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A self-taught crab enthusiast is doing something remarkable — breeding land hermit crabs in her home.

The YouTube channel Local 58 uses the aesthetics of the past to speak to the anxieties of today.

Both social media and Hollywood are multi-million dollar operations, but only one of these industries pays its writers.

Climate change is on the minds of those who visit the International Cryptozoology Museum

As baseball becomes more unrecognizable under modern rule changes, some are holding onto the past.

The idea that profiles can provide us real insight is a silly one we should all get over.

Walt Disney’s 1955 dream future world is painfully out of sync with the present. Can it survive?

Whether real or feigned, the political and media establishment are clearly benefitting from seeming very dense.

The HBO show gets compared to Shakespeare because of the power dynamics, but the bodily fluids are just as important.

A job selling tea ended up puncturing my illusions about the pleasures of city living.

Craig Gottlieb has a reputation as a swashbuckling antiques trader who’s willing to go where others won’t. Sometimes he pushes a bit too far.

False-bottomed drawers aren’t solely the domain of the detective novel.

Getting a loan is hard. It gets even harder when you self-identify as a witch.

Facing rising San Francisco rent prices, the world’s largest collection of punk records and "Maximum Rocknroll," the anti-establishment music magazine that safeguards it, must find a new home.

Introduced in the late ’60s, the Futuro house was shaped like a UFO, contained built-in shag carpet, and could be delivered by helicopter. Unbelievably, it never caught on.

I’m late to the party, but satellite radio is the best accidental discovery I’ve ever made.

For decades, conspiracy theorists have clung to the fiction that thousands of soldiers are being held captive in Asia.

And why evolutionary psychologists loved him right back.

It’s not the color of your smartphone’s screen that makes it so addictive. It’s the fact that it’s a smartphone.

"The Fanatic" is one of 2019’s most memorable — and exquisitely terrible — cinematic experiences.