11 of the Most Dominant Seasons in Sports History
Here’s a look at some of the most dominant statistical seasons in various sports at the pro and college levels.
Here’s a look at some of the most dominant statistical seasons in various sports at the pro and college levels.
When Andre Agassi’s autobiography Open came out in 2010, all of the hype I heard about it surrounded the fact that the tennis great had done meth and wore a hairpiece. I had low expectations. But while reading the book last week, I learned a whole lot mor
These unofficial stats may not be as illuminating, but they're certainly more fun.
Happy National Dog Day!
There's a system to Ikea product naming that matches word categories to product categories. Then there are names that don't relate to the products in any way.
Maybe your days of physical athletic prowess are far behind you. But brains can grow more efficient over time if properly worked out. Fortunately, there are many competitions out there for those of us who have to start choosing brains over brawn.
The production logos that cap off a TV show don't just tell you who made the show—they're also a glimpse into the creator’s sense of humor and personality. Here are the stories behind a few logos you might recognize.
Some of these properties are available on the open market—if you have enough money. Some are not. But all of them join a unique club of some of the world’s costliest places to live.
These film analyses will either blow your mind or leave you shaking your head.
Not all of them started out so happy.
Travel back to a time when 'lady’s low toupee' and 'Master John Goodfellow' were perfectly acceptable terms for genitalia.
At a triennial competition coordinated by Mosaïcultures International of Montréal, artists from around the world present arrangements of still-living plants atop mesh skeletons, creating towering exhibition pieces that put the best-trimmed privet hedges t
You know some other animal adjectives ending in -ine: feline (catlike), canine (doggy) and bovine (cow like). How many more are there? A herd, a flock, a whole bunch. Here’s a dozen.
With the 1980 census, a three-part question was adopted that applied to everyone, giving a more complete picture of language in the U.S.
Hau`oli la Hanau, Hawaii! Yes, you read that right. It was only 54 years ago today that Hawaii became part of the U.S. Let's celebrate with 22 facts about the Aloha State.
From a corporate take on "Beat It" to a verse on the best way to pour coffee.
Sometimes it helps to get away.
I’d like to say that we Baby Boomers were savvy shoppers in our youth—that we never fell for fancy packaging or seductive advertisements. I’d like to say that, but I’d be lying. Why else would we have slapped down our hard-earned baby-sitting money on pro
Some companies find their niche and stick to it. Others, though, have to adapt to changing markets in order to thrive.
On this date in 1839, the French government released Louis Daguerre’s photographic process to the world—for free.
Could it be true? That the summer’s biggest hit is not really a Robin Thicke original? There's controversy brewing over “Blurred Lines.”
Mae West quipped, "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”
Some variety shows launched characters that transcended popular culture then as Bart Simpson and the Sex and the City ladies have in more recent years.
Last weekend was the D23 Expo, Disney's fan convention—basically the Disney Comic-Con—and people certainly dressed to impress. Though there was a costume contest as motivation on Friday, fans dressed up all three days. Here are some of the best.