10 Famous Books With Lesser-Known Subtitles
You may not have even realized these 10 books had subtitles.
You may not have even realized these 10 books had subtitles.
Subliminal messages affect the subconscious mind. Here's some pleasant (and not so pleasant) messages hiding in plain sight.
Brace yourself. These are shocking developments, people.
Top-ranked Alabama visits Arkansas on Saturday for a heated Southeastern Conference football battle between two schools with a couple of the more unique nicknames in college sports—Crimson Tide and Razorbacks. Here are the origins of the nicknames for all
Forgetting to convert units of measurement can result in big-time disasters—like these six examples.
In 1814, Francis Scott Key saw the tattered remains of the American flag still blowing in the breeze after Fort McHenry had been bombarded by the British all night. The rest, as you probably know, is history.
Military turncoats come in all shapes and sizes, motivated by all sorts of considerations: power, revenge, disillusionment, and, most often, the sound of a little extra coin. But not every turncoat seems to bear the tarnished rep old Benedict Arnold came
You know that John Tyler took over the presidency when William Henry Harrison died in 1841, but what else do you know about "Tyler Too?"
They'd be quite awesome at karaoke.
In 2010, New York City's Metropolitan Transit Authority announced that it would be rearranging some of its subway signs because they resembled a slightly naughty bit of internet slang. The signage for the F, M, and L lines read "FML," which savvy web us
Dozens of companies use acronyms or initials in their names, but how well do you know what the abbreviated letters mean? Let's take a look at the etymologies behind a few abbreviated company names.1. CVSSorry, drugstore fans, there aren't three fatcat ph
Sometimes they block a neighboring house's view, or are built to challenge city ordinances. These are spite houses—buildings constructed to make someone mad.
Want to be cremated, but worry that your ashes will just end up buried in a cemetery or sitting in some boring urn? Fear not! Have a look at these 10 bizarre places that ashes have gone. 1. Into a Comic
We all dream of having some superpower to help navigate life. Some people have those powers. Let's just hope they remember that with great power, comes great responsibility.
When you want to keep a vast fortune or priceless object secure, look no further: These safes and vaults are famous for being virtually impregnable.
Women are doing amazing work in primatology, the study of monkeys, apes, prosimians, and even humans. Although many are working on furthering our understanding of our closest relatives, we will take a look at only the most prominent.
Here in the U.S., you can name your kid almost anything, but that's not the case everywhere in the world.
In March, the city of Topeka, Kansas, unofficially changed its name to Google for a month in an effort to promote itself as an attractive destination for the tech giant to test its new fiber-optic technology. In 1998, the capital city temporarily changed
You know the characters, but you might not know their full names. Store these tidbits away in your noggin for future trivia.
A Bill Murray comedy as metaphor? These eight theories say yes.
Here are some of the most interesting catacombs open for visits around the world.
Shortstop Johnny Jones must have felt great about being traded for a 25-pound turkey.
Diplomatic immunity may be intended to keep diplomats from running afoul of local authorities while serving abroad, but some workers take it as a license to act like jerks.
For a four-year stretch in the mid-1930s, Shirley Temple was Hollywood's biggest box-office draw every year.