Discover the surprising history behind common idioms like ‘spill the beans’ and ‘break the ice.’ Learn their origins and meanings.
Before toilet paper, Americans used corn cobs for hygiene. Discover the history and evolution from corn cobs to modern toilet paper.
Until 1973, Irish bars were closed on Saint Patrick’s Day due to religious observance and legal restrictions, reflecting a somber tradition now replaced by festive celebrations.
Discover how Nigel Richards, a non-French speaker, became the French-language Scrabble World Champion, showcasing the power of strategy and memory in competitive gaming.
The “Golden Boy,” the world’s most expensive burger at $6,000, crafted by Chef Robbert Jan de Veen, features Wagyu beef, white truffle, caviar, foie gras, and a gold leaf bun
In 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached Mount Everest’s summit, marking a monumental achievement in mountaineering history
We bet you sang “Happy Birthday to You” more than once in your life. And, until 2015, you probably did that illegally, without paying a $700 royalty for a single public use of this song.
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