A study by Harvard Business School found that giving to other people lifted the giver's mood more than spending that money on themselves.

The first Star Trek series was originally marketed as "Wagon Train to the Stars," after the popular 1957 western TV series "Wagon Train."

On Aug. 9, 1973, NASA asked Skylab astronauts to share a housefly-sized piece of their filet mignon with two spiders, Anita and Arabella, on the astronauts' mission…

Name the legendary jockey who rode Ferdinand to victory at the 1986 Kentucky Derby and 1987 Breeders' Cup Classic.

MUSIC: When did Taylor Swift's second studio album ("Fearless") win the Country Music Association's Album of the Year award?

Moana knocks Minions & Monsters out of the top spot while Supergirl drops to number seven.

The practice of cooking batter on a heated pan is common in almost every culture around the globe. Americans and Canadians love their pancakes (also called flapjacks, hotcakes…

In 1900, motor boating was included in the Olympic Games. Only a few races were held, however, and they were eventually discontinued due to inconsistent weather and mechanical failures.

The "Escape from Alcatraz Marathon," created in 1980, is an annual event designed to show that it is indeed possible to survive an escape from Alcatraz, and includes a 1.5-mile swim…

On July 31, 1964, the unmanned U.S. lunar probe Ranger 7 took 4,308 close-up images of the moon before impacting with its surface northwest of the Sea of Clouds.

Name the West German boxer who was knocked out by Muhammad Ali in the seventh round of a 1971 non-title fight in Zurich, Switzerland.

MOVIES: Which 1997 film features a villain named Dr. Evil?

Minions & Monsters takes the top spot and knocks Toy Story 5 down to number two. Supergirl drops to number four.

Yakutsk in Siberia, Russia (population 350,000) is known as the world's coldest city, and the largest built on permafrost. The average winter temperatures easily plummet to -41°F.

The first submarine used in warfare was the "American Turtle," a small submersible invented by David Bushnell, during the American Revolution, in 1776.

On July 22, 1894, the world's first automobile race took place, with 17 of 21 entrants completing the route from Paris to Rouen, France, covering a distance of 78.3 miles.

FOOD & DRINK: What is a more common name for the fruit sometimes called "alligator pear"?

Toy Story 5 remains in the top spot while Supergirl comes in at number two and Obsession takes the number three spot.

Trumpets in some form have been around for thousands of years. They have been made from shells, wood, metal, or animal horns.

In J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," dragon blood is revealed to be an effective oven cleaner.