It’s not surprising to see names like Reba or George Jones or The Kinks on “greatest” lists, but the reason why they’re on this one is expressly about “the surprise.”
When, exactly, did we stop knowing the people next door?
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Take 60 gallons of water and add a small child: What could possibly go wrong?
Rockwell indulged his imagination and his sense of humor in three “April Fool” covers for the Post.
The noise of bell peppers was once so bothersome, they would startle cattle and keep villagers awake.
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When it came to having a midlife crisis, Dave didn’t know much about psychology. Or philosophy. Or women.
From the Abyssinian ground hornbill to the Grévy’s zebra, Mike Maslanka feeds them all.
If you have limited space but a lot of ingenuity, you can be an American farmer.
At its heart, the New Deal was a series of programs through which federal workers reshaped America for the better.
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Photos today are ubiquitous, but they were once considered miraculous. Here’s a look at the first photos ever taken, as well as the first photos of people, pets, presidents, and more.
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Take 60 gallons of water and add a small child: What could possibly go wrong?
