Jake Rossen is a senior staff writer for Mental Floss. He covers a diverse range of topics, including culture and society, food and beverages, health and wellness, and science, often exploring themes related to holidays and entertainment such as movies and TV. Jake's work has also been featured in Salon Media Group, Inc. and NewsBreak.
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In some cases, gifting cash is best for everyone.
‘Home Alone and ‘Home Alone 2’ didn’t meet Ebert’s approval, but he showered praise on the mostly-forgotten ‘Home Alone 3.’
The fate of your unwanted air fryer, explained.
By: Jake Rossen
Choosing the wrong time to hit the road can make your Thanksgiving a traffic nightmare. Here’s how to avoid it.
The 1996 sci-fi bomb was said to have more monsters behind the camera than in front of it.
By: Jake Rossen
For years, rumors circulated that CBS had made season after season of a 'Blazing Saddles' spin-off with no intention of airing it.
By: Jake Rossen
Conservationists warn that the monarch could die out by the end of the century unless action is taken.
Novelty craft supplies are tearing the city of Bend, Oregon, apart.
In 1936, someone got bragging rights to having the lowest possible Social Security Number—but only after several others turned it down.
By: Jake Rossen
For close to 20 years, Nick gave kids a chance to indulge in toy greed. Not everyone came out unscathed.
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