Whether you're looking for a bit of horror, want another show about the undead, or want something completely different that other fans are into, INSIDER put together a comprehensive list of new and old shows to keep you busy through the show's February return. The list consists of shows I watch, data from TV tracking app TV Time about shows fans are likely to watch, and a questionnaire I conducted about which shows "

This aromatic spice, commonly used in Nigerian cuisine, has been used for centuries as a natural remedy for dental issues, including bad breath, toothache, and gum disease. Cloves contain a powerful compound called eugenol, which has antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and anaesthetic properties that can help to kill bacteria, reduce inflammation, and numb pain in the mouth. Below are 3 effective ways to use clove as a mouthwash to keep your mouth feeling clean, healthy, and fresh.

Many restaurants pack their food with extra fat, sugar, and sodium a single entree in a standard American eatery can contain enough butter, sauce, toppings, and sides to be considered two meals in one. This can make it seem impossible to go out for dinner without throwing your diet out the window. But with the increasing public demand for healthier food options, many restaurants now offer a variety of low-calorie options.

These breeds are not just expensive because they're cute; many factors contribute to their high price, including rarity, pedigree, bloodline, and training. Some breeds are bred for specific purposes, such as working or guarding, which can also drive up the price. Here are five of the most expensive dog breeds in the world, along with their estimated price range: 1. Tibetan Mastiff ₦1,540,000 - ₦2,310,000,000 ADVERTISEMENT

After a spate violence in Mississippi prisons that has left five inmates dead and many others injured, Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) officials are sending prisoners at the state penitentiary to a private prison for their “safety.” In a Jan. 6 press release, prison authorities confirmed they have signed a 90-day agreement to send 375 prisoners from Mississippi State Penitentiary, also known as Parchman Farm, to Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility, a private prison in Tutwiler, MS owned by CoreCivic Inc.

It is not unusual for your vagina to be darker than the rest of your body, but some women get self-conscious and attempt to fix it. Some women perceive a dark vagina to be an anomaly, especially if the change happened gradually but, there is no need to panic. Here are some reasons why this might be happening. Friction ADVERTISEMENT Friction causes the skin around that place to be inflamed and, this leads to hyperpigmentation.

During the sixth inning, a gray cat ran onto the field and was crawling along the centerfield wall, causing a delay. As Giancarlo Stanton and a groundskeeper attempted to approach the cat, it fled, running along the wall before climbing a chain link fence. While the spectacle was cute and amusing enough, the announcers' play-by-play of the incident was just as great. ADVERTISEMENT "The only thing that can stop the Marlins right now is a cat in centerfield, desperately looking for a way out of here,"

The couple renewed their commitment on the terrace at the Cafe de l'Homme, in Paris after a decade of being together with a similar body art inscribed on their inner biceps that says “"Tout mon coeur, tout ma vie” which means "My whole heart, my whole life." Spelling’s husband proposed to her again in the presence of their four kids with a stunning antique engagement ring. ADVERTISEMENT "

When he was a 13-year-old schoolboy, a tousled Greek youngster named Nicolas Hadgikyriaco saw his first “modern” painting—a tortured Matisse street scene—in a Paris gallery. “I was terribly shocked,” he remembers. “I was as shocked as if I saw a woman walking on the Boulevard de la Madeleine stripped naked.” Young Nicolas soon got over his astonishment at the new art. He began to paint himself, grew up to become a pupil of the modern school and, eventually, Greece’s best living painter.

Who cares what banks fail in Yonkers Long as you’ve got a kiss that conquers? —George and Ira Gershwin’s Who Cares, 1931 Or what banks fail in Texas, as long as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation protects us? That would be a fitting refrain these days in the Lone Star State, where five small, state-chartered banks have collapsed since April.* Their fatal maladies were, variously, loose lending policies, lax management, land speculation, declining rural communities and, in one instance, alleged embezzlement.