A recent video went viral, showing a tourist's unfortunate encounter with the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree along the Avenue of the Giants in Myers Flat, California. In an ill-fated attempt to… Read the rest of the article: Tourist vehicle gets stuck in giant drive-thru redwood tree
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Rusty Blazenhoff The tiniest apartment in New York City, roughly the size of a walk-in closet, has made waves online. Caleb Simpson, a video creator known for giving tours of unusual homes,… Read the rest of the article: Tour of a teeny-tiny closet-size NYC apartment that costs $650/month
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Rusty Blazenhoff "He sounds like an angel, somehow" is how Paisley Gardner, a tween from Des Moines, Iowa, describes yacht rock legend Michael McDonald in a recent CBS Sunday Morning interview. Her… Read the rest of the article: 11-year-old superfan of yacht rocker Michael McDonald gets a heartwarming surprise
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Rusty Blazenhoff In an ironic twist, Rolling Hills Estates, an affluent gated community in Southern California, now teeters precariously on the edge of disaster as a landslide is sending its residents' million-dollar… Read the rest of the article: Rolling Hills Estates 'rolling' down the hill in landslide
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Rusty Blazenhoff This is fascinating. Miyata Textile Co. is a Japanese company that's been making fabric for a hundred years, and since the 1980s they've been using the same software. They use… Read the rest of the article: The Japanese factory that uses 40-year-old software to design its traditional textiles
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Rusty Blazenhoff Imagine watching Antiques Roadshow and everything that's being appraised are exact items that you have in your own home. That's the premise of this hilarious prank on BBC's wildly popular… Read the rest of the article: Unsuspecting collector's items star in brilliant 'Antiques Roadshow' prank
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Rusty Blazenhoff The YouTube channel Seasons recently analyzed an old episode of the children's show Arthur that used a school fire as an allegory for the traumatic events of 9/11. The episode's… Read the rest of the article: How 'Arthur' masterfully taught kids about PTSD and 9/11
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Rusty Blazenhoff A recent prank involving a fake shark fin off the coast of a UK beach caused terror among local children. The fin, which appeared to belong to a great white… Read the rest of the article: Fake shark fin frightens kids on field trip
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Rusty Blazenhoff A massive dust cloud, coming from Africa's Sahara Desert, is now making its way across the Atlantic Ocean towards the southeastern United States and the Caribbean. This weekend, the dust… Read the rest of the article: Sky to dim as enormous Saharan dust cloud heads to U.S.
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Rusty Blazenhoff A car-free activist group in San Francisco has found a unique way to protest against the impact of self-driving cars: placing traffic cones on the hoods of autonomous "robo-taxis," disabling… Read the rest of the article: Car-free activists disabling self-driving cars with traffic cones in San Francisco
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Rusty Blazenhoff The Amish are known for their simple, tech-free lifestyle, but now they've got a new ride, and it's not horse-drawn. It's the electric bike, aka the e-bike. Contrary to popular… Read the rest of the article: Amish are taking a shine to e-bikes
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Rusty Blazenhoff Sky Elements Drone Shows was behind a patriotic Fourth of July spectacle that got them a new world record. A total of 1,002 drones, each with programmed LED lights, took… Read the rest of the article: Patriotic AF Fourth of July drone show scores world record
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Rusty Blazenhoff Big cinema news! After a five-year hiatus, Joel and Ethan Coen, better known as the Coen Brothers, are reuniting for a new film project. The brothers have been working on… Read the rest of the article: Coen Brothers reuniting on mystery film project after five years working apart
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Rusty Blazenhoff Dolly Parton has expressed her lack of interest in having her likeness recreated as an AI hologram, stating her desire not to keep her soul "anchored" to this world. While… Read the rest of the article: Dolly Parton does not want to be an AI hologram, thank you very much: 'I don't want to leave my soul here on Earth'
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Rusty Blazenhoff The Wilhelm Scream, a classic sound effect, has been in hundreds of movies, from Raiders of the Lost Ark to Star Wars to Toy Story. It's a sort of audio… Read the rest of the article: Original 'Wilhelm Scream' found in discarded tapes
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Rusty Blazenhoff A grad student at the University of California in Berkeley, known as Bill, recently completed his 10-month civil engineering program by commuting from Los Angeles to the San Francisco Bay… Read the rest of the article: Grad student commuted by plane from L.A. to Bay Area to save money in rent
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Rusty Blazenhoff This CBS Sunday Morning video explores the history, artistry, and appeal of the Ferris wheel, the creation of "up-and-coming" inventor George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. Ferris had an idea to… Read the rest of the article: The Ferris wheel: A look at its history, artistry, and enduring appeal
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Rusty Blazenhoff Sandwich chain Subway is under scrutiny following a controversial sign which distastefully poked fun at the recent tragedy of the Titan submersible disaster. The sign, at a Subway restaurant in… Read the rest of the article: Subway sign mocks Titan disaster: 'Our Subs Don't Implode'
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Rusty Blazenhoff In the town of Listowel in County Kerry, Ireland, 1,137 participants dressed as Dolly Parton to set a unique, never-before-set Guinness World Record for the "largest gathering of people dressed… Read the rest of the article: Dolly Parton look-alike contest draws over 1,100 wigged impersonators to break world record
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Rusty Blazenhoff On the afternoon of June 28, 1970, one of the first-ever Gay Liberation Day marches took place, originating on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village, directly outside the Stonewall Inn. This… Read the rest of the article: Witness the birth of Pride: Footage of the first Gay Liberation Day March (1970)