Elyssa Goodman

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Christopher Walken reveals the Looney Tunes character that made him a better actor

"Don't take life too seriously. You'll never get out alive!"

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7 unexpected ways to save money on gas that will keep your wallet and your tank full

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single…gas tank.”

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Why dogs tend to look like their humans, according to science

“Women with longer hair tended to prefer dogs with long ears.”

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7 wonderful moments where Robin Williams made talk show hosts and audiences crack up

“THAT is how you do a monologue!!”

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What Elizabeth Hurley's naked 60th birthday portrait can teach us about aging fearlessly

“pic taken this afternoon… in my birthday suit.”

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In WWII, Queen Elizabeth II was called "Princess Auto Mechanic." Here's how she earned the title.

She became the first female member of the British royal family in active duty.

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Interviewing a wild owl, a man got an answer he never expected

"How many hours a day do you hoot?”

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Bill Gates reveals the 1997 article that convinced him to use his incredible wealth for good

He called it "an article that changed the course of my life."

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Drag artists shared their experiences attending the Kennedy Center on a powerful night out

“My drag is an active stance against everything this man seems to stand for.”

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Why Harrison Ford immediately agreed to work with Jason Segel after seeing him naked

He wasn’t a “Shrinking” violet.

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How a small 1934 college experiment completely changed our relationship with tomatoes

America's most popular garden vegetable was once known as the "poison apple."