Ross, with trademark 'doBob Ross is somewhat of a cultural icon at this point. He had an interesting life story. Ross served in the Air Force for 20 years, retiring with the rank of Master Sergeant. His soft-spoken, almo...

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Horror movies aren't normally thought of as hot licenses for merchandising, but manufacturers keep making strange products based on scary movies anyway.Here's an unlucky 13 different licensed, and totally bizarre, produc...

If it seems all your friends are having babies at the same time, or you just like to look at babies on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you might have noticed they all appear to be wrapped in the same white blanket with...

Kids love to share their newfound love of art with their family, but sometimes this freedom of artistic expression means the folks are left cleaning up major messes around the house.Little artists spill on the carpet, ma...

(Image Via Cool Material)People who complain that graffiti is making their city filthier will probably appreciate these works of reverse graffiti- street art created by creatively cleaning dirt from cityscape surfaces.(I...

Wooden Man by c0y0te7Tony's original prototypes for his superpowered iron suit were made out of various materials- plastic, ceramic, aluminum and even cardboard, before he settled on making them all out of wood. It was a...

A centuries-old vampire is cursed with a soul. Now he must overcome the guilt of his past to protect people in the city of angels from a hidden world of darkness and supernatural evil. This is the story of Angel, a TV se...

The following is an article from the book Uncle John's Supremely Satisfying Bathroom Reader.Not that we’re vain or anything, but we at the BRI find mirrors endlessly fascinating. Here are some important facts about...

(Image credit: Flickr user Curtis Perry)Jacob Tomsky has worked on the front lines of hotels for more than a decade, starting as a lowly valet in New Orleans and ultimately landing at a front desk in New York City. He&...