The Birth of “Seinfeld” (Before It Was Seinfeld)
Learn about the origins of Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David’s classic sitcom, from its 1989 NBC special to its notorious finale.
Learn about the origins of Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David’s classic sitcom, from its 1989 NBC special to its notorious finale.
Here are all the wildest, biggest, and strangest new foods on offer at the big league stadiums this year.
Super ducky is here to save the day with factoids, trivia, and mind-boggling stories from across the globe.
From Comedy Central to The Daily Show, here’s a history of public “potshots” and “tank-yous” for Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader.
Here are some women who changed the world, but hardly anybody knows what they did or how they did it.
This Presidents Day let’s look at the best, biggest, and most interesting number-twos of all time—the Vice Presidents of the United States.
To commemorate Black History Month, here’s a list of notable figures often overlooked by history books.
What’s going to happen in 2024? A lot of monumental and weird stuff, if we’re to believe various astrologers, psychics, and science-fiction.
Why are hospitals so cold? Why is urine yellow? How does a gas mask work? Get some answers to popular science questions in our new blog.
The English language is always changing with plenty of words that mean almost the same thing—but not quite. Here’s a guide to some commonly confused words.
Let’s delve into the history behind some of the most beloved and important traditions associated with Hanukkah, both celebratory and solemn.
Here are some of the most notable, quirky, and fascinating adaptations of Ebenezer Scrooge. (You might be surprised by the most accurate!)
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of The Walt Disney Company with a review of its storied history, from Oswald to Mickey Mouse and beyond.
Groove to the music while reading these facts about the long and rockin’ history of stacks of wax—otherwise known as vinyl records.
It isn’t Halloween if you don’t carve a pumpkin, hand out candy, or bob for apples. Here’s a look at why we celebrate Halloween the way we do.
Top contributor to Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader, Brian Boone, sat down with Arroe Collins to share the inside scoop on the newest edition to the series.
UJBR contributor Brian Boone talks to Geeks Who Drink CEO Christopher Short about Uncle John’s Weird, Wonderful World Bathroom Reader.
Learn more about popular objects and phrases associated with school, like chalkboard erasers and “The dog ate my homework.”