Negev Desert Rocks Hold Drawings That Offer A Look At Life 6,000 Years Ago
Pre-historic art is a connection to ancient humanity, and Negev Desert rocks hold drawings that offer a look at life 6,000 years ago.
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The Real Reason Velcro Was Invented
First, let's dispel a sticky rumor. Velcro was not invented for space travel. So why was it really invented? -
Omar Sharif's Grandson Looks Just Like The Famous Actor
Omar Sharif was a breakout star after his stunning work in "Lawrence of Arabia." His grandson, Omar Sharif Jr., is continuing in the family business. -
What Is A Filtration Camp?
Every war is an exercise in brutality. Some acts are more overt than others. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a case in point, with war waged against civilians. -
The Real Reason The Oval Office Is Oval
The Oval Office in the West Wing of the White House is where the U.S. president gets work done. But, the history of this egg-shaped room may be surprising. -
The Real Reasons Dogs Have Tails
It's not like an appendix in a human being -- there, ignored, not doing much of anything. No, a dog's tail is important in any number of ways. -
Why Buddhist Monks Wear Orange
There are many ways of life that will suggest, if not insist upon, easily recognized apparel as a method of identification -- soldiers, law enforcement, monks. -
Here's Who Inherited Mark Twain's Money After He Died
Mark Twain -- Samuel Clemens -- was famous for his wit, his novels decrying social injustice, and poor money management. What about his estate when he died? -
Which Animal Only Lives For 5 Minutes As An Adult?
Insects are known for their short lifespans and busy little lives. But, one flying insect has a life span so short, if you blink a few times you'd miss it. -
Why Doris Day's Dance Career Came To An Early End
Doris Day is one of the most recognizable names in Hollywood films. However, she started as a dancer but her career was cut tragically short, and here's why. -
The Surprising Truth About Paul Newman's On Set Behavior
Paul Newman's career reveals the depths of the man's talent as an actor -- drama, comedy, and everything in between. The comedies reflected his personality. -
Sunflowers: The Symbolism Behind Ukraine's National Flower Explained
After Russia invaded Ukraine in early 2022, the world started seeing a lot more sunflowers. Here's the symbolism behind Ukraine's national flower explained. -
The History Of The Mailbox
Perhaps most people no longer communicate with paper and envelope and postage stamp. Nevertheless, postal mail -- letters, cards -- need a place to land. -
Here's Who Inherited Michael Landon's Money After He Died
Death brings a certain level of closure to the narrative of an individual's life. There remains the question of who shares what's left behind. -
The Conspiracy Theory That Says Beyoncé Is Actually Solange's Mother
Families are often up for discussion, analysis, even gossip. That's true in everyday life. Celebrity families also come under analysis and rumor. -
The Conspiracy Theory That Says Marisa Tomei Won An Oscar By Mistake
Mistakes happen. Whether it's in relationships, homework, or accounting, there are bound to be flubs. It's probably worse if it's televised. If it happened. -
What We Know About The Decision To Permanently Seal Bob Saget's Autopsy Records
A circuit judge in Orlando, Florida, ruled to permanently seal comedian Bob Saget's autopsy records. Here's what we know about the decision. -
How The Water Cooler Was Invented
Human beings (and many other creatures as well) require water -- the cleaner, the better. Ease of access is important, too. Hence: the office water cooler. -
How The Annual Dyeing Of The Chicago River Became A St. Patrick's Day Tradition
When St. Patrick's Day rolls around each year, all things Irish are explored and celebrated, including the color green -- including Chicago dyeing its river. -
Whatever Happened To Judd Nelson?
Actors come and actors go, depending on far too many factors in and out of their control. And some, like Judd Nelson, quietly continue to produce art. -
What Is The Origin Of The Phrase Smart Alec?
Common turns of phrase will often have deep historical roots that might have been forgotten with the passage of time. Consider the phrase "smart alec." -
Do You Call It Kitty-Corner, Katty-Corner, Or Kattywumpus?
First, let's make clear what we're talking about here. It's the word to describe two things that are opposite each other on a diagonal. -
The Truth About Shirley Temple's Second Husband Charles Black
Shirley Temple was one of the most popular child performers in Hollywood history. Eventually she grew up, and married -- twice. Who was the second husband? -
Which Presidents Are Really Honored On Presidents' Day?
Presidents' Day is celebrated on the third Monday in February. But, its origin story has its roots in a congressional intervention of a previous holiday. -
Who Is Craig From Craigslist?
Craigslist is an internationally renowned forum for everything from houses to holidays. But, the Craig behind Craigslist had humble beginnings in a small town. -
How John Wayne Changed His Appearance For Hollywood
Though John Wayne looked as natural on camera as the sand-swept desert itself, he worked hard at achieving that look over the years. Here's what he did. -
How Elizabeth Taylor's Children Are Connected To This Law & Order: SVU Star
Legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor's children are connected to a "Law & Order: SVU" star. Can you guess which actor it is? Let's take a look and find out!
