In September, many Broadway shows are set to resume performances for the first time since March 2020. Let’s take a closer look at a few of the productions that will soon return to the stage.
While some cocktail names are certainly creative, there are several common formulas that have been used to name many of today’s most recognizable drinks.
When it comes to storytelling, Disney has mastered a formula that hits home with audiences. Among their collection of films, Disney princess stories have become a proven recipe for success.
When the summer heat arrives, many people head out to a water park for some refreshing fun. In fact, it’s estimated that US water parks receive about 85 million guests per year.
Judy Garland was born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota on June 10, 1922. Her incredible talent would eventually make her one of the most popular Hollywood stars of the 20th century.
The Game of Life is one of the most popular board games on the market today. But this classic game has a surprisingly long – and dark – history.
May 11th marks National Twilight Zone Day, an unofficial holiday that celebrates the iconic television show, The Twilight Zone. Interestingly — and perhaps fittingly — the reason for this date is a mystery. It doesn’t coincide with the date the series premiered or ended, nor does it align with the original air date of any particularly memorable episodes.
The Kentucky Derby was first held at Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, KY in 1875, making it the longest-running sports event in the United States. The race is held on the first Saturday in May and has been given the nickname of “the greatest two minutes in sports.”
Today, there are over 760 roller coasters in the United States, which means it’s home to almost a third of the world’s total coasters. And these attractions have come a long way since their early iterations.
Many people have heard of the legend of Krampus thanks to references in pop culture — including a 2015 film titled Krampus. But the roots of this half-goat, half-demon monster date back much farther.
In September, many Broadway shows are set to resume performances for the first time since March 2020. Let’s take a closer look at a few of the productions that will soon return to the stage.
While some cocktail names are certainly creative, there are several common formulas that have been used to name many of today’s most recognizable drinks.
When it comes to storytelling, Disney has mastered a formula that hits home with audiences. Among their collection of films, Disney princess stories have become a proven recipe for success.
When the summer heat arrives, many people head out to a water park for some refreshing fun. In fact, it’s estimated that US water parks receive about 85 million guests per year.
Judy Garland was born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota on June 10, 1922. Her incredible talent would eventually make her one of the most popular Hollywood stars of the 20th century.
The Game of Life is one of the most popular board games on the market today. But this classic game has a surprisingly long – and dark – history.
May 11th marks National Twilight Zone Day, an unofficial holiday that celebrates the iconic television show, The Twilight Zone. Interestingly — and perhaps fittingly — the reason for this date is a mystery. It doesn’t coincide with the date the series premiered or ended, nor does it align with the original air date of any particularly memorable episodes.
The Kentucky Derby was first held at Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, KY in 1875, making it the longest-running sports event in the United States. The race is held on the first Saturday in May and has been given the nickname of “the greatest two minutes in sports.”
Today, there are over 760 roller coasters in the United States, which means it’s home to almost a third of the world’s total coasters. And these attractions have come a long way since their early iterations.
Many people have heard of the legend of Krampus thanks to references in pop culture — including a 2015 film titled Krampus. But the roots of this half-goat, half-demon monster date back much farther.
