Lime is the only common ingredient between a Margarita and a Mojito. You better study this before placing an order at the bar
Driving in the Rain? This Woman Made It Possible
Up until 1903, no one imagined that rain on a moving vehicle's windshield could be avoided. Then Mary Anderson came along.
This Man Is Why You Can Change the Channel From Your Couch
Referred to as the "Father of the Television Remote Control," Robert Adler possesses 180 patents for electrical devices.
Why “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” Was Ahead of Its Time
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an eternal feminist icon, but what makes her so iconic?
Leading You Through the Streets of Borough Market
Borough Market is one of the most famous marketplaces in the world. Sit back and read a bit of history, and a lot of food
Three of the Greatest Rivalries in Men’s Tennis
A great tennis rivalry is not only about a players' ability with a racket as there is much more to it.
Le Marché Des Enfants Rouges — The Oldest Food Market in Paris
There are other marketplaces in Paris, but Le Marché des Enfants Rouges is arguably the most special one.
John Wayne’s Final Public Appearance Is Nothing Short of Delightful
While many admirers remember him for his amazing movie performances, John Wayne's final public appearance remains holy.
Who Were You; Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn
Rembrandt was a master of light and shade, and his realism led some detractors to argue that he preferred ugly to beauty.
Gail Borden and His Surprising Contribution to Your Pantry
The empire created by Gail Borden in the 1950s is still alive and kicking.