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5 Years Ago, a Chaotic Game Came Out of Nowhere and Took the World By Storm

'Untitled Goose Game' was a runaway hit when it launched in 2019, and nothing has matched its peculiar brand of absurdity and great design five years later.

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20 Years Ago, a Legendary Director Made a Perfect Zombie Movie — And Changed the Genre Forever

Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright teamed up in 2004, and the genre world has never been the same since.

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This Common Overlooked Condition Is Far More Debilitating Than Previously Thought, Study Suggests

In a study of more than 17,000 women between the ages of 15 and 44 in the U.S., researchers uncovered new information about the impact of endometriosis.

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The 55 Best Home Upgrades Under $30 That’ll Make Your Home Look Sick-As-Hell

Sometimes surprisingly cheap additions — like LED spotlights under your kitchen cabinets — can cast your house in a whole new light (pun intended).

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Should Your Cat Sleep in Bed with You? A Veterinarian Reveals the Hidden Health Risks

Letting your cat sleep in bed with you can increase risk of infection, asthma and allergy attacks, and exposure to bacteria.

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'The Penguin' is Missing One Crucial Thing That Made 'The Batman' Great

In many ways, 'The Penguin' is a worthy follow-up to 'The Batman.' The new, Colin Farrell-led HBO series does, however, fall short of its 2022 predecessor in one key regard.

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5 Years Ago, Nintendo's Weirdest Zelda Game Got the Remake It Deserved

We wouldn’t have 'Tears of the Kingdom' without this experimental Zelda adventure.

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20 Years Later, The Best Sci-Fi TV Pilot Ever Still Holds Up

A 'Lost' fan and 'Lost' newbie sit down to revisit the show's iconic pilot, two decades after it first aired. Here's how it holds up.

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A Class of Materials Called Photocatalysts Can Break Down Common Toxic Pollutants, Research Shows

When triggered by light, these materials undergo chemical reactions that initial studies have shown can break down common toxic pollutants.

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65 Cool, New Things Under $30 on Amazon That Are Life-Changing

Make life easier by adding any of these items into your cart. Even better, the price tags won't blow your budget.

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60 Comfy Outfits Under $30 on Amazon That Women Reviewers Say Are Super Flattering

Comfort and style are not mutually exclusive, and these shoppers can't stop raving about these tops, dresses, and more.

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60 Expensive-Looking Home Upgrades That Are Really, Really Easy & Cheap On Amazon

Bougie upgrades for your bedroom, office, bathroom, living room, and even outdoor spaces. And nothing requires professional installation.

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The Bloodiest Sci-Fi Thriller of the Year Reclaims a Controversial Genre

How the writer and director of 'The Substance' teamed up with Demi Moore to make a body-horror masterpiece.

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20 Years Later, You've Probably Never Seen 'Lost's Secret True Ending

Two decades after the show’s premiere, it’s time to talk about “The New Man in Charge,” a Season 6 DVD extra that quietly sewed up some of Lost’s most blatant loose threads.

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20 Years Ago, the Best Star Wars Video Game Redefined Shooters Forever

In 2004 Star Wars Battlefront changed everything for the series' video games, giving players a dynamic new way to play the iconic galactic battles.

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Volcano Were Blamed for the Greatest of Earth’s ‘Big Five’ Mass Extinctions — Scientists Might Have Been Wrong

A new study reveals that an El Niño weather pattern in the world’s major ocean added to climate chaos and led to extinctions spreading across the globe.

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20 Years Ago, a Secretly Brilliant Thriller Gave One of the Oldest Genres a Shot in the Arm

Two decades ago, the neo-noir got a thoroughly 2000s makeover and a generation-defining detective was created.

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A Rose Without Thorns? How Gene Editing Is Giving Plants A Glow-Up

A geneticist recently discovered the gene that accounts for prickliness across a variety of plants, including roses.

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The 60 Weirdest, Most Genius Things We Found Under $30 on Amazon

These unexpected yet totally genius household products will make life feel a little less hectic and more fun.

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How Many Episodes Are in 'Agatha All Along'? It's More Complicated Than You Think

The Marvel series is making MCU history with how it premieres on the streamer. Here's exactly how many episodes are included in 'Agatha All Along,' and what you need to know about the show's release schedule

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PlayStation Plus Just Quietly Added a Charming New RPG With Zelda Vibes

'The Plucky Squire' may not be perfect, but its charming tone and clever dimension-hopping premise still make it a great choice on PlayStation Plus.

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50 Amazon Finds to Create the Ultimate Friends Fan Haven

Amazon finds to bring a touch of Friends nostalgia into your home, with décor and accessories inspired by the iconic TV show.

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60 Amazon Picks Under $50 to Upgrade Your Biking Gear and Accessories

This article highlights 60 affordable Amazon picks under $50 that can help you upgrade your biking gear and accessories for a better ride.

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21 Years Later, an Iconic Apocalypse Movie Franchise is Going Back to Its Roots

One of the most influential zombie films of all time was shot with a simple camcorder. Almost a quarter-century later, a sequel is trying to recapture that magic, with a twist.

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Earth Is Just Days Away From Gaining A “Mini-Moon” — Meet Asteroid 2024 PT5

A recently-discovered asteroid will soon become a mini-moon of Earth, and it will hang around until Thanksgiving.

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