Here's The Surprising Reason Why Adobe Software Works Better When It's Pirated

A few years ago, Bill Burr went on "Good Day NY" to promote "F is for Family," and his appearance was unforgettable.

Nothing fills downtime like a card game. So if you're looking for some games worth keeping around the house, these six are worth picking up.

Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld team up in the upcoming Disney+ series "Hawkeye."

After a new TV show aired, an archaeologist was verbally abused by a flood of true believers who are committed not just to Atlantis but also to white supremacy and eugenics.

A photographer on safari in Ngiro-are Road, Kenya captures hyenas ganging up on a lioness.

Mexicans are sharing spectacular videos of bursts of blue lights seen streaking across the skies as a strong earthquake rocked the country's Pacific coast city of Acapulco on Wednesday.

No one can tell if these motivational memes are genuine or a parody — the truth lies somewhere in between.

Louis Rossmann explains why you're surprisingly better off pirating Adobe's software.

The dominance of older players has meant that tennis has become captive to a kind of static reverence for its past. This U.S. Open ushered in something different — and far more thrilling.

When friends or family come asking for cash, things can quickly get weird. Why?

Real Salt Lake's defender Toni Datkovic had a nightmare moment when he gifted the lead to the opponents by passing in an own goal, leaving his goalkeeper and team completely deflated.

Don't believe the hype: a smartphone can't completely replace your traditional DSLR.

*Clap* *Clap* *Clap* *Clap* Okay, look, we still like "Friends" a lot.

In this video from 2015, Georgia blacksmith Trenton Tye demonstrates how while steel melts at 2,700 degrees, it still weakens at a much lower temperature.

My family calls it "the picture that won't go away." Most newspaper editors refused to print it. Those who did, on the day after the World Trade Center attacks, received hundreds of letters of complaint.

Resistance to vaccine mandates, once a fringe position, has entered the Republican mainstream. But the governors fighting President Biden's Covid-19 requirements impose mandates of their own.

If you ever wanted to know what makes board games different across the pond, well, here's your explanation.

"Not one body, not one body part, no bloodstains. Why not? It's the single greatest aviation mystery of the 20th century." (From 2016)

Keep your phone, snacks, trail passes or winning lottery tickets in reach in the ultralightest way. Built with durable and waterproof Dyneema composite fabrics, the Versa actually makes fanny packs cool.

Shine will keep your toilet squeaky clean without having to break out the brush. Even better, you can save 28% on a single cleaner.

This weather-resistant jacket from Flint and Tinder looks snazzy when it's brand new, but we actually think it looks even better once it's been worn-in after a year or two.

With gas prices climbing up, you may think station owners are getting greedy. But the economics behind the pump tell a different story.

School vaccine mandates can teach us a lot about requiring the COVID-19 jab.

This curated box of Japanese snacks is worth every penny. Not only do we keep these around the house, they're our go-to gift these days.

Parasocial relationships aren't to blame for the John Mulaney/Olivia Munn pregnancy discourse.

Ashton Kutcher's admission that he doesn't shower regularly came back to haunt him during ESPN GameDay as Iowa State fans taunted him.

How does something like the Milk Crate Challenge catch on in the first place? And when is it rendered officially, canonically cringe?

"We have lost sight of the idea that play is how we become people, and replaced it with the anxious understanding that play is how we become careers."

There's a marked difference between Day 1 and Day 30.

Warm-blooded animals are changing beaks, legs and ears to adapt to hotter climate and better regulate temperature.

Drew Gooden explains why "The D'amelio Show" is the saddest reality show on television.

Immediately after 9/11, humorists struggled with what many called "the death of irony." Then The Onion returned and showed everyone the way. (From 2020)

Jonathan Mitchell has never had a high profile in the anti-abortion movement, but he developed and promoted the legal approach that has flummoxed the courts and enraged abortion rights supporters.

Tracking down the subject of an unsettling photo that keeps cropping up around the internet. (From 2019)

Tim Mullally tells us how he brought Gators to the 9/11 disaster site and how they ended up as runabouts in his home county

Matt Damon breaks down his most iconic characters while sitting in front of the most beautiful backdrop imaginable.

In April, we found out we were pregnant. By June, she had relocated 10 hours away.