3 Pairs of Unlikely Band Mates
Beautiful music made by people who you never would’ve thought would make beautiful music together.
Beautiful music made by people who you never would’ve thought would make beautiful music together.
Sure, we’ve all heard of bubonic plague, but while “the Black Death” may be the flashiest, there have been plenty of other horrible pandemics.
There are a lot of movies and TV shows about supernatural creatures. But do you know the proper way to defeat vampires, werewolves, witches, witches, and zombies (provided they’re real)?
Better living through robotics. Does the world really need a robotic butt? Maybe not, but, in 2012 Japanese engineer Nobuhiro Takahashi and his colleagues at the University of Electro-Communications in Chofu decided to build one anyway. What did he call his incredibly odd invention? SHIRI, which is a fairly crude Japanese slang term for “buttocks.” […]
It’s a huge break in the music business: being asked to sing on a duet with a major pop star, and the song becomes a hit. But what became of those lucky musicians?
Monsieur de Grandpre and Monsieur de Pique, two French gentlemen vying for the affections of Mademoiselle Tirevit, who had been dating both men at the same time. When the two found out they weren’t Tirevit’s one and only, they agreed to a duel…in a pair of gas-filled balloons over Paris.
Well, sort of. Here are some hit movies that later cut out their most salacious bits to appeal to a wider audience.
Video games hit big in the early 1980s, and then so did the gavel.
The music industry is notoriously difficult for artists to thrive in. And as these examples show, not even being a platinum-selling artist ensures that your music will be heard.
Garfield made its debut in newspapers on June 19, 1978. To celebrate his birthday, here is a look at the dark and fuzzy underbelly of America’s favorite comic strip cat.
It takes the average bathroom reader one minute and fifteen seconds to read the average page of a Bathroom Reader. Here are some more examples of how long things take (or took).
Here are some more odd celebrations to hold you over until the 4th of July.
Our latest book, Beer-Topia is in stores now. It’s a heady brew of beer miscellany, and here’s an exclusive taste.
Better read this article about the speediest runners, swimmers, and bicyclists before it zips away.
Brewing up some coffee can be a bit of a pain. In zero gravity, it’s even more tricky. Here’s how astronauts do it on the International Space Station.
In 1950, a fearless feline may have possibly climbed an infamous mountain.
Putting potties in elevators may sound totally crazy but there’s a good reason why officials in Japan think that it might be a good idea.
Scientists say that they’re closer than ever to bringing back dinosaurs. What could possibly go wrong?