Is there a back story to the love relationship between the police and doughnuts?
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A married couple from Netherlands couldn't be buried together because he was a Protestant and she was a Catholic.
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What we call the 'Eskimo kiss' - rubbing noses - is called a kunik by the Inuit. It's an expression of affection, usually from an adult to a child.
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Symmetry is beautiful—to insects, birds, mammals, all of the primates, and people around the world.
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LOL or lol, an acronym for laugh(ing) out loud, or lots of laughs, is a popular element of Internet slang.
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A blend word is a word made up of parts of two (or more) other words, and whose meaning combines the meanings of the two other words.
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Which of these tree-mendously weird facts about Christmas and Christmas trees are completely made up?
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Can Christmas traditions be beautiful and a bit (a bit?) weird at the same time?
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Icelanders have a beautiful tradition of giving books to each other on Christmas Eve and then spending the night reading.
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From the outside, Thomas Jeromin’s house, in Rinteln, Germany, doesn’t look at all out of the ordinary , but as they say, ‘ it’s what’s inside that matters ’, and in this case the inside is nothing …
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Anthony van der Meer , a film student, was having lunch in Amsterdam when his iPhone was stolen. By the time he realised that the phone was no longer in his possession and called the police, it was alr…
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What gives Brad Pitt that special twinkle? And what is it that makes Jennifer Garner so alluring, yet so innocent and youthful? A birth defect that is otherwise known as the dimple.
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L ove snuggling up to a sweetie and smooching? That's romantic, but— spoiler alert —kissing can be a disgusting and dangerous activity.
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An octopus is a sea animal with a soft round body and eight long arms called tentacles. Do you know the plural of the word OCTOPUS ?
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When two strangers are forced to talk and maintain eye contact for a while, it can make them fall in love.
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A marriage ceremony typically ends with a kiss because in ancient Rome, a kiss was a legal bond that sealed contracts, and marriage was seen as a contract.
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