Fun Facts

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These Muscle Facts Are a Serious Flex​

More than 600 muscles work hard to help us through our daily lives — and they're far more fascinating and intricate than you may realize.

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How 7 Major Cities Got Their Nicknames​

You’re no doubt familiar with nicknames like the Big Apple and City of Light, but do you know how cities like New York and Paris earned their famous sobriquets?

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Arts & Culture​

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Why Do Older Movies Look Sped Up?​

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When we think of old, silent films, we’re likely to picture the choppy, fast-paced movements of Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton, or perhaps the newsreel footage of Babe Ruth hitting a home run and seemingly zipping around the bases at 40 miles per hour. As talented as these individuals were, they weren’t capable of moving at speeds that far beyond the range of normal people. So why do they appear that way on film?

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