.”
Goats live an alternate reality of soil and self-determination.
Val Lauder recalls her brushes with Michael Jordan, Dean Smith, and the madness that is Tar Heel basketball.
The shell holes in the ground are the size of our goat-pen and as deep as my height with the arm raised. They are more in number than can be counted, and of all colors. It is like smallpox upon the ground.