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Why ‘Parks and Recreation’ Completely Reinvented One Character After Season 1
After a shaky six-episode first season, the NBC sitcom reworked Leslie Knope into a more sincere, capable character.
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Jon Stewart. 18 Years Ago, Jon Stewart Yelled at Seth MacFarlane for an Hour Over a ‘Family Guy’ Joke
A ‘Family Guy’ gag about Stewart reportedly led to an angry phone battle between him and MacFarlane nearly 20 years ago
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Patrice O’Neal Once Worked for WWE, and Stephanie McMahon Apparently Fired Him Four Times
The stand-up legend got to ride on Vince McMahon’s private jet and rub elbows with wrestling icons, but wasn’t willing to commit to the gig 100%
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Welcome back to the World Cup of going online. Grab your shin pads and get ready for a heated game of lying prostrate and scrolling until your eyes bleed.
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What Your Music Taste Says About Your Personality, According to Therapists
Music tastes can reflect personality traits, emotions, and lived experiences, but they’re not a foolproof way to understand someone.
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Lie-Down Clubs Are the Latest Wellness Trend for Burnout, but Do They Actually Work?
Experts say lie-down clubs can help people calm their nervous systems, but they’re not a cure for treating exhaustion like a trophy.
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Why ‘Fexting’ With Your Partner Could Actually Be a Good Thing, According to Therapists
Experts say fighting over text can help couples slow down and choose their words, but it can also fuel miscommunication if the argument keeps escalating.
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Scientists Say Earth May Have Millions More Insect Species Than Previously Thought
A new DNA-based study estimates Earth may have 14 million to 20 million insect species, meaning most could still be unidentified.
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Scientists Found a Bird-Eating Bat Hidden in a 400-Year-Old Painting. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal.
Researchers say the 1611 painting appears to show a greater noctule bat eating a songbird, centuries before scientists confirmed the behavior.
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Archaeologists Found a Lost Maya City in Mexico’s Jungle, Complete With a 43-Foot Pyramid and a Fitting Name
Archaeologists used LiDAR to locate a remote Maya city whose name means “there is no path,” and what they found shocked them.
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Screenshot: PlayStation PlayStation Plus July Drop Brings The Perfect Game To Play Before This Fall
Sony confirms the three titles that will be joining the PlayStation Plus Monthly Games lineup when July 7 arrives.
