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We know you've seen a fair share of wacky vehicle modifications but trust us when we say this one's from the future.

Physicians facing the latest surge of COVID-19 cases, driven by the omicron variant, described what they are seeing in their emergency rooms.

Returning to an internet where, suddenly, everyone was calling themselves dumb sluts.

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Do you drink a lot, on occasion or even sparser than that and want to stop binging on booze for good? Here are the withdrawal symptoms you'll experience based on how much your body has been affected by it.

In November, Diesel extended an invitation to Johnson on Instagram, imploring Johnson to reprise his role as secret agent Lucas Hobbs for the next entry in the series.

Ballads, bowling, and bowl cuts. And so, so, SO much blackmail.

Charlie Berens brilliantly riffs on how intrusive ad tech has ruined America's gas pumps.

Journalists and pundits keep trying to prove the left is hysterical — but keep stepping on rakes in the process.

United Nations Power Broker Jeffrey Sachs Took Millions From the UAE to Research "Well-Being."

The legendary Christopher Walken was tasked with introducing the Foo Fighters on "SNL" and he asked Dave Grohl a very peculiar question before getting on stage.

New data suggests a massive collapse of the ice shelf in as little as five years. "We are dealing with an event that no human has ever witnessed," says one scientist. "We have no analog for this."

Andrew Callaghan takes a trip to a Phish show and learns it's not entirely all about peace, love and rock and roll.

This week, we've got a person who wants three weeks off from a new job to get a tattoo, someone who refuses to tell anyone what they want for Christmas and more.

You might be asking "Why have a yodeling pickle?" But we challenge you to think outside the box. Instead, ask "Why don't I already have a yodeling pickle?"

The team at Vox looks back at the whirlwind 2021 we've experienced, from the Olympics to the variants to the shortages and billionaires' obsession with space — it's been a long 12 months.

Scientist Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan is pushing the boundaries of what it means to be human.

A jury found Ghislaine Maxwell guilty on five of six counts related to her role in Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of minor girls between 1994 and 2004.

This might look like a simple chopping board, but it's capable of much more. Invest in this one device, and you'll be able to sharpen, sterilize, weigh, chop and more.

Charlie Berens has the best impression of someone going skiing for the first time.

What does it take to learn how to pick locks? Practice. This handy lock pick trainer comes with a clear lock to help you visualize each step needed to perfect the pick.

How do you game plan when your opponents start dancing in a circle right before the free kick is taken?

How does one show off their affection for "Breaking Bad" without a fast food chicken t-shirt? We sure as hell don't know.

Home cook Joshua Weissman demonstrates how to make the essential Thai green curry paste — using a mortar and pestle — with fresh ingredients. And remember, you can't trade in ginger for galangal. That's unacceptable.

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With so many Best of 2021 lists out there, who has time to read them all? Turns out: We do. But because you probably don't, we rounded them all up, smashed 'em together and spit out the definitive Top 10 albums. You're welcome.

With so many Best of 2021 lists out there, who has time to read them all? Turns out: We do. But because you probably don't, we rounded them all up, smashed 'em together and spit out the definitive Top 10 songs. You're welcome.

With so many Best of 2021 lists out there, who has time to read them all? Turns out: We do. But because you probably don't, we rounded them all up, smashed 'em together and spit out the definitive Top 10 TV shows. You're welcome.

The team at Garage 54 are known for their over-the-top wacky car mods and this time they've gone for a speed record — that also doubles up as a veggie chopper.

A recent run of "Jeopardy!" super-champions calls into question whether the game has gone soft or the contestants have gotten better.

Back in 1988, Jerry Seinfeld's hackneyed observational stand-up shtick was really starting to get under people's skin.

For the past 50 years, he was a fugitive wanted in one of the largest bank robberies in Cleveland's history, living in Boston under a new name he created six months after the heist in the summer of 1969. Not even his wife or daughter knew until he told them in what authorities described as a deathbed confession.

Decades of war, poverty, and fossil fuel extraction have devastated the country's environment and its people.

Madden began a "Turducken" — a chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey — tradition during the games he called and would gift one to the best player on Thanksgiving day.

From repeated accusations of fostering misinformation to multiple whistleblowers, the company weathered some battles in 2021.

Every day, decisions are being made based on rapid COVID tests. How common are false negatives?

The lads from How Ridiculous are known for taking things up a notch. The only logical next step after building a copter with bat blades was to film it battering different objects in super-slow motion.

There are myths in modern Hollywood, stories that get passed around that you want to be true, but you kind of know they're almost too cool to be accurate.

A viral TikTok video purports to show a projectionist attempting to play the 2018 computer animated adaptation of "The Grinch" through an Amazon Prime Video account.

For many of us, the urge to reach for food when we're stressed can be almost impossible to resist. But neuroscience suggests it goes much deeper than a lack of willpower.

Using a fidget spinner could fulfill our children's need to move and feel, but they could also make our children more fidgety.