Double Whammy of Pleiades and Leonid Meteor Showers Arrive Together This Month in November Sky
On the same day this month, the Pleiades will be perfectly visable and the Leonid Meteor Shower will peak—the perfect time for some stargazing
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Elon Musk to Bring Back 1st Drive-in Movie Theater to LA at Tesla's New Supercharging Station
Once a classic American weeknight spot, there are only 320 drive-in theaters left in the country where there were once 4,000.
How to Make a Paper Airplane That Can Set a World Record - From the Man Whose Name is in the Guinness Book
In this Great Big Story video, master of paper aircrafts John Collins shows you how to fold three of the best paper air planes.
Zen and the Art of Bricklaying: LEGO Targets Stressed-Out Adults to Help Them Reduce Anxiety at Home and Work
LEGO is targeting stressed-out adults, selling unique sets with clear instructions so folks can easily build themselves into a zen state at work or at home.
These Gorgeous Glass Memorials Are Custom-Made With the Ashes of People's Loved Ones
These stunning memorial sculptures aren't just made from glass-they're also made from the cremated ashes of deceased loved ones.
Gary Larson, Beloved Cartoonist of 'The Far Side' Publishes First New Comics in 25 Years
Earlier this week, the legendary American cartoonist responsible for The Far Side comics started publishing his first comics in 25 years.
Cast of 'Parks and Rec' Raises $3M for COVID Relief After Reuniting for Quarantine Episode (WATCH)
The beloved cast members of NBC's "Parks and Recreation" reunited for a half-hour episode about how the characters have been coping with the pandemic.
Friday Funnies: Bored Man Builds 'Hillbilly Hot Tub' Using an Old Fish Pond And a Boat Motor
Paul Vaughan, who had no work during lockdown, wanted to find a new way to reduce stress so he proceeded to build his very own budget hot tub.
As Weather Gets Warmer, Here Are 6 Tips to Save Water on Your Lawn and Gardens
After 2019 was the hottest summer on record, keeping your lawn green and saving water resources can be as easy as following these 6 tips.
Craftsman Donates Tools (and Himself) to New Tool-Lending Library
Dave Merry had no problem donating his expertise – and his massive tool collection – to the St. Paul Tool Library in honor of shared craftsmanship.
Girl's Christmas Wish Comes True When 400K Strangers Follow Dad's Hotel Carpet Instagram
"All I want for Christmas is for my Dad's hotel carpet Instagram to go viral, please help this happen."
With Time to Pursue New Hobbies, 6 in 10 Have 'Leveled Up' - And 40% Think They'll Make Money From it
Many people have been mastering their hobbies thanks to the isolation provided by pandemic living-and some have even made money from it.
This Could Be Your Dream Job: Thousands Apply to Be Caretakers on Remote Irish Island
Two people can apply to become caretakers in a remote Irish seaside town on Great Blasket Island, as jobs open up for second year running.
Dogs Can Now Join NYC Diners at Outdoor Tables, Say New Rules
With the warm weather upon us, some New Yorkers will be thrilled at the new ‘Dining With Dogs' rule.
6 Reasons to Be Happy the New Pokemon App is Taking Over the Streets
Millions of adults and kids became hardcore fans in the first week, hitting the streets to play the game. Here's why it is great for society and our health...
This Bicycle With Roll Cage Could Save Your Life in Collisions With Cars
After a collision between a 40-ton semi truck and a bicycle, a new bike designed with a roll cage is supposed to let its riders walk away.
Photo of the Day - Gourmet Picnic Delivery Services Trend Worldwide
Picnic delivery programs are popping up in major cities like Paris, London and New York, where summers are short and patches of green real estate in short supply, reports The New Age.
Pizza Hut Reinstates Manager Fired After Refusing to Open Thanksgiving
After being fired for refusing to open his restaurant on Thanksgiving, a Pizza Hut manager has his job back. Tony Rohr, who worked his way up from cook to general manager at the restaurant, was told it was mandatory to keep the Elkhart, Ind., store open on the holiday.
Before City Pool Closes for the Year, They Let All the Dogs Go for Swim
In Idaho, when the 'dog days of summer' are over and the Nampa public pool is about to close, a new clientele comes to play: The "Pooch Pool Party" allows dogs to take a swim before the water is drained for the year. The annual dog-only swimming event began in 2007 as an idea to raise money to help build the Nampa Dog Park
Winner of Boat Hands Over Keys to Less Fortunate Fisherman
Give a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, but give a man a new bass boat you've just won, and everyone will give you a standing ovation.
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