History

"My car turned 30 today and rolled over 247,000 miles. KBB says it’s worth no more than $1,318 ($250 on a trade-in). Guess I may as well keep it."

The confirmation of Prince William, 1997...

“The fall wind. I used to sit out on my deck for hours with a sweatshirt and hot cocoa and read and the smell/sound of the wind through the pines is one of my fondest memories.”

When The Simpsons Leave Australia, It Mirrors The Famous ‘Fall Of Saigon’ Helicopter Pic

"Someone had all the failed presidential candidates bumperstickers on their car"

“The 1950s Piaget bequeathed by my grandmother”

Despite having such a long history, modern sea lilies have retained the appearance of their prehistoric ancestors. Both ancient and modern specimens have a stem that attaches to hard surfaces, a cup-shaped body with a mouth in the middle, and branch-like “arms.”

New Jersey: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Washington: Nirvana, Kentucky: My Morning Jacket...

I don’t know about you all, but a “sick” day growing up consisted of laying on the couch while watching The Price is Right. Actress Mila Kunis has even publicly said that Bob Barker’s slow speech helped her to learn English after she migrated to the United States.

Yep, these things are two decades old now…

Archaeologists uncovered an ancient snack bar in the Regio V site in Pompeii...

The historic New Jersey cottage that time forgot...

"Who ate all the cherries in the cherry cake. I was blamed for this for YEARS after someone picked out all of the cherries and ate them during a family Christmas party. 8 years later my little sister confessed to me that it had been her."

Plastic surgeon Julian De Silva mathematically proved that the face of supermodel Bella Hadid is as close as possible to the golden ratio.

"Dyed separate hair strands in contrasting colors. Those who weren’t ready for drastic changes used colored mascara."

“Creep” by Radiohead (1993), “…Baby One More Time” by Britney Spears (1998), “Enter Sandman” by Metallica (1991)...

Bonus: “Wedding ring went through the garbage disposal. I fixed it!”

Around 100 years ago, renowned German photographer, Kurt Hielscher, published a photobook with pictures of Yugoslavia.