Everyone’s all excited about Shark Week on the Discovery Channel, but what about hopping off the couch, and seeing these bad boys first hand? Here's a list of friendly shark hotspots that’ll help you become a shark expert in no time, without the risk of being, you know, eaten or anything.
There’s something alluring about the unknown; that’s where the fascination with ancient Native American burial mounds comes from. Who built them? And why, exactly? The mysteries will remain unanswered until I can get enough plutonium to power the flux capacitor on my DeLorean- but maybe the charm of the unknown is for the best!
An ex-church that's now a brewery, an airplane restaurant, and a "busteraunt" are just a few of the amazing converted restaurants popping up in America. Here are 10 of our favorites:
So you just got your paycheck and you’re ready to feel rich and important. We got you covered! Here are some of the most expensive dishes at restaurants across America.
Inside an elevator shaft at the end of an alleyway lies a tiny museum of regular-sized things. It's called...Museum, and it's a scrap of whimsicality behind graffitied doors. The exhibits range from the curiously mundane (tubes of toothpaste, a bag of melted gummy worms) to the insane (such as the alleged shoe thrown at George Bush).
Spanning from Oregon to British Columbia and beyond, the Pacific Northwest provides a huge spectrum of features ranging from giant peaks, to glacial meadows and wild coastline. Here are five of the best day hikes of the Pacific Northwest...
No trip to New Orleans is complete without sampling the local Cajun fare- like crawfish! They even have fests dedicated to this tiny crustacean, which is found just about everywhere when it’s in season during the spring. Here are 6 different ways to eat crawfish next time you’re in the Big Easy...
Has this generation found its Breakfast Club? While nothing will beat the original, The Perks of Being a Wallflower comes pretty damn close! This captivating coming-of-age story comes to life in the privileged suburbanite town of Pittsburgh, Peters Township. The magical Pittsburgh backdrop is not only the perfect setting for the movie, according to Stephen Chbosky, but it’s also his hometown. And boy, was he right! Head over to the Steel City and see where the magic happened at these filming locations for The Perks of Being A Wallflower!
Are you a museum fanatic? If so (or even if you’re not, really) these offbeat Texas museums are totally worth a trip! They take the ordinary and make it extraordinary, from dogs to funerals and executions.
Pork chop feeds, whiskey, tractor pulls, bingo, goetta and of course, fireworks! From craft beer to duck races, here’s our recipe for the best Midwest Fourth of July.
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