Want to cook your pasta to that perfect texture? Barilla pasta has partnered with Spotify to ensure this is an easy task! Although boxed pastas are easy to make, timing is everything when it comes to making sure the texture is exactly how you want it. The playlist options include different genres of music like pop, hip-hop, and indie all covered by Italian artists. You have the option to choose between playlists like Mixtape Spaghetti, Boom Bap Fusilli, Pleasant Melancholy Penne, Moody Day Linguine, and more. The songs are the perfect length of time needed to cook your pasta to perfection. Do you listen to music when you cook, and do you think this is a fun way to make perfect pasta?

Twinstrangers.com is a website where you can register to help find your lookalike from anywhere in the world. You upload photos and their Face Recognition Software compares your image against millions of profiles in their database of close to 13 million people. Have you ever met a lookalike (who isn't a family member or sibling)?

This one's for all you English teachers on here! A "kangaroo" word is a word that contains its synonym (letters in the correct order) inside it. These words are also known as marsupial or swallow words. The synonym within the kangaroo word is referred to as a "joey" word. For example, the word encoURaGE contains the word urge and MAscuLinE contains male. Here's some more: caTacOMB contains tomb, cHickEeN contains hen, obSErvE contains see, faLsIfiED contains lied, ChOCOlAte contains cocoa. Have you ever heard of this term (English teachers and everyone else)?

Italian Renaissance sculptor, and painter Leonardo da Vinci wrote his personal notes in mirror writing. This meant he wrote from right to left, and his words appeared reversed, requiring a mirror to be read normally. He used this technique primarily for his private writings, likely to prevent smudging, as he was left-handed. He also wrote with a special kind of shorthand that he invented himself. (Interesting theory about how Dan Brown may have come up with his 2003 novel's title, The Da Vinci Code). Did you know this interesting bit of trivia about this famous artist?