Heck yeah Kentucky! The Bluegrass State has a whole lot going for it — from delicious bourbon to thoroughbred horses — since it joined the United States over 230 years ago. Read on for 60+ facts!
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The Great Gatsby isn’t just the source of a popular Leonardo DiCaprio gif. It’s also a Great American Novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Read our list of 60+ facts about him!
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Have you ever heard the phrase “We’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto” and wondered what Kansas was all about? Wonder no more!
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Criminally underrated, Anne Brontë wrote two novels that stand as early examples of feminist literature. Check out or list of facts about the youngest Brontë sister.
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Few Hollywood actors are as iconic as the great Paul Newman. Cool and charismatic the same way James Dean and Marlon Brando were, but also unafraid to take unflattering roles like his contemporaries Robert Redford and Warren Beatty. Here are 99 facts about Paul Newman.
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What is there to know about the 29th state? Lots of things! From Des Moines to Donna Reed, here are 66 awesome and interesting facts and trivia about the state of Iowa.
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Luge is like the fastest Winter Olympic sport and if you blink, a race down an icy track could be over. One or two riders (known as lugers) lying on a small sled that then hurtles down an icy track to the finish line at high speeds — and the fastest luger is the winner! Here are some facts about luge.
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Emily Brontë is an especially intriguing figure in literature. The Wuthering Heights author died young but what else do we know about her? Read on to find out.
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Bobsledding is just wild! You can go over 80mph down dangerous iced-up tracks with steep banks and bends. It’s also exciting and interesting and we can prove it with these facts.
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Charlotte Brontë is nothing short of a major literary icon. The influential Jane Eyre author left behind of a tremendous heritage that you can read about here.
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