Picking your nose and eating your boogers is perhaps America’s greatest pastime. Yes, even more than playing baseball or eating a lot of apple pie. If you have questions about nose picking, you are in the right place.
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Remember that time a bunch of people at Rice University manipulated the legs of a dead spider to pick things up with it? It’s called necrobotics and it’s neat af.
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Who is Mr. Doodle? Sam Cox is an artist based in London, England who calls himself Mr Doodle — and this guy is now famous for doodling a whole actual entire house for the ultimate art design project that was years in the works from planning to execution to completion.
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Figure skating! It’s the most graceful and elegant and least clumsy of all the sports. Chances are, you’re too klutzy to figure skate yourself but you’re more than welcome to check out our facts.
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Cricket! Is it a bug or is it a sport? It’s actually both but today we’re going to discuss facts about the athletic game called Cricket. Read on!
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The 2017 Craig Gillespie film I, Tonya stars the amazing Margot Robbie as disgraced figure skater Tonya Harding. If you’re curious about some behind-the-scenes details, read on!
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The 1997 sequel to Jurassic Park may not be as good as the first but it features 50% more dinosaurs! Check out our list of more facts and trivia about The Lost World: Jurassic Park.
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Cool Hand Luke is the story of a man who would literally rather die than let anyone tell him what to do. There is a certain poetry to a life lived that way, which makes this movie a poem. Read on for facts about this Paul Newman poem.
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Isn’t consumerism awesome? You can watch television and be inspired to spend money on stuff — mostly stuff that you probably don’t need and will only use once or twice. Well, Shark Tank inspired us to buy things that we actually use more than once! Check out our list to see what they are.
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“Louisiana” is the opening tune to The Walkmen’s fantastic 2006 album A Hundred Miles Off. It’s also the 18th state to be admitted into the Union! Here are several dozen facts about the state that has shaped so much of the world’s economy and culture for the past 300 years.
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