The Story of Catherine the Great
Catherine the Great was a woman of contradictions. She was a great leader during a time when women were not allowed to rule. However, she
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The Story Behind Banksy
When Time magazine chose Banksy, a British artist-filmmaker, activist, all-purpose provocateur, painter, and graffiti master—to feature in their list of the top 100 most influential
When Cleveland Released 1.5 Million Balloons, And Two Men Died
The charitable group United Way of Cleveland believed they had come up with an excellent idea in 1986 to gain some attention and provide a
The History of Flight Radar
Radar would not be conceivable without radio. Radar is now a standard piece of equipment used in many different ways. Before the Second World War,
Sticky Has Reopened Its Doors – But Be Careful With the Zines
Your favourite institute recently reopened its CBD store in the Degraves Subway to its eagerly waiting customers. With their shelves fully stocked, you can be
Homeless Piano Man Donald Gould Back in Sarasota
Donald Gould had been playing the piano on this rainy Thursday in the Twice’s Nice resale store in Sarasota. For whatever reason, Gould remarked, it
This “Eternal Song” Has Played For 19 Yrs & Has Over 980 To Go
The world’s most listened-to song has been on repeat for 20 years in England at River Thames banks, which is situated in London. The song
The ‘Marree Man’: The Mystery Behind A Modern Giant Geoglyph Figure
The Marree Man—also known as Stuart’s Giant—is a contemporary geoglyph located 37 miles west of Marree, South Australia, on a plateau near Finnis Springs. With
A Short History Of Australia’s Milk Bars
Greek milk bars and cafés that began operating in almost every Australian city and town during the 1930s are responsible for a significant portion of
The History Of Creepy Victorian Christmas Cards
Despite the widespread use of mobile phones and electronic communications, more than two billion Christmas cards are expected to be sent this year. Believe it
