10 Baby Name Trends for 2025, According to Nameberry
The trends range from “fast fashion” to “baby names, literally” and beyond.
The trends range from “fast fashion” to “baby names, literally” and beyond.
We give you an obscure word with four definitions—one correct, three made up. Can you identify the correct one?
One theory suggests that we call liquor “spirits” because of alcohol’s association with one spirit in particular: the Holy Spirit. But there are other possible origins.
Meet one of the most iconic pre-war cars ever made: the 1930 Speed Six.
The humanities aren't in first place.
Parker Brothers had no qualms about marketing Ouija boards to teens 30 years ago.
From Harry Houdini’s strange death to a steamship disaster and “Monster Mash,” memorable historical events have happened—fittingly—on Halloween.
Lucy walked on her own two feet. Scientists weren’t expecting that.
Experts say you shouldn't skip cleaning new cookware.
The move, which is intended to speed up drop-offs, has been criticized as ‘tyranny.’
The Oscar-winning ode to vino did nothing to help Merlot sales. Discover more facts about the 2004 indie film.
We ran the lyrics of a hit song through multiple languages, then translated them back into English. Can you figure out what the song is, or who performed it?
Your dog’s motivations for licking you range from adorable to disgusting.
This horror film footage covers everything from invisible men to undead pets.
Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, or veggie-curious, these cities are worth a visit.
Though cats only live once, the idea that the animals have nine lives has been around for a long time.
From ‘Ghostbusters’ to Madonna’s VMA performance, 1984 was a memorable year for pop culture.
To this day, no one knows who "The Thing" might have been.
Western scientists have doubted the existence of everything from the rhinoceros to the gorilla.
See if you can pair the antagonist with the classic movie they’re from.
The heavy-duty tool is said to be the work of a man named Moncke. Or was it Moncay?
From grand castles to more humble country manors, the UK’s centuries-old homes have seen plenty of occupants move in over the years. And some never moved out.
All five answers to the questions below have something in common. Can you figure it out?
Three historic cemeteries, designed as refuges of the dead, are bringing their landscapes back to life for native plants and animals.