Licensed sets are big business for Lego, which has appealed to kids and adults by letting them build Star Trek: The Next Generation's Enterprise, Back to the Future’s DeLorean, and just about every ...

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Lego is boldly going where several TV shows have gone before with its next offering. In exciting news for Trekkies, the company is releasing a build of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D, as seen in ...

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The Bulgarian split squat has a reputation for being a bit unlikeable. Challenging to both set up and perform with decent form, it’s an advanced exercise that requires relative strength, balance, ...

At the gym, you probably have your go-to moves. While there’s nothing wrong with that, sticking to the same lifts for months (or even years) can cause your body to adapt – and progress stalls. Even ...