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The Kid Is All Right

The Kid Is All Right

20-Year-Old Humza Deas schools us on the art of NYC street photography

Funny Or Die, Will Ferrel, humor

These 10 Videos Are So Funny You Might Literally F*&%ing Die

Celebrating 10 years of Will Ferrell's groundbreaking website

Get an MBA on the Great Outdoors, Because Everything Is a Commodity

Calculate the ROI on that Redwood. I dare you.

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Kimmel’s Exclusive Security Camera Footage of Ben Carson Stuck in Elevator

This 82-Year-Old DJ Is Dropping Hot Tracks at a Tokyo Club

Sculpture Artist Casey Curran Makes Metal Plants Blossom with Movement

The ‘Hammock Floor’ Is the Hottest New Amenity at Luxury Resorts

New Species of Shrimp Names After Pink Floyd

New Species of Shrimp That Stuns Prey With Sonic Surge Is Named After Pink Floyd

Josh Brolin Joins ‘Deadpool 2’ as Cable After Playing Thanos in the Marvel Movies

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Expert Strategy to Force Google and Facebook to End Fake News

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eSports Gaming Hotspot Planned for the Las Vegas Strip

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - NOVEMBER 14: Charlie Murphy performs at The Stress Factory Comedy Club on November 14, 2014 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. (Photo by Bobby Bank/WireImage)

‘Chappelle’s Show’ Star Charlie Murphy, Brother of Eddie Murphy, Dead at 57

Even Doctors Are Getting Priced Out of San Francisco Now

Even Doctors Can’t Afford to Live in San Francisco Nowadays Because of Real Estate Prices

Jude Law cast as Dumbledore

Jude Law to Play Young Dumbledore in ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them’ sequel

Writing Television in the Trump Era

Political Series Showrunners Struggle Writing Television Plots in the Trump Era

The supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy is hidden behind dense clouds of dust and gas. With the combined power of a worldwide network of radio telescopes, astronomers hope to peer into the heart of our galaxy and image -- for the first time -- the very edges of a black hole. When this network observes radio waves of one millimeter wavelengths, its magnifying power is high enough to see details at the black hole boundary. (NRAO/AUI/NSF)

Astronomers May Have Captured the First Photo of a Black Hole