The silent film Wings took home the first Oscar for Outstanding Picture. Wings starred Clara Bow, Richard Arlen, and Charles “Buddy” Rodgers, and the latter two played airplane pilots who find ...

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Perhaps the most famous “quitter” in Best Actor Oscar history, three-time winner Daniel Day-Lewis has stepped away from acting on several occasions (including a famous stint in the mid 1990s—not long ...

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Turns out, even property taxes have a party affiliation. WalletHub’s data shows a general trend: red states (conservative) tend to have slightly lower average property tax rankings than blue states ...

We've all done it: grabbed chocolate, ice cream, or other snacks and indulged in a good cry over a romantic comedy. Just like the scene in Sleepless in Seattle, when Suzy ( Rita Wilson) recounts the ...

On Cycle 4, Episode 9 of America's Next Top Model, contestant Keenyah Hill was ridiculed for her weight and faced considerable fat-shaming. Following these harsh critiques, she was asked to pose as ...

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A Stygiomedusa gigantea, commonly known as the giant phantom jelly, spotted during a recent deep-sea expedition. | ROV SuBastian/Schmidt Ocean Institute Forget Bigfoot. Some of the ocean’s rarest ...

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The 1957 winner of Best Supporting Actress, Dorothy Malone, is best known for playing Constance MacKenzie in the ABC soap opera Peyton Place, which premiered in 1964. This was just seven years after ...

The best movie twists don’t just surprise you—they also recontextualize and change the meaning of everything that you saw before. Did you know that back in 1960, Alfred Hitchcock was so protective of ...