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In the past decade, Nebraska has seen a surge of craft breweries opening. In 2007, they only had five; today, they have more than 50. Here are some of the best breweries in Nebraska to check out. → Read More
When filming began on 'Desperately Seeking Susan,' Madonna was an up-and-coming singer. By the time shooting wrapped, she was a bona fide superstar. → Read More
On July 21, 1987, Guns N’ Roses unleashed their first studio album, 'Appetite for Destruction,' and changed the face of '80s rock. → Read More
Cookbook author Naz Deravian picks out her favorite Persian restaurants and markets in Los Angeles. → Read More
Ahead of the documentary's theatrical release, we spoke with director Morgan Neville about how we can all embody the beloved travel host as the world reopens. → Read More
In 2017, stats/polling site Five Thirty Eight asked more than two dozen professional DJs who had DJ’d around 200 weddings and asked them: What songs do couples ban from their weddings? → Read More
Even today, Buster “The Great Stone Face” Keaton's filmmaking genius continues to influence everyone from Mel Brooks to Jackie Chan. → Read More
'Star Trek' spinoffs, fast food crimes, inspirational biopics, not-so-inspirational biopics, hit movies-turned-television shows, and Nazi hunters are all on the 2020 schedule. → Read More
It’s officially 2020 and the box office is preparing for a new crop of superhero movies, sequels (some of them long overdue), live-action Disney remakes, and more. → Read More
When animals find themselves getting into the booze, chaos can ensue. Here are 11 times bears, elk, raccoons, and more have been liquored up and tormented society. → Read More
Snoopy debuted in Charles M. Schulz’s ‘Peanuts’ comic strip on October 4, 1950, though it took a month for him to get a name. And nearly a year before he became Charlie Brown’s dog. → Read More
Louisa May Alcott's 'Little Women' has been adapted more than two dozen times, for film and television but also for the stage, as an opera, and as a Japanese anime series. What makes the tale so timeless? → Read More
Over the years, quite a few non-native speakers have learned English thanks to watching 'Friends' episodes over and over. → Read More
Copyright laws in America are complicated, especially for books. Though F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 'The Great Gatsby' was published in 1925, it won’t enter the public domain until 2021. → Read More
In Chattanooga, Tennessee, a good Samaritan rescued a kitten she saw darting across a road. But that kitten turned out to be a bobcat. → Read More
Have you ever wanted to spend a night in a castle? And not just any castle—the Downton Abbey castle, Highclere Castle? → Read More
William Shakespeare had an enormous influence on "Paradise Lost" poet John Milton, and new evidence suggests that super fan Milton—who even wrote a poem called "On Shakespeare"—might have owned his idol's first folio. → Read More
Since 2014, Columbus has hosted a coffee trail that encourages visitors to taste coffee drinks from Columbus' eclectic coffee scene. Here are 10 of the best stops on the trail. → Read More
Earlier this year, 'Avengers: Endgame' became the highest-grossing movie of all-time worldwide—and turned many of its stars into Hollywood's highest-grossing actors. → Read More
Streets in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine (OTR) are lined with global restaurants, breweries, bakeries, bagel shops, gourmet donuts, third wave coffee and high-end cocktails bars. → Read More