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Over the course of his press tour for 'Rogue One' this actor has made it exceedingly clear that he want to touch Jabba the Hut.

Uber-crappy 2016 has been an eventful year marked by technological advancements that can make us feel like we’re living within a dystopian sci-fi show.

You might not have heard of these plans for healthy eating before, but their backing by common medical knowledge and encouragement for health, not starvation, make them worth considering.

Deconstructed food has overstayed its welcome. It's no longer a trend, it's an embarrassment. It's become a Band-Aid for lazy cooking and catfish bait by wannabe chefs, who incorrectly assume people just love fancy plating (who doesn't love a well-placed smear!).

The year that is 2016 has been a shit for many, and Apple, the multi-million dollar company, wasn’t excluded.

When we refer to a grueling task or hard-won goal, we label the work necessary to complete it a “marathon.” Want to complete one in 2017? Here's help.

With the finale of Civil War II coming out, I thought it would be cool to help everyone save a little money this holiday season, by trimming the fat.

Here's a list featuring the most random and weird moments of the year that also fit well with the strangeness that was 2016. Thanks, Internet.

A new Australian study discovered that Listerine can be huge in terms of the future of gonorrhea, aiding in the prevention of the disease, slowing the development of the bacteria, and influencing future treatment.

Let’s agree: 2016 was awful. But 2017 can be better. Our pick for the biggest beer trend for the new year: the farm returning to the table.