National Hat Day | January 15
In 1797, John Hetherington's top hat caused chaos in London, leading to fainting women and a boy breaking his arm.
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In 1797, John Hetherington's top hat caused chaos in London, leading to fainting women and a boy breaking his arm.
Did you know that the first snowboarding World Cup took place in Zürs, Austria, in 1985?
Studies show yoga slows the aging of the brain and also enhances mental health by reducing stress, anxiety, and depression.
Jack Skellington’s expressive range required nearly 400 separate heads for his model to capture every emotion in the movie.
Shein removed children's items and leather bags from its website in 2024 after unhealthy substances were found in these products.
Klingon, created for the Star Trek universe, is the most widely spoken fictional language in the world.
In Britain, saying "Good morning, Mr. Magpie, how's your wife?" to a lone magpie is a way to avoid bad luck.
Stan Marsh debuted as a nameless cutout in the 1992 short "Jesus vs. Frosty," a project that led to the creation of "South Park."
The Joker made his comic book debut in 1940’s Batman #1, becoming one of Batman’s first and most iconic adversaries.
Every year, the Great British Baking Show selects its contestants from an application pool of over 12,000 people!
In 1922, Levi's introduced jeans with belt loops, replacing the need for suspenders and setting a new standard in jeans design.
According to a 1996 study by M S Stanley, school uniforms can reduce crime and gang-related activity in schools.