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John Cena Plays Privileged College Football Player in ‘Science Presentation’ Sketch on SNL

Getting to Know J.R. Smith, the NBA’s Most Unpredictable Star

10 Cloverfield Lane

10 Great Movies You Might Have Missed in 2016

Facebook logo is reflected in the eye of a girl (Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and Google Team Up to Fight Terrorism

Boston Dynamics’ Atlas Robot ‘Taught’ by Researchers to Be More Nimble

Rare Harry Potter Book Set for Auction at Sotheby's

Ultra-Rare ‘Harry Potter’ Book, Handwritten by J.K. Rowling, Could Eclipse $600K at Sotheby’s

Falko One, South African Street Artist

Who Is Falko One, and Why Is He Traveling to the Farthest Reaches of South Africa to Make Art?

Pissed Off Pigs Stay Positive in Pimped-Out Pens

Pissed-Off Pigs Stay Positive in Pimped-Out Pens

Once inside, the installation was meant as a reality check for many shoppers (POL/Ikea Norway)

Why IKEA Put a Replica of a Syrian Refugee’s House in One of Its Stores

The Top 10 Skyscrapers of 2016

A segment from the feathered tail of a dinosaur that lived 99 million years ago is preserved in amber. A Cretaceous-era ant and plant debris were also trapped in the resin. (R.C. McKellar/Royal Saskatchewan Museum/National Geographic)

Scientists Discover the First Dinosaur Tail Preserved in Amber

Photographer Discovers What Lies Beneath ‘Jellyfish Lake’ in Micronesia

Hollywood Signed Photos Auction

James Dean, Greta Garbo Among 250 Rare Hollywood Signed Photos Set for Auction

New York City Robber Tries (and Fails) to Hit Six Banks in the Same Day

Rainfall runoff following fertilizer applications on farm fields can cause nutrient loss, potentially polluting waterways. (Penn State/Flikr)

Gypsum Is a Key to Reducing Water Pollution

Donald Trump Memorabilia

Everything You Need to Know About Collecting President-Elect Donald Trump