The “Logan Bar” Was Not-So-Sweet Chocolate And That’s Just How The US Military Wanted It
For National Chocolate Day, the story of a World War II-era chocolate bar that wasn't too sweet, and that’s exactly how it was supposed to be.
Tying Cans To A Wedding Car Has Roots In Protesting A Marriage
Wedding season is definitely here, and today we’ll tell you about a wedding tradition that used to have one very clear meaning and then did a 180.
La Bougie du sapeur, The Newspaper That Only Comes Out On February 29
There's a newspaper in France that’s only published every four years: the leap day paper known as La Bougie du sapeur.
The Highly Photographic Life Of Frederick Douglass
Today is the assumed birth date in 1817 or 1818 of Frederick Douglass, who is known for his powerful writing and speeches, but was also probably the most photographed person of his time.
Couple Marries At Local Dunkin Donuts
Going to the Dunkin and we’re Gonna get maaaaarried
Getting Married
Congratulations!
Abraham Lincoln, Wedding Planner
One of the great White House legends is set in 1862, when Abraham Lincoln supposedly helped a couple elope.
I’ll Take Alex Trebek Facts For $500, Alex
It sure was nice to hear that Jeopardy host Alex Trebek is not only doing well following his cancer treatment, he’s already back at work on a new season of the show!
The Fastest Lawn Mower In The World, And How We Got To It
Earlier this month a prototype mower in Germany set a new world record by going from zero to 100 miles an hour in 6.29 seconds… while still cutting grass! Not bad for an invention that's not even 200 years old.
Wedding in Aisle 13
I always cry at grocery store weddings.