What's something that's totally legal but makes you look like a psychopath? Here are some of the best answers from a discussion on Reddit: Laughing when nobody else does in a movie theater . . . drinking straight coffee creamer . . . and getting in an elevator but not turning around to face the doors.

While filming an underwater scene for "Avatar 2", KATE WINSLET held her breath for over seven minutes. That beats TOM CRUISE's record of six minutes. But that's just for holding your breath while filming an underwater movie scene. The actual breath-holding world record is over 24 minutes.

Some experts say potential super-spreaders should be the first ones to get the coronavirus vaccine . . . because if the people who have the most contact with others get the vaccine, it could help curb the spread faster.

There's a new cookbook coming out that's exclusively made up of recipes that use MOUNTAIN DEW. It goes on sale next week on Mountain Dew's website and will cost $30.

Does how you grip your steering wheel say something about your personality? A "personality expert" weighed in on a bunch of driving styles. Like if you do the classic "10 and 2" grip, you're a perfectionist who likes to play by the rules.

"Jeopardy!" host ALEX TREBEK lost his battle with pancreatic cancer yesterday. He was 80 years old. Alex hosted the show from 1984 until just a week ago. His final episode will air on Christmas Day.

Barring an election reversal, DONALD TRUMP will be the first president NOT to have a James Bond movie hit theaters while in office since the franchise began in the JFK administration. The next movie, "No Time to Die", was supposed to come out earlier this year, but it was postponed due to COVID-19.

A woman named Corona Newton in the U.K. says she's been, quote, "abused" by people because of her name. And a new study found going into an office instead of working from home might almost DOUBLE your risk of catching coronavirus.

MIKE TYSON insists that he never used steroids, but he wasn't above using his kid's pee to fake a drug test. He said that he initially used his wife's, but he was worried that it would come back as PREGNANT.

Here are some of the strangest names that at least five parents picked for their babies last year, according to the Social Security Administration: Cinderella . . . Dairy . . . Macgyver . . . Infantboy . . . and Subaru.