

Eden Gordon
Joined: Jan 28, 2026
Eden Gordon is a writer and editor whose work has been published in Slate, BuzzFeed, Atlas Obscura, POPSUGAR, and Success Magazine. She's also a singer-songwriter and avid traveler, and she particularly loves to write about unique travel destinations, arts and culture, and unanswered or unanswerable questions.




No, it wasn't a warm-up exercise. Here's the truth about how Slash came up with the "Sweet Child O' Mine" riff, in his own words.
From Antarctic research stations to remote Siberian towns, these places redefine the meaning of cold.
From "I'll Oil Wells Love You" to "Coat of Many Colors," Dolly Parton has some strong opinions about some songs in her vast discography.
How well do you know your Bee Gees, Eagles, and Fleetwood Mac trivia? Find out with this quiz.
From dulce de leche pancake balls to fried chicken and waffles, these spots serve up brunches that even Guy Fieri can't refuse.
From Rihanna's "Love on the Brain" to Billie Eilish's "Six Feet Under," all these songs came out a full decade ago.
World Book Day is April 23, the day William Shakespeare and a number of other famous authors died. Learn more about the history and origins of this literary celebration here.
This Earth Day, learn more about how to protect our planet—and the people who live on it.
In honor of World Book Day, here are five ways to read more books that are sure to help you fall back in love with reading.
These musicals inspired by Shakespeare imagine what would happen if Juliet didn't die, if "A Midsummer Night's Dream" took place in a nightclub, and more.
Climate change is here—but what does that actually mean?
From the Beatles' debut to the album that transformed Bob Dylan's career, these albums were all recorded quickly—but remain immortal.