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  • American actors Dianne Wiest and Johnny Depp on the set of Edward Scissorhands, Wiest is opening the door and Depp is walking through it

    Houses Across America Made Famous by Movies

    Ever fallen in love with a house after you saw it on the silver screen? Film crews scour the country for the perfect places for their characters to call home. While a handful are open for tours, most are home…

  • What Old Jails Are Being Used for Now

    What can you do with a former prison or jail? Pretty much anything you want, provided you have the imagination (and money) to bring about a transformation. Here are some former prisons and jails with second lives that just might…

  • Winter sunrise over cemetery

    51 Spooky Graveyards Across the Country

    Why pay admission to a haunted house to get spooked, when cemeteries and the paranormal seem to fit hand in glove, especially as Halloween approaches? In every state, there’s a graveyard where visitors have seen, heard, or felt spirits or…

  • Starbucks Holiday Drink

    17 Things You Didn’t Know About Starbucks

    No matter how often you frequent Starbucks, there are some interesting things you may not know about the legendary coffee chain. Though the Seattle-based coffee giant celebrated its 50th year anniversary last year by handing out free coffee, it did…

  • REI Store

    This Beloved Store Quit Black Friday For Good

    Outdoor retailer REI has said it will be closed on Black Friday this year — and every year after.  Gallery: 30+ Holiday Gifts to Buy Early Instead of participating in the busiest shopping day of the year, the company will pay…

  • Pint of beer in a brewery

    The Oldest Breweries in America

    In 1915, there were roughly 1,300 breweries in the United States. That number dropped to zero with the arrival of Prohibition in 1920. And although a handful survived the Volstead Act — many by producing other products or low-alcohol “near…