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Some scientists love naming new species after celebrities. From David Bowie's spider to Dolly Parton's lichen, here are famously named species.

Peter Benchley’s 1974 novel “Jaws” brought shark attacks to the forefront of conversation, but such attacks on humans have been going on for a lot longer than that.

October is over, but that doesn't mean you can keep watching all the spooky, creepy, & disturbing titles available on Netflix, check out Get Out and more.

The ashes of American literary icon Dorothy Parker reportedly haunted the Algonquin Hotel for more than 50 years, before she was buried beside family in New York City.

Dorothy Parker’s ghost spooked guests at New York City’s landmark Algonquin Hotel for more than 50 years — then suddenly went silent in 2020. 

Next, we’ll be told Forrest Gump is a war movie.

Next, we’ll be told Forrest Gump is a war movie.

Next, we’ll be told Forrest Gump is a war movie.

Next, we’ll be told Forrest Gump is a war movie.

Next, we’ll be told Forrest Gump is a war movie.