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As the numbers show, you can always count on old standards.

Warner Brothers relied on music to help pull off some of the funniest gags in cartoon history.

The family of Robert M. Jaffray, an Air Force veteran, claims he's the one responsible for the "World Showcase."

Since 1967, it’s been the best-selling white spirit in the U.S. But despite its prevalence, vodka took a while to catch on.

You've mastered the half-moon and know exactly what shades are on trend (greige? Marsala?). Still, there's plenty more to learn about the polish you swipe on your fingers and toes.

In 1968, a correspondence with a schoolteacher led to Charles Schulz creating the Peanuts’s first African-American character.

Even if you're an avid fan of the Frosty or can't get enough of the Baconator, there are probably a few things you don't know about Wendy's, the third biggest burger chain in the U.S.

The dream of a combination dishwasher and washing machine came alive in the 1940s.

As hard as bees toil during their peak seasons, you’d think the colder months would bring some kind of hibernation or rest, even if it means snowy death.