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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Baltimore will be releasing a new, mystery beer on New Year's Eve, the brewery confirmed on its Facebook page.

This is definitely a unique health benefit.

Italian commercial truck specialist Bremach will begin selling a version of the Russian-designed UAZ Patriot in the US in 2021. The SUV is set to be assembled in California.

Well, this probably didn’t go as expected.

A man in Toronto has somehow managed to find the owner of a few decades-old diaries he recently discovered in the crawl space of his parents’ home.

Apparently, America hasn’t been “running on Dunkin’” quite fast enough, because the brand is now debuting a new “Extra Charged Coffee” with 20% more caffeine.

Raise a glass, moms and dads — you survived 2020, and all the chaos came with it.

The social media app known for its viral dance trends, cooking hacks and funny short videos has encouraged everyone to "level-up" this year with a number of challenges. Here are some of the top viral trends of the year. 

There is an unassuming 140-year-old house in Vermont that has jail cells and extra storage options for an astoundingly low price.

There is an unassuming 140-year-old house in Vermont that has jail cells and extra storage options for an astoundingly low price.

For 2021, Americans are hoping to practice better money habits.

Earlier this week, a restaurant in Alexandria, Australia, said that a newlywed couple had stolen a glass slipper from its Cinderella display.

Netflix is putting cooking contestants to the test with leftovers.

French fashion designer Pierre Cardin possessed a wildly inventive artistic sensibility tempered by a stiff dose of business sense.

Emily Kitfield and Taylor Pascale, from Grand Lake, La., were married on Dec. 5 after rescheduling the ceremony three times this year.

Bears aren’t the only animals you can build.

After being laid off by Disney, a man turned his hobby of making hand-crafted wooden flags into a source of income.

A restaurant in Massachusetts has reconstructed and reopened its doors after a car careened through the entrance this weekend. No injuries were reported, but the shop itself suffered some damage — and the owners have a good sense of humor about it.

After surveying fans, Burger King Brazil used the results as inspiration for the sandwich, which it then asked unsuspecting participants to try.

Even as the weather gets colder, people are still out on lakes, reeling in record-breaking fish.