Music was more experimental when people were shorter and lived near the water.

The 20,000 martyrs of Nicomedia did wind up as a league of their own.

Mild things make hearts sing, too, but mostly don't enlist good agents.

Long before Nantucket was used as its location, “Wings” was filmed at San Antonio’s Fort Sam Houston.

Pop Tarts were not inspired by the daughter of a Kellogg’s employee placing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in a toaster.

Peter Lorre received top billing for very few scenes and very few lines in 1940’s 'Stranger in the Third Floor.'

US President Rutherford B. Hayes has a holiday, a town, a museum, a car, and a soccer team named in his honor.

Only two miles of Interstate 238 are in California.

Louis the Stammerer was not the first king to sing scat.

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was larger than the Michael Bay Colony.

After perfecting Caller ID in the 1970s, Bell Labs attempted construct of Caller Ego to unrealistic results.

Seamstress Frederique Valk (1917-65) is best remembered for the inaugural gown of Second Lady Mariette Rheiner Garner.

Countess Dolingen of Gratz, Austria, used her position to fight for women’s suffrage and improving the lives of the poor.

Some of the more infamous vulgar fractions include 17/3, 53/9, and 26/75.

Clain Ó Ceallaigh never built a church in a riparian forest.