How did they put so much power into a tiny five-inch computer?

Looks like only one person got the memo.

An episode of "Couples Therapy" leads to a crazy find for this New Yorker.

The "Daily Show" host breaks down what went wrong for Kamala Harris and her party, despite all their preparation.

Millennials saw some stuff that they just can't forget now...

What do Obama and Trump have in common? Homan has worked for both of them once.

These simple tricks get the perfect shot and without the awkward angles.

If you've been holding off on this console generation, now's the time to buy in.

Households in the top-ranking state shell out an average of $334 a week at the grocery store.

In this clip, the Japanese guitarist and composer performs "Left Alone" on a guitar complete with a working train set.

We try not to yuck yums, but writers, directors and artists can get pretty hung up on fulfilling their sexual desires in their creations.

A new catchphrase for when you open the fridge has entered the chat.

Stanford defeated Notre Dame, 3-2, with a ridiculous goal launched from behind the half-line.

Do they think a magic fairy comes and empties the trash every week?

If real, inflation-adjusted wages are up, then why are millions of Americans so down about their economic prospects?

Don't let the jump scare fool you, there's still hope!

The wildest secrets are the ones you're only willing to share anonymously on the internet.

In North Africa and the Middle East, 99 percent of men are circumcised.

If she's not doing well, she makes them prove that they really care about "every human life." (From 2023)

This week, an author disappointed that an animal shelter didn't promote their book to their satisfaction, a company that photoshopped makeup onto its female employees' headshots and a mother looking to get rid of her son's girlfriend of 13 years.

In an America that is more divided than ever, the coming reign of the only child might just be what brings us back together.

Lots of people are feeling down, but maybe this stacked couch-on-couch model is just what we need.

This real fort in Indonesia very explicitly resembles a certain body part. Now we know where our next vacation will be.

From 2019 to 2023, only one state recorded fewer than 10 victims per 100,000 people.

"Thought I would read it, because I love what I do."

Several grocery staples have become more expensive in 2024.

Ray Lau is a stand-up comic who's currently touring across the country.

"Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning" releases on May 23, 2025.

Making movies isn't all fun and games. Whole industries can be turned upside down in a moment, and lives can change forever.

Maybe you can take some of these to the grave, actually.

This extreme slow motion footage is hard to look at even though nobody is getting hurt. (From 2023)

Trump's upcoming term promises huge shifts — including reforms on immigration, healthcare and economic regulations.

One country's top earners make at least 22 times more than the poorest 10 percent.

Footage from Chile shows what firefighters do when called into action.

Non-dairy milk is now free.

Billionaire Bezos is on our list for the second consecutive week.

The multi-hyphenate artist Ferg explained how he really felt around most rich folks who take to collecting things like art.

Where others saw no potential, he created a historical movement.

The average person is taller in the Netherlands than anywhere else.

If you're terrified of heights, this might make you feel a bit better.

You never really know what a person is up to until you're let into their home.

More than 4,000 Americans were surveyed on where they'd want to live if the 2024 election didn't go their way.

Jackson's heroics inspired a 35-34 Baltimore Ravens win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

Feeling kinky? Here are somethings you might not want to try at home.

Sometimes you can't help but overhear some jaw-dropping secrets.

It was just another Thursday back then...

Most of the time, sequels lose some of the magic, but there are a handful of movie trilogies that buck that trend.

These haunting tales from ocean workers reveal just how unforgiving — and mysterious — the sea can be.