The 1990s were a golden era for television, especially when it came to game shows. From high-energy competitions to brain-teasing trivia battles, the decade was packed with a variety of shows that kept viewers glued to their screens. These programs were more than just entertainment; they became a significant part of pop … Read more
1. Drinking red wine in small doses is better than not drinking at all. You probably heard about the health benefits of drinking wine. But this fact may come as a surprise – many human trial studies have shown that moderate consumption of drinking red wine is better for you than not … Read more
Beer is the most popular and widely-consumed alcoholic drink and the third-most-popular drink overall, next to water and tea. That’s already one fact about your favorite beverage. Beer is great with everything – burgers, pizza, or a great home-cooked meal – and of course, it’s great for drinking at parties. Being able … Read more
Ah, pizza. It’s round, but we eat them in triangles and put them in a square box. And also you need a pizza peel to bring out from the oven. Plain, thin-crust, deep-dish, New York slice, meaty, vegetarian, cheesy – whatever pizza you want, there’s something for everyone. It’s the food of … Read more
There’s nothing more American than the hamburger. When you ask people around the world to list some American foods, the burger is most probably on top of the list. People love them, and billions of them are consumed around the world. The hamburger is a much-loved sandwich that most people have craved … Read more
Hamburgers aren’t the healthiest food in the world, but boy oh boy, aren’t they tasty? A juicy beef patty sandwiched in two hot buns, layered with tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, cheese, ketchup, onions, or whatever you like – it’s the ultimate comfort food. Perhaps one reason why it’s a typical “comfort” food is … Read more
Up to this date, Gunsmoke still holds the title for being the longest-running dramatic series in television history, having a whopping 635 episodes over 20 years. It is truly a part of Classic TV history. The TV show was inspired by a radio drama of the same title which began in 1952 … Read more
People, titles, trends, and norms all come and go. Because of that, history is full of firsts, lasts, and everything in between. What’s new and innovative one day may be rendered obsolete within a few years, decades, or even longer. Plus, there are a lot of firsts in the world, but not … Read more
Centuries of mostly oral tradition and word of mouth have led us to believe these “facts.” But you’ll be surprised to find out that these “facts” we’ve known all along turn out to be myths! Frozen fruits and vegetables are as nutritious as the fresh ones. In fact, frozen produce can be … Read more
We know that William Shakespeare is the beloved Bard not only in England but of the rest of the world. But little of us know the other interesting facts about Shakespeare. You may not believe that some other people think he didn’t exist! But apart from that, here are the other less … Read more
Pennsylvania has been a central part of American history with all of the historical happenings in Philadelphia and even the spot of the first major oil boom. Nestling just 40 miles outside Philadelphia is Kennet Square, renowned as the Mushroom Capital of the World. Such a title isn’t a mere ploy to … Read more
Also known as “The Cornhusker State,” Nebraska is the 37th state in the United States. Once explored by the Lewis and Clark expedition and benefited by the California Gold Rush during the 19th century, Nebraska is one of the more progressive states today. It is largely an agricultural state, and is a … Read more