The president has a grisly new idea for must-see TV.

It turns out “hogwash” really was pig slop. Here’s how that unappetizing term came to refer to nonsense.

“South Park,” “Slow Horses,” and a LEGO-fied “Mandalorian” are just a few of the shows you should be watching right now.

Trump's Justice Department is investigating the TV networks that refused to play along with the president’s media ban.

It may seem strange to capitalize “I” when other words don’t receive the same VIP treatment. This quirk of the English language traces back hundreds of years.

When trying too hard to sound correct goes horribly wrong.

From 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Jurassic Park,' relive the '90s with these 50 classic movies.

David Costabile's chemist Gale Boetticher appeared in seven episodes of 'Breaking Bad,' but his character left a huge, and often funny mark.

The president spent years attacking the network as “FAKE NEWS!” Now he’s singing the praises of one of its most prominent reporters.

From Mom-Mom and Pop-Pop to Meemaw and Pawpaw, the names we give our grandparents can be surprisingly regional — and sometimes carry traces of immigrant languages and local history.

English has a word for almost everything — including the weird and wonderful things that words themselves can do.

Headlines saying Social Security is running out of money are creating an understandable sense of panic. But what's the real story?

Twenty-five memorable moments from 25 years of 'Jackass.'

“Gubernatorial” is common during election season, but it still sounds oddly formal next to plain old “governor.” Here’s the origin story of this specific adjective.

Long before memory lapses become noticeable, the earliest signs of dementia may show up somewhere unexpected: a person’s bank account.

“Hallelujah” indeed.

When it comes to currency, being a literal money loser is a bad thing, as the penny learned the hard way. And in the case of the nickel, the annual losses are even greater.

On Thursday, a search and rescue team and police officers responded to a phone call about a hiker in distress. It turned out to be a Nickelback fan channeling his inner Chad Kroeger.

The Oscar-winning actor had no problem walking away from the character who brought him stardom.

Size does indeed matter, but not for the reasons—or to the people—you might be thinking.