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The age-old question.

You might already know that Shakespeare came up with such famous phrases as "star-crossed lovers" and "much ado about nothing." But did you also know that the immortal bard came up with terms we all use everyday? By Anna Dubenko. Illustrations by Daniella Urdinlaiz.

Sorry, cat lovers. But your feline friend is more like a frenemy. Tap through the story to go to the next slide.

Hint: It's not because they love you.

How children all over the world get ready to put their thinking caps on.

If you're trying to shed pounds for beach season by trying out the paleo diet, console yourself with the fact that you don't have to nibble on lemurs like our ancestors did.

Fish aren't as stupid as you think they are.

English is notorious for its wholesale "borrowing" of words from other languages. Because of this some words have a particularly colorful etymological history.

Why you get jet lagged and what to do about it.

How to get the most out of your dreams.

Ever wonder how long those avocados will last in your crisper? How many days you've got to finish those leftovers? Wonder no more thanks to this handy guide.

So what if you've never been a boy scout? This handy guide will tell you everything you need to know about getting sparks to fly (literally).

We made this map so you would know whether to stock up on water bottles or sandbags.

Don't hang up right away — they'll call you back.

We sent our intrepid editor, Veronica de Souza, down to SXSW this weekend. In this post, she reveals the most surprising brands doing their best to #engage with a crowd of jaded, e-cig-smoking, Google-Glass-wearing techies.

SXSW brought Kevin Bacon and the creator of six degrees of Kevin Bacon together for a panel to celebrate the game's 20th anniversary. We can't believe it's been 20 years.

Liars tend to avoid using personal pronouns like "I," "me," "we," and "our."

At one point he was just Jesus's creepy helper who carried gifts.

A delicious trip.

Before it happened to Mel Gibson in "Ransom," it happened to the Ross family in Philadelphia.