When Was The Bicycle First Invented?
Bicycles enjoy many variations today, but all stem from one invention dating back over 200 years in Germany: the Draisienne, built in 1817 by Karl von Drais.
Read MoreBicycles enjoy many variations today, but all stem from one invention dating back over 200 years in Germany: the Draisienne, built in 1817 by Karl von Drais.
Read MoreAndy Gibb launched his solo career in 1977, but would never reach the successful heights of his brothers, the Bee Gees, due to his addiction to drugs.
Read MoreHorseshoes were invented to protect horse hooves from the elements, as horses became domesticated, working more, carrying heavier loads, and running faster.
Read MoreQueen's "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions" were both written to involve the audience and to explore the limits of participatory arena rock.
Read MoreThe red serge or coat of the Canadian Mounties was chosen to resemble the redcoats worn by the British Army and to distinguish the Canadian force from the U.S.
Read MoreIron crotch kung fu is one of the many forms of "Tongbeiquan" kung fu practiced in Juntun, China. This specialized martial art focuses on protecting weakness.
Read MoreWhitesnake lost all its master tapes due to a massive fire at a warehouse controlled by Universal Music Group in 2008.
Read MoreDeadliest Catch star Nick McGlashan, passed away on December 28, 2020, in Nashville, Tennessee, local medical examiners confirmed to news outlets. He was 33.
Read MoreSid Vicious' life was turbulent from the moment he was born and would stay that way until his death. From drug addiction to alleged murder, here is his story.
Read MoreWhat really caused the Crusades? Beginning in the year 1095, the Crusades had a lot to do with apocalypse fever and how we calculate time.
Read MoreEazy-E had a very successful solo career after N.W.A. but ultimately suffered a tragic death in 1995 after contracting AIDS.
Read MoreLegendary rap artist and musician, Eminem, is an icon. There are several misconceptions that exist about Eminem. Here's things you get wrong about the rapper.
Read MoreThe real Cheech and Chong are enterprising entertainers, and their current net worth certainly seems to reflect that.
Read MoreJohnny Mathis knows he has to sing his fan favorites with the perfection worthy of a standing ovation, but Mathis doesn't like some of his most famous songs.
Read MoreDonna Summer became the face of the 1970s dance scene and had a string of hits through the decades until her death. Her road to fame was a tragic one, however.
Read MoreThe Vanderbilts were once the richest family on the planet, but their decline was rapid. Here's how the Vanderbilt family lost their entire fortune.
Read MoreTough. Determined. Adventurous. These are some of the words used to describe the mountain men. Here's what it was really like being a mountain man in the 1800s.
Read MoreMötley Crüe had to write a few tender-hearted ballads to be competitive in the field of hair metal. This is the true story behind Motley Crue's "Without You."
Read MoreWhen most people try recreating medieval cuisine, they use spices, but spices were not as common as you think. Here's a look at the myth about medieval spices.
Read MoreThe historical position of court jester was about much more than just being a goofball. Here's what it was really like to be a court jester.
Read MoreTamar of Georgia is the only person in Georgia's history to have held the title of king and queen. Under her, Georgia expanded and art and literature exploded.
Read MoreOne artifact is the former Guinness World Record holder for the smallest children's book in the world -- it's also the smallest printed book in the world.
Read MoreThe group set off in a 1966 Buick Electra. The plan was to arrive at their destination, the Roosevelt Hotel, later that morning. They never made it.
Read MoreWhile no evidence exists that the Menehune actually lived in the Hawaiian Islands' dense forests and remote valleys, the mythology tells a different story.
Read MoreThe inability to sweat might (at first) sound almost ideal. People who can't perspire, however, have their own very specific challenges, including heatstroke.
Read MoreThe inventor of the image of Old Saint Nick we all love is cartoonist Thomas Nast, whose version of Santa appeared in the January 1863 issue of Harper's Weekly.
Read MoreAs she explained to Allure earlier this year, "I wanted the audience [in London] to know who we were and what we were about."
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