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There’s a particular kind of frustration that comes with a stubborn screw buried deep inside a chassis or tucked behind a piece of furniture. You finally wedge a ratchet into the gap, but every swing sends the screw back to where you started,

A young Ryan Reynolds didn't exactly love his time acting on this 1990s Nickelodeon teen soap opera series, which put his character through quite the wringer.

X-Men: The Animated Series had to rename one of its characters when it turned out a certain DC Comics superhero was going by the same moniker at the time.

Rupert McKelvie’s latest creation sits somewhere between architectural statement and wellness refuge. The Aquila, a mobile sauna from his Devon-based studio Out of the Valley, transforms the traditional Finnish ritual into something you can to

When Christian Slater auditioned for Heathers, the filmmakers were sick of young actors imitating older legends, and his voice almost cost him the job.

In contemporary product design, a growing interest in cultural memory, sensory ritual, and emotional well-being is shifting the way objects are conceived for domestic space. This aromatherapy piece stands as a compelling exploration of that movement

An extremely rare DC trading card, worth tens of thousands of dollars, depicts Batman sitting on his Bat-throne (aka toilet).

Before Friends made her very famous and very wealthy, Jennifer Aniston turned down an offer to join the cast of Saturday Night Live.

Sweetmas keycaps are what happens when a holiday cookie box collides with boutique keyboard culture. Designed by Dwarf Factory, the collection transforms the familiar 1U key into a micro stage, where a gingerbread character, a jolly Santa, or a toy

George Lucas obviously had an incredible vision for the original Star Wars trilogy, but he relied heavy on his collaborators to help fill out the action scenes.

Most people aren't aware these sequels to box office hits even exist, though some of them are surprisingly decent on their own terms (while others are not).