The History Of Ukraine Explained
Ukraine's rich history is unknown to most people, though it's been at the nexus of conflict since ancient times. This is the history of Ukraine explained.
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What Is A Tower Of Silence?
People are born, and after however long, people die. The challenge of disposing of dead bodies is solved in various ways in different cultures around the world.
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How Did December Get Its Name?
We humans like to track the passage of time. We use various timepieces as well as possibly a printed display of the year. Which brings us to December.
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What Happened To Shrinky Dinks?
There are few toys that instantly evoke an afternoon of '70s and '80s arts and crafts as much as the iconic and beloved Shrinky Dinks.
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Are Chai And Tea The Same Thing?
Perhaps in the United States, coffee in all its various forms reigns supreme, but a huge portion of the world prefers a cup of tea, second only to water.
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Who Invented The High Heel?
Clothing, from hats to footwear and everything in between, is often a compromise between fashion and practicality. One example would be high heels.
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Why Viagra Was Invented
Viagra is one of the biggest game changers ever for men struggling in bed, but it wasn't invented to treat erectile dysfunction. Here's why Viagra was invented.
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11 Biggest Food Recalls In History
Bacteria like E.coli and salmonella lurking in contaminated food can be downright deadly, and companies have had to recall their products due to illness.
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The Mysterious Disappearance Of Roger Tichborne
Roger's mother, Lady Henriette Tichborne, always held out hope her son was still alive. She'd heard rumors that some of the ships' passengers were rescued .
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What Happened To Easy-Bake Ovens?
The Easy-Bake Oven is still a thing, and you can purchase one to this day, although it bears little resemblance to the original machines of the 1960s.
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What Happened To Carl Lentz's Mistress, Ranin Karim?
Carl Lentz, pastor of the New York congregation of Hillsong Church, was fired over his "moral failures," including his admission that he'd cheated on his wife.
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Why Is War Eagle Auburn University's Battle Cry?
Some college traditions have deep, deep roots in history. That's clearly the case with Auburn University students shouting "War Eagle!" during games.
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The Strange History Of Human Exoskeletons Explained
We've all heard the advice to "work smarter, not harder." (Though sometimes it's hard to work smart.) Science is doing just that: easing physical tasks.
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What Happened To Betamax Tapes?
Here's a closer look at what happened to Betamax tapes, as well as the VCRs that supported them.
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The Alleged Haunted History Of Loretta Lynn's Home
Country legend Loretta Lynn has numerous hit songs to her name, but one thing she has few other musicians can claim is an allegedly haunted house.
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Inside Vladimir Putin And Kim Jong-Un's Relationship
Vladimir Putin of Russia and Kim Jong-Un of North Korea have some things in common: a shared border, a history with communism. Is there more to the story?
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The Surprising Way Socialite Sandra West Was Buried
Sandra West, a socialite in San Antonio in the1960s, was buried in a peculiar fashion by being laid to rest in the front seat of her beloved blue Ferrari.
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The Surprising History Of What Ended Up Happening To Clark Gable's Best Actor Oscar
It is often assumed that the Oscars remain with the actors themselves for the rest of their lives. But the truth is, that hasn't always been the case.
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How Volodymyr Zelenskyy Made History As President Of Ukraine
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, president of Ukraine, was thrust into the harsh, tragic spotlight of world history when his country was invaded by the Russian military.
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The Real Meaning Behind Amazon's Brand Name
Jeff Bezos' Amazon is the biggest online marketplace in the world. However, this behemoth had many name changes in the early days before arriving at Amazon.
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What Happened To Lava Lamps?
The lava lamp was launched in the early '60s and became popular during the psychedelic counterculture era.
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The Origin Of The University Of Kansas Jayhawk Explained
The University of Kansas Jayhawk is more than just a cartoonish character based on a mythical bird.
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Why Donald Trump Admires Putin So Much
Ever since the 2016 presidential election campaign season, Donald Trump's relationships with Russia and Vladimir Putin, have been part of his narrative.
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The True Story Of The Bombing Of United Airlines Flight 629
Within 11 minutes of departure, United Airlines Flight 629 crashed, killing all 39 people and five crew members on board.
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How Did August Get Its Name?
We all know August as one of our favorite summery months, but how did it get its name? It actually dates back to Ancient Rome and the reign of Emperor Augustus.
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Why Is I Always Capitalized?
If you don't grow up speaking them, some languages and their unique characteristics can seem odd when first encountered. English has more than its share.
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What Is A Burial Tree?
Many people associate death with being buried underground or cremated but some cultures have been known to place their dead in what is called a burial tree.
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