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Just buy the right things, according to a recent study.

All you have to do is grab a smock and a piece of clay.

Want to try it? There's a waiting list.

This company promises you'll have a jumpin' good time.

In doing so, they hope to improve its obstacle avoidance system. Or maybe take over the world.

Plus: Twitter will start streaming football games.

Chores and to-do lists are always more enjoyable when there's a good view.

A new report also highlights the biggest loser.

Tell us more about the tiny drones.

Get schooled in the ways of rock 'n' roll

The fast food franchise has committed to better food, pledging to cook chicken the 'hard way.'

Plus: Scientists have invented fake skin that can grow hair and sweat.

If you're in need of total eye care, this is where you want to be.

Ship a few laughs your way this April Fools' Day with these products.

The search giant pulled a Gmail button meant for fun after people claimed it cost them their jobs.

Plus: An 11-year-old girl scores a business deal with Whole Foods.

All you have to do is say 'when.'

The drink menu features unique concoctions such as the Wine Fraggino.

After the company announced a "big change" was coming, we asked readers to come up with a few possibilities.

They say it'll be the biggest fast food story in 2016. We'll see about that.

While waiting for her food and reading sugar packets, Jean Daum came up with the idea that restaurants should give patrons something to read while they wait.

'Quit Your Day Job,' featuring Randi Zuckerberg, premieres tonight on the Oxygen network.

The most common factor to blame? Mobile devices.

Minutes for voice calls would be left completely out of the equation.

Plus: New releases and services from Lyft, Twitter and Uber.

But fret not, we're not going to be out of the job anytime soon.

According to this survey, it's not what you'd expect it to be.

It's so Kentucky fried even the colonel would approve.

Plus: Watch first-timers hilariously react to virtual reality while using Oculus Rift.

Starting with flowers, this franchise's founder got a better idea: arrangements you can eat.