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8 Facts About the Magnavox Odyssey, the World’s First Home Video Game System

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(via Mental Floss) While Nintendo and Atari generally get the lion’s share of attention from video game historians and retro

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(via Mental Floss) While the announcement of yet another remake might elicit an exasperated sigh from a film buff or

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(via Atlas Obscura) Do you really want to spend your vacation at the “very, very large hole” that is the

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(via Smithsonian) An exhibition at the Art Gallery of Toronto shows how magicians enticed audiences with advertisements of levitations, decapitations

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(via Mental Floss) Judge Judith Sheindlin was 54 years old when her namesake TV show premiered on September 16, 1996.

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(via Mental Floss) When the new batch of Hollywood Walk of Fame recipients receives their stars, they’d better double-check for

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(via Great Big Story) “I’m 4-foot-5. But I carry myself like I’m 6-foot-5.” Jahmani Swanson doesn’t just talk a good

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(via Mental Floss) The car chase is a time-honored, frequently practiced piece of the language of action cinema, and the

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(via Great Big Story) It’s not a mirage—there is indeed a medieval castle and a Buddhist temple in the middle

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(via Mental Floss) More than any other artist, Bob Marley embodied the political righteousness and defiant joy inherent to the

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(via Listverse) When the topic turns to terrible television series, we often find ourselves walking a tightrope of wet tissue.

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(via Mental Floss) In the United States, Valentine’s Day means cards, flowers, and hard-to-snag dinner reservations. As the Western holiday