Chef Jon Kung wants you to make spaghetti with lion's head meatballs.

An environmental microbiologist explains why an individual's death is a new lease on life for an entire ecosystem.

"Late Night Horror" was weird, innovative, and—mostly—will never be seen again.

As clear as the nose on your face.

Cast your votes on the “nightmare Statue of Liberty.”

The author of this recipe hoped you would never need it.

Will extraterrestrials try to see the city or the countryside?

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Every night across the U.S. local horror hosts don masks and costumes to tell jokes and revel in the absurdity of classic horror films.

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His verses offer a glimpse into the good life during the Islamic Golden Age.

We explore the hotel that some paranormal investigators call the most active haunted location in the world.

In the United Kingdom, the insects were once considered omens of death—they're actually much more destructive.

'Time Warp' all the way back to 1800s spiritualism, magic performances, and spook shows.

While some people in the Western Hemisphere will witness a "ring of fire" during the eclipse, many more will experience the phenomenon of crescent sunlight.

From visiting Petra in flip flops to getting nauseous at the Grand Canyon.

"It is, quite literally, seeing things in a whole new light.”