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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Poking around how ‘wazoo' became a euphemism for ‘butt.' When a person has problems that threaten to overwhelm them, it is an unhelpful
By: Jake Rossen
Once a circus clown's assistant, the smart breed is gaining popularity in the States. Over a thousand years ago, farmdogs accompanied Vikings in their ruthless exploits.
Little kids loved them—but some adults thought they were setting up girls to have no motherly instincts.
The vacation rental company is working with homeowners and occupants to offer shelter in the Los Angeles area.
Indoor plumbing led to this innovative tool. While there are endless varieties of tools, the wrench is particularly versatile.
The game of familiar faces has surprising connections to Anne Frank and fidget toys.
An unusual phenomenon, explained. Traditionally, paved roads and pedestrian walkways have been illuminated by streetlights emitting a bright white, orange, or yellow glow.
By: Jake Rossen
Rather than face a potential legal battle, RMS Titanic, Inc. is choosing to pause recovery expeditions to the wreckage site for the time being.
By: Jake Rossen
The stage performer spent decades being professionally miserable.
By: Jake Rossen
The tiny little tar blobs could be nothing—or they could be dangerous.
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