The classic Heinz ketchup bottle you grew up with was inspired by...shoes?

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We all know that "Girls Just Want to Have Fun," but do you know all the other lyrics? What about Cyndi Lauper's other tracks? We've got a quiz that puts your music knowledge to the test.
Tornado Alley spans several U.S. states known for extreme weather. Can you name all nine states commonly included in the region?
Retirement can look different depending on which state you live in. Here are the states to favor—and avoid—if you're looking to save money in your golden years.
From coast to coast, these are the fast-food chains each state loves the most.
These iconic Beatles tunes are missing a word—can you supply the correct one?
From UN recognition to centuries-old history, here's why Turkey is now called Türkiye in the World Cup—and how the Thanksgiving bird ended up sharing its name.
Why are so many pencils painted yellow? The answer traces back to a prizewinning pencil, luxury branding, and graphite imported from China.
St. Thomas was a thriving town before it was submerged by Lake Mead—but it didn't stay sunken.
Why do we mow lawns? The tradition dates back centuries, when neatly trimmed grass was a luxury reserved for Europe's wealthiest landowners.
From former search engines to the not-so-easy way to get online, younger generations have no idea what we once dealt with.
Landlords can be quirky, unhinged, or sometimes even close friends. Can you name all the sitcoms only from the names of the landlords?
Chances are, your favorite (or new favorite) summer destination is on this list!
All modern humans may descend from a small group of people who survived a catastrophic event just over 70,000 years ago.
From dog teeth and snail shells to tea bricks and salt bars, these strange currencies show just how creative humans have been when it comes to money.
From A to U, how many countries can you name that begin with a vowel? Test your global knowledge and see if you can beat the clock in this quick quiz.
Why do so many Americans work 9 to 5? The familiar schedule grew out of labor activism, federal law, and innovations introduced by Henry Ford.
Chlorine actually has a neutral smell—so if your pool smells strongly of chlorine, it's actually not a good sign.
The Master of Suspense left the world with a farewell as memorable as his films.
From games to food, Americans believed there was good reason to avoid these things.
It's less about an emotionally-disturbed character, and more about a toxic metal.
Some of the best sitcoms include quirky and wild neighbors. How well do you know your favorites from over the years?
From Stevie Nicks to Alicia Keys, these chart-topping tracks were actually penned by pop legend Prince.
What does "41" mean in slang? Here's how a seemingly random number became Gen Alpha and Gen Z's latest inside joke after 6-7.