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This Hindu holiday is celebrated in many different ways, but it always revolves around one theme: the victory of light over darkness.

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Grace Bedell gets the credit for the most famous beard in American history, but she wasn’t the first person to ask for it.

Art Garfunkel was born on this day in 1941. To celebrate, test your knowledge on his folk band!

The extravagant ball had a lasting effect. HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age’ takes inspiration from the real-life event in its season 1 finale.

Bonfire Night marks a foiled plot from 1605, but for most of its history the figure on top of the fire wasn’t Fawkes.

The first Thanksgiving spread was a flavorful illustration of the realities of survival, local resources, shared cultures, and short-lived alliances.