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10. Looney Tunes Cartoons (2019–Present) We’ve all seenLooney Tunes, right? It’s considered one of the greatest animated works of all time, and its characters and catchphrases are famous the world over. While the show’s classic episodes still stand the test of time, the newer series calledLooney Tunes Cartoonson HBO Max is also worth watching thanks to its gag-driven stories and return to classic 2D animation. Related:The best Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies episodes...

10. Hiromu Arakawa:Fullmetal Alchemist Not only is Hiromu Arakawa one of the most legendary mangaka because of her artwork, but she’s also one of the most inspirational. Arakawa has defied stereotypes—she wrote and drew a shonen manga, a genre typically dominated by male mangaka.Fullmetal Alchemistis her most famous work for its creativity and steampunk style, which was adapted into anime… not once but TWICE. It’s versatile enough to be enjoyed by manga and non-manga fans alike, and features one of the best villains of all time....

1.Harry Potter Escape Location: Saint James, NY, USA (Escape Zone Long Island) This Harry Potter escape room is all about trying to escape from Azkaban Prison and return to Hogwarts. You have sixty minutes to collect the Horcruxes and defeat Lord Voldemort. According to reviews, this room isn’t too difficult, which should make it perfect for the whole family. 2.A Very Potter Escape Room Location: St. Paul, MN, USA (Trapped Puzzle Rooms)...

1. Geocaching If you like scavenger hunts, you’ll love geocaching. Ageocacheis a small container that’s been hidden somewhere, and your goal is to track down its GPS coordinates to see what’s inside. TheGeocaching websitehas a list of geocaches, and you can filter the list to all the geocaches near you. All you need is a GPS-enabled smartphone and a geocaching app (there are free ones). 2. Pokemon Go RememberPokemon Go? The hype has definitely died down since its debut in 2016, but plenty of people are still playing it—and it’s still a really fun reason to go out and explore....

10. Little Joe (2019) In 2019, director Jessica Hausner proved that you actually can make a half-decent villain out of something ordinary and unthreatening. In her sci-fi movieLittle Joe, a plant is the sinister monster that characters come to fear—a genetically engineered flower with the power to influence its owners. It may sound silly, but Hausner’s slow-paced drama really does make you hate this blood-colored plant. Emily Beecham is one of the breeders behind this newly synthesized plant pet designed to elevate the mood of whomever cares for it....